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There are small revolvers, and then there is the NAA Mini 22 Short. At roughly 3 5/8 inches from muzzle to grip and about 4 ounces unloaded, this is the tiniest wheelgun North American Arms builds, and picking one up for the first time always gets a reaction. Despite the size, nothing about it feels like a toy. The frame and cylinder are machined stainless steel, the fitting is tight, and the single-action mechanism has that crisp, deliberate feel NAA has been known for since the 1970s.
The five-shot cylinder runs .22 Short, a soft-spoken little cartridge that makes this gun genuinely pleasant to fire. Recoil is minimal, the report is mild, and the fixed half-moon front sight keeps things simple at close range. The birds head grip frame wears laminated rosewood panels that give your hand something to hold onto and dress the gun up nicely against the satin stainless finish. Loading and unloading is classic mini revolver: pull the cylinder pin, drop the cylinder out, and go.
This version adds a factory-installed lanyard ring to the butt of the frame, and on a gun this small, that is a genuinely useful feature. Clip it to a lanyard, a zipper pull inside a bag, or a keyring and you always know exactly where it is. A four-ounce revolver can hide almost too well, so a tether point solves a real problem for hikers, anglers, and anyone who tucks gear into odd pockets.
Like all NAA minis, the cylinder has safety notches between the chambers, letting you rest the hammer securely with all five rounds loaded. It rides in a watch pocket, a tackle box, or on a neck lanyard without you ever noticing the weight. Whether you want a deep-concealment backup, a trail companion, or simply the most conversation-starting piece in your collection, this little stainless five-shooter earns its spot.
No, this model is chambered specifically for .22 Short and the cylinder is sized for that cartridge only. If you want to run .22 LR or .22 Magnum, NAA builds dedicated minis and convertible models for those rounds. Sticking with quality .22 Short ammo keeps this one running the way it was designed.
Yes, and this is one of the smartest features of the NAA design. The cylinder has safety notches machined between the chambers, so you can rest the hammer in a notch rather than over a live round. That lets you carry a full five rounds with the hammer safely locked away from any primer.
At about 4 ounces, this revolver is small enough to lose track of, and the ring solves that. Folks attach it to neck lanyards, keyrings, zipper pulls, or a cord inside a pack so the gun stays retained and easy to locate. It is a popular setup for hiking, fishing, and general outdoor carry.
Like all NAA minis, it loads by removing the cylinder from the frame. Pull the cylinder pin free, tip the cylinder out, fill the five chambers, then reassemble and set the hammer in a safety notch. The pin doubles as an ejector for pushing out spent cases, and the process becomes quick with a little practice.
| UPC | 744253002502 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | NAA-22S-RNG |
| Action | |
| ATF Type | Revolver |
| Barrel Length | 1.125" |
| Caliber/Gauge | .22 Short |
| Capacity | 5 |
| Package Height | 2.7 |
| Package Width | 7.0 |
| Product Type | Revolver |
| Shipping Weight | 2.4 |
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