Credit card sized/shaped gun

Chris · Aug 6, 2017

I carry a Seecamp in .32ACP when I don't feel like carrying a firearm. Perfect gun for Saturday nights, now that's special. Not much bigger then the credit card gun. Chris

redeemed.man · Aug 6, 2017

Chris said:
I carry a Seecamp in .23ACP when I don't feel like carrying a firearm. Perfect gun for Saturday nights, now that's special. Not much bigger then the credit card gun. Chris

.23 acp?

Armadillofz1 · Aug 6, 2017

cb51 said:
Seems a ridiculous waste of time and money. I've carried a NAA mini since the 1980's and it's saved my butt twice. Needs no assembly or last minute loading while being mugged.

Every day carry for me too

Chris · Aug 6, 2017

boundlessdyad said:
.23 acp?

Oops Fixed Thanks for heads up Chris

highli99 · Aug 6, 2017

Armadillofz1 said:
Every day carry for me too

I like that setup

knastera · Aug 6, 2017

DutchV said:
I get that it's a trade-off between size and power, and that nobody wants to get shot. It's the rimfire ammo that is the weak link. Misfires are somewhat common. If you get a dud in a defensive situation, you have a problem. And I'm not very lucky in that department. So yeah, it's a personal choice. I just don't think I'm going for rimfire in a serious role.

I've never had a 22 Magnum misfire. It could also be the gun. I shoot 22 Magnum from a Heritage Arms revolver and that has never misfired 22 LR or 22 Magnum.

judah7 · Aug 6, 2017

I'd rather get the mini 22 magnum instead of a one shot 22lr...... they are the same size pretty much and the 22 magnum is the superior round by far.

judah7 · Aug 6, 2017

Biggfoot44 said:
It's a Spur Trigger thing. No Triggergaurd = No Bueno to the Roster Board .

Doesn't the hammer have to be manually cocked back to fire on the 22 magnums?

knastera · Aug 6, 2017

judah7 said:
Doesn't the hammer have to be manually cocked back to fire on the 22 magnums?

The NAA revolvers? Yes.

judah7 · Aug 6, 2017

knastera said:
The NAA revolvers? Yes.

Sounds good, I like it.

What's the price point on these little suckers?

MikeTF · Aug 6, 2017

judah7 said:
I'd rather get the mini 22 magnum instead of a one shot 22lr...... they are the same size pretty much and the 22 magnum is the superior round by far.

Ballistics By The Inch Adds .22 Magnum

I have to wonder if there is any point in owning a snub-nosed revolver or derringer in .22 Magnum instead of .22 Long Rifle, since the velocity/energy is going to be the same.

knastera · Aug 6, 2017

The only NAAs on the roster are the 1860 Earl 4 and Earl 4C (4" barrel). They go in the $270 range

Armadillofz1 · Aug 6, 2017

judah7 said:
Sounds good, I like it.

What's the price point on these little suckers?

$200 on up to about $400. The break top is coming out december/January, that's slated to be about $500.

knastera · Aug 6, 2017

Biggfoot44 said:
It's a Spur Trigger thing. No Triggergaurd = No Bueno to the Roster Board .

I thought the same thing, but the NAA 1860 Earl 4 and 4C are both spur triggered with no trigger guard and they are on the roster.

Armadillofz1 · Aug 6, 2017

Here's the size difference between the 22lr and 22magnum model. Both with 1 and 1/8" BBL.

Michigander08 · Aug 6, 2017

Good discussion. I have rented the M&P Shield 9 mm and the Sig Sauer P938 at the range. I like the P938 a lot. It is small enough to pocket carry. I'm going to try the Ruger LCS9 Pro next.

The idea is that we don't want to go into a fight. We just want to defend ourselves and hightail out of the danger zone in a hurry.

knastera · Aug 6, 2017

Michigander08 said:
Good discussion. I have rented the M&P Shield 9 mm and the Sig Sauer P938 at the range. I like the P938 a lot. It is small enough to pocket carry. I'm going to try the Ruger LCS9 Pro next.

The idea is that we don't want to go into a fight. We just want to defend ourselves and hightail out of the danger zone in a hurry.

I pocket carry this palm sized gun in a pocket holster. Beretta Pico. 18mm thick, 11.5 Oz empty.

Michigander08 · Aug 6, 2017

That is a nice gun. Beretta has been in business for 600 years!

knastera · Aug 6, 2017

They got this right. Inox slide, integrated laser, no edges to catch on anything, great sights, and a DAO trigger that's heavy enough for safety, but not too heavy to shoot.

sxs · Aug 6, 2017

Before NAA produced 'em, Freedom Arms made them and if you didn't want to pocket it or holster it, you could "Belt Buckle it":

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