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There are small handguns, and then there is the NAA Mini-Revolver. North American Arms has been building these little single actions for decades, and the .22 Magnum version is the one that made the company famous. This model pairs the 1.625 inch barrel with a five-shot cylinder, a 17-4 pH stainless steel frame, and a black pebbled rubber grip that gives your hand something to hold onto without adding bulk to your pocket.
The standard Mini-Revolver ships with rosewood panels that look great but can get slick when your hands are sweaty or cold. The molded rubber grip on this version solves that with a textured surface that stays put during handling and firing, and it keeps the same tiny footprint as the wood. Combine that with the .22 WMR chambering, which steps up performance considerably over .22 LR out of a short barrel, and you have a backup gun that pulls real weight for something that weighs about 6.2 ounces.
Operation is about as straightforward as a firearm gets. It is single action only, so you cock the hammer for each shot, and the fixed half-moon front sight keeps things snag free on the draw. NAA machines safety notches between the chambers so the hammer can rest securely with all five rounds loaded, no chance of a strike on a live primer while it rides in a pocket. All-stainless construction means sweat, humidity, and daily carry will not eat the finish the way they would on a blued gun.
This is the deep concealment piece people carry when nothing else will work, the trail gun that lives in a fishing vest, and the backup that stays forgotten until it matters. There is also a huge accessory ecosystem out there, from folding holster grips to belt buckles to pocket holsters, so you can set this one up however you carry. It is a proven little revolver with a loyal following, and once you handle one you will understand why.
Yes. NAA machines safety notches into the cylinder between the chambers, so the hammer rests in a notch rather than on a live round. That means you can load all five chambers and carry it without worrying about an impact setting one off. Just follow the loading procedure in the manual so the hammer settles into the notch correctly.
No, this particular model (NAA-22MS-GRC) is chambered for .22 WMR only. NAA does offer conversion models that ship with both a .22 WMR and a .22 LR cylinder if you want to shoot both. If cheap practice ammo matters to you, look for the version with the C in the model name that includes the extra cylinder.
The cylinder comes completely out of the frame for loading. You remove the cylinder pin, pull the cylinder, then use the pin to push out spent cases before dropping in fresh rounds. It is not fast, but this gun is built as a last-ditch backup where five rounds of .22 Magnum on hand is the whole point.
The pebbled rubber surface gives you noticeably more traction than smooth rosewood, especially with sweaty hands or when firing snappy .22 WMR loads. It keeps the same compact profile as the wood panels, so you do not give up any concealability. It is a popular pick for people who carry these little revolvers daily.
| UPC | 744253001680 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | NAA-22MS-GRC |
| Sights | Fixed Sights |
| Product Type | Single Action Only |
| Model | |
| Action | |
| Barrel Length | 1.625" |
| Caliber/Gauge | .22 WMR |
| Capacity | 5 |
| Color | Silver |
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