Cool Looking NAA Mini

I had not seen this one before, I usually dont like these specialty jobs, this one looks pretty good.

NAA Mini .22 Mag vs old refrigerator

Full description and pics here

The door has been taken off so I was shooting straight at the back of the inside of the fridge. It was loaded with CCI Maxi Mag HPs. These are the entrance holes.  Notice that they are clean and perfectly round - no sign of keyholing:

These are the exit holes.  Notice that they are also clean and perfectly round with no sign of keyholing.  However, they did appear to be a bit larger than the entrance holes.  Whether this was due simply to the metal tearing as the bullet exited or deformation/expansion of the bullet I do not know.

NAA Sheriff

http://www.naaminis.com/sheriff.html

The Sheriff is a .22 caliber (WMR) single-action mini-revolver.

Built on the stylistic frame of the popular Earl,
The Sheriff "wears" a slightly shorter 2.5 inch barrel. Most characterisitic of this new model is the rectangular-shaped cylinder pin which lines perfectly and compliments the octagonal barrel.

Video: NAA Top Break Ranger Revolver

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NAA MINI Ranger top break revolver

GunBlast.com has the inside look at the new gun that is going to be know as the "Ranger". As usual, Jeff has a really great run down with lots of pics............. here

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The Greatest NAA Mini Evah!

Yeah, I'm gonna put the pics after a page jump, because they're just that damn good. Think of it like opening a Christmas present..... Enjoy:

Latest NAA Mini Top Break pics

If you read my earlier post, you will remember that NAA has had one in the works. Here are the most recent pics that I can find:

Seen here

Gun Porn: NAA WASP

*Notice the front sight is a bead

Naa Mini Top Break coming in September

http://www.naaminis.com/sandy1.html

We anticipate the first of these should become available around September 2010, but we’ve made projections like this before and haven’t come close; that might happen again.

No, it will not be available for sale in CA unless/until we manufacture a 4” barrel model (on a production basis, if we reach that), obviating the requirement of dealing with that state’s expensive and moronic regulations regarding “not unsafe” firearms.

Yes, it will be more expensive than other pieces in our line, but not “ridiculously" so (<$500, we believe).  Because we are so confident that most will recognize and appreciate the quality and value of these pieces, we will offer a 30 day money back guarantee.  Of course, these pieces will also enjoy the standard NAA lifetime guarantee of reliable functioning.  One reason for the expense is that these pieces take minirevolver engineering to the next level, with fit and finish moving even closer to the standard of “watch-like”.

Generally speaking, the piece will be dimensionally “identical” to the 22M.   It will be manufactured on the magnum frame only, with the possibility of replacing the cylinder with one fitted for LR cartridges.

One of advantages to the breaktop is that you don’t need to remove the cylinder to load/reload.  While this process will be appreciably quicker than with our current models and require almost no manual dexterity, reloading will not be “fast”.  Because the cam-operated cylinder star extends only about 3/8”, the cartridge cases will not be fully extracted.

Limited Production should NOT be confused with Limited Edition.  It is our hope that this new model will become a regular offering from our factory, based on the level of interest and sales success this first batch enjoys, but it may not.  Contrary to some suggestions, we do NOT know what these pieces will ultimately cost us; we have made thoughtful estimates and have some experience from the several iterations of prototypes we’ve already made, but we’ve “been fooled” before.  We obviously expect to learn a lot from the manufacture of this first edition.  With the exception of the internal components, which are common with our existent minirevolvers, the entire piece of these first editions will be machined from barstock.  If we decide to go into ordinary production, we will then make the investments in molds/tools/dyes/fixtures/et al., which investments are substantial but which will help to reduce the costs of manufacture, we hope, and may allow us to reduce the sell price of the “next generation” of production pieces.

More here.
The Firearm Blog has some info too.

*If they could get the price down to be inline with their current minis (or atleast something reasonable) I would love to have one.... it would turn a neat novelty gun into a fun little plinker.

UPDATE: New pics added here