zebramochaman
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I have been considering adding some mouse guns to my collection and I particularly like some of the NAA models. Do any of you know why most of the NAA models are not on the MSP roster?
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No trigger guard...
Not sure if the size of them as well. They were never legal in MD.
That being said the Minis are well made. The hammers cock back nicely with a good feel to it. They backed up there Mini's with a lifetime warrenty.
They are innaccurate as can be (there an onion field gun), and louder then hell for a .22.
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lasher9999
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They make a blackpowder version and a cylinder conversion!
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Yes they do. I was talking about the cartridge version, since the OP mentioned MD Handgun Roster.
The Cap and Ball version can be bought and shipped in MD, unless they recently changed the regs.
You used to be able to mail order them from Bass Pro & Cabelas.
lasher9999
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Yes. But the cylinder conversion makes it a cartridge weapon.
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You cannot convert the black powder version into a cartridge round. The firing pin on the hammer is different. the Rimfire hammer uses a slotted head /pin.
http://www.northamericanarms.com/faq_cb
http://www.northamericanarms.com/faq_cb
It's generally because they lack a trigger guard, if you're asking about NAA Derringers. How the 4" 1860 Earl got on the roster, well, who knows. Maybe someone at MDSP or a MD politician had a fetish for it once upon a time. The NAA mouse pistols are on the roster, as are the ones from Seecamp.
