Yep


There were a half dozen others that were in line ahead of this one. Now that those cravings have been satisfied, it’s now time to scratch a new itch between a mini revolver and a Witness Protection type shotgun like the Mossberg Shockwave. I’m leaning towards the NAA, because they’re just plain cool. If they didn’t have a reputation for accuracy, I seriously doubt I’d be giving them a second thought, but.... I’ve read and heard Time and again that they’re (Black widow) fun to shoot and easy to hit small targets with. They have a longer barrel, larger grip, adjustable sights, and they’re a SAO.

I’m getting one. Just a matter of getting it this week or waiting another 4 years. White, you know these things take time Baw! Priorities!

iaduckhunter,

I think a clip on gun is a neat idea, but for the life of me I can’t figure out how a folding handle one would be something a person could reliably draw quickly. It seems that it would probably take two hands to do it quickly, but there’s a good chance that I could be wrong



Glad to hear you like it. Do you use it as a trap line gun?

Good that you've had time to think it through !!

I thought gun input was shoving cartridges into the magazine..

Hopefully you are using a holster for pocket carrying a loaded handgun.

I don't know how many times I'v carried a loaded handgun in a pocket...I problably should have kept that too myself, lol.

It's alright when I do it.

nd into femoral artery bleeds you out very quickly and there is no in field treatment to stop the bleeding unless its well below the pelvis, then you can put a tq on the leg if your real fast about it.

local cop shot himself in the leg re holstering a pistol at the fop range recently...did not hit any artery.

I inherited a five shot S&W 38 revolver with wooden grips. Very small. I can hit a big target within 10 feet with its two inch barrel.