Your little revolver is new to me. Guess I don't get around much on the products offered by manufacturers other than S&W.
. As to comments, I try very hard to remember what my mama once told me, i.e., if I can't say something nice, say nothing. In most day to day interactions, it's a pretty good rule.I just now took a look at the NAA website. I was not aware that they offered such a variety of firearms. I did not know that they produced semi-automatic pistols as well as their standard single-action revolvers. Your little SA is in my estimate a improvement over the initial design. I like it. It has obvious utility for cc. After all, there are many people who need to cc but simply do not have the where with all to buy and develop razor edged skills with a larger caliber small framed handgun.
In my first pastoral assignment, one of my church members was a pharmacist. The company for which he worked strictly prohibited any employee from having a firearm on company property. Every day he slipped a little NAA into his pocket before going to work. It allowed him a measure of protection. I once worked at night doing unarmed security work in a shipyard. I would most assuredly have been thankful to have a small revolver such as this one that I could have carried in my pocket. One Saturday night not long after being hired, I blundered up on a dope deal. They started shooting and I ran like a rabbit. Happily I was not hit. If they had chased me, it might have gotten ugly. Very glad they also ran. Hiding in the dredging pipes it would have been nice to have had that NAA in my hands. JMHO. Sincerely. brucev.
