Videos tagged with NAA Micro Revolver

This video provides a comparative ballistic performance analysis between the NAA Micro Revolver chambered in .22 Short and a standard 9mm handgun. Through tests involving water jugs, car doors, windshields, and meat targets, the video demonstrates the significant differences in penetration, barrier effectiveness, and overall terminal performance. The .22 Short is found to be largely ineffective against barriers and less potent in penetration tests, while the 9mm shows superior performance across most scenarios, highlighting its role as a more capable defensive round.

This video showcases a collection of unique and interesting .22 caliber firearms, including the switch gun, NAA micro revolvers, the Life Card, and various derringers. The presenter highlights their unusual designs, compact nature, and some practical considerations for collection or plinking, while also touching on more modern .22 semi-autos like the Taurus TX22 and Ruger Mark IV.

This video reviews the North American Arms (NAA) Micro Revolver chambered in .22 Short, highlighting its extremely compact size and novelty. While acknowledging its appeal as a collectible or range toy, the presenter questions its practical application beyond a 'backup for a backup,' noting the limited power of the .22 Short cartridge. The review covers its basic operation, safety notches, and compares its size to a standard Glock 19.