Mouse/Rat gun
It is better than nothing, a lot better, and makes a loud noise. I just love my N.A.A. revolver. I carry it in my pocket everywhere I go. It is very discreet. Heck I even carry at the gym! Practice is the key word to accuracy. The little fellow does kick, on the first cylinder full I pealed back a thumb nail. But, as a last ditch defense weapon, I highly recommend it. It does look awesome staring down the muzzle at poker table distances. It is not my first choice, but is a great back up to my regular carry or.....nothing at all. Check out the videos on yoo toob, you will be impressed.
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The problem I had with my Jennings (which cost me $65) was that the extractor hook was JUST too short to come over the case rim. So it would fire and cycle as though it had no extractor at all, using residual gas pressure, but wouldn't extract a live round. I fixed that in a few minutes after removing the extractor hook.
Yes, here are issues carrying a striker-fired gun with a dubious safety, but as long as you know those issues, you're probably okay. I managed to find three spare magazines for mine and they're probably worth more than the gun is now -- each.
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elubsme: 30165272299419/comments/30165290564251
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So, is he still carrying around over 300 grains of lead or did he did 'em out with his Barlow knife hisself????
I guessing the hospital fished them out for him I did not ask a lot of questions but he did have several round holes where they went in
Just guessing I wager none of them went in to any thing vital .he was a lage guy so muscle and fat most likely stopped any major damage
It also reminded me of another guy I worked with about the same time
He had a huge scar the shape of a iron the one you iron with clothes with
He Came home drunk after a night out his wife was doing laundry and ironing clothes
He came in said how about a hug honey as he got close she stuck the iron on to his stomach .
it Hurt just looking at the scar .
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allen griggs: 30165272299419/comments/30165274252187
I am seeing the .25 acp with 62 foot pounds of energy, and the .22 LR with 94 foot pounds. Fifty percent more power with the .22
Plus the .22 bullet is more slender. You are going to get much better penetration with the .22
ER docs, and Operating Room surgeons know the .22 LR to be a vicious man-killer.
The 22 lr is the most lethal and most used caliber when it comes to statistics. Have seen dozens of people coming in the ER when I was employed dead with the 22 caliber.
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I seem to recall yrs ago it was said the 22 was the most popular caliber pistol to "off "some one with in the mob and Gangs
But as they are getting head shot i will guess and not returning fire the posibility a misfire or dud the bigest reason for not using one in self defense
in such a seting it will not effect the out come just delay it
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