North American Arms Mini-Master 22 Long Rifle / 22 Magnum / 22 WMR Revolver - 5 Rounds, 4" Barrel, Rubber Grips, Stainless/Silver

This is a super fun .22 revolver. I call it the pocket sniper because it is so accurate. It has a 4-inch barrel with fixed sights. It comes with both the .22 LR and .22 WMR cylinders. I use the .22 LR for practice and the .22 WMR for carry in the woods. This thing weighs less than you think it would by looking at it. I installed an aftermarket grip. I wasn't a fan of the factory rubber grips. I am super pleased with my purchase and would certainly do business again with BudsGunShop.

Absolutely fun gun to shoot. Very well crafted. Ended up trading for their pug version. But the mini master was definitely fun.

Great little pistol from NAA for just plinking at the range. Much more shootable than the smaller models and the 22 mag cylinder makes it all the better.

This pistol is an awesome novelty gun, and occasionally a hood pocket pistol. 22mag isn’t my first choice to carry but it’s awesome to have this pistol around when you don’t feel like putting on a holster. It also gets some chuckles at the range every now and again which is always a plus

I received good service and delivery again from Buds. This was my 2nd purchase from them. I wanted a fun to shoot, made in the USA , high quality 22 cal pistol to use along with my 9MM at the shooting range with out spending a lot of $ on ammo. This fit that requirement. I would highly recommend you research how to use this quirky revolver before loading it !! Practice removing and inserting the cylinder and using the safety slot correctly. Check out the youtube videos on the NAA home page. Loading time will became quicker after just a little practice. My only concern before purchase was the unusual way this revolver loads. I am pleased with it for range use with a bench to rest its parts on. The only negative is the cylinder rod pin has a pull down and twist motion to remove,the plus side is it has a nice recessed track to keep it straight. Most all other NAA revolvers have a simpler method. The sites are really nice.After reading a couple of reviews I would definitely recommended their fixed site version. I like their 3 white dots which are very easy to see. I also recommend getting both the LR and Mag combo. You have to send the gun in to order any new cylinder. With both you can use any 22 AMMO. I have also researched NNA and they have a excellent service reputation and support.

Very well made, functions great and is accurate.

I've gone down the series of calibers of Bond Derringers, and was intrigued by the NAA lineup and thought about adding one to my collection. For me, the tiny ones that can fit on a belt buckle are too small to control, so I scaled up. The Mini Master is perhaps the largest of the NAA revolvers, but still oddly small. It's like the Black Widow in that it has a grip I can hold onto plus useful sights, but a four inch barrel that can make good use of 22WMR powder. It all came in a nice cardboard box, which I thought was enough, but the box contained a surprisingly nice heavy steel, locking case with the NAA logo. Inside was the Mini (and room for more) along with the 22lr and 22WMR cylinders (you should definitely get BOTH up front). I plan to use the 22LR for economical plinking and the magnum rounds for noisy plinking and potentially carrying while hiking. The barrel is too long to allow the gun to disappear into a pocket holster though. New in box, it seemed dirty. I initially thought I had got a used gun. Excellent used condition, but used. Apparently they test fire every weapon, which is fine, but this left a bad first impression. The barrel side of the cylinder had powder residue and the gun was very dry. Taking it apart the first time was rough, but has gotten a lot better with just a bit of oil and practice. The overall build quality seems adequate. It is NOT as nice as the Bond Derringers, but it should certainly handle five 22 rds instead of the limit of two that the Bond's have. Reloading the NAA is every bit as cumbersome though because the entire cylinder must be removed since it doesn't simply swing out like a normal revolver. Sadly, the weather here (February in Colorado) has taken a turn back to frigid winter, so I haven't gotten any range time with this yet. It's clean and ready with plenty of 22LR from the Black Friday sales. The 22WMR is much more expensive and costs about what 9mm goes for.

Great little backpack gun. Low recoil and high accuracy for such as small pistol. I did paint the front sight for better visibility but other than that it's perfect and built like a tank.

I just love this mini master, got this today, a really nice piece. haven't shot it yet . Looks great in my collection. Thanks , Paul

wanted one of these a long time, could not find locally. gave buds a try, whole process was painless. quality of gun was excellent. thanks buds