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Looking to see if anyone has one they would like to get rid of. May possibly consider other NAA mini revolvers in .22 mag.

Little insight on durability. I'm a blue collar worker. I've carried one in my pocket about 10ish years everyday. Holds up just fine. Ive probably run 300 rnds thru mine

That’s good to hear. I know it’s not ideal for self defense but it’s something and something is better than nothing. Do you actually have the pug or one of the other models?

I have the PUG, mine is serial PG991*. Shoot one enough and learn the proper grip hold, you'll be surprised how accurate it is. I'm a string bean and have carried mine as a primary carry. I'm a fire chief in a volunteer fire service in a very safe community. Therefore, I just don't carry a bigger firearm for making the the older ladies feel uncomfortable.

I carry a glock 43 normally. I just want something small enough to fit in my gym shorts pocket or swim trunks when it’s not logical to carry the bigger gun. Im a small guy myself and it’s tough to conceal much of anything unless I wear clothes too big for me.

the ,22 mag pug with cci shot capsules is one heck of a snake charmer.

Thats another reason I like the idea of these little guns. A lot less to carry than my heritage for snakes.

I have two NAA's, both with folding handle/holsters, both in 22 long rifle. I keep one loaded with rat shot for snakes, and another loaded with 22 stingers. When I'm on my property and carrying a larger sidearm, I carry the one loaded with rat shot expressly for snakes. When I go to town, I exchange it for the one loaded with stingers and carry it as a backup to my primary concealed carry.

When attending church, or places where a larger side arm is not copesthetic, I'm just fine knowing I have the little revolver loaded with stingers in my pocket.

I had one in 22WMR, but my chronograph indicated the addional noise and recoil was not worth it out of the little bitty one inch barrel. I've been thinking about picking up another NAA revolver, in 22 WMR, possibly a black widow, with a longer and heavier barrel.

They are awesome little guns.

I have a few of these in various configurations, both 22 lr and 22 mag.
They are great little pocket pistols for when you just don't want to carry something larger.

I've got what I believe is a PUG in 22 mag.
I hadn't thought about selling, but sure would consider trading for the same in 22 LR.