Backup Gun Match: 40 Yard with NAA .22 Mini-Revolver

Published on February 22, 2026
Duration: 1:28

This video demonstrates a challenging 40-yard shooting drill using a North American Arms .22 Mini-Revolver, as presented by expert Ian McCollum. The drill simulates a real-world scenario and tests accuracy with a small backup firearm at an extended distance, highlighting the importance of marksmanship under pressure.

Quick Summary

Expert Ian McCollum tests the North American Arms .22 Mini-Revolver at 40 yards, referencing a real-world incident where a TPD officer engaged a threat at that distance. The drill highlights the challenges of accuracy with small firearms at extended range, resulting in a difficult match score.

Chapters

  1. 00:0040-Yard Headshot Challenge Context
  2. 00:23Loading the NAA Mini-Revolver
  3. 00:55Shooting the 40-Yard Stage
  4. 01:15Match Scoring and Results

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the NAA Mini-Revolver's capacity?

The North American Arms (NAA) Mini-Revolver featured in this video has a 5-round cylinder capacity. This is a key specification for understanding its performance in shooting drills and competitions.

Is it feasible to hit a target at 40 yards with a .22 Mini-Revolver?

While challenging, the video demonstrates that it is possible to achieve hits at 40 yards with an NAA .22 Mini-Revolver, though accuracy and scoring can be difficult due to the firearm's size and caliber.

What real-world scenario is discussed in relation to 40-yard shooting?

The video references a real-world incident in Tucson, Arizona, where a police officer successfully engaged an active shooter at a distance of 40 yards, highlighting the practical relevance of long-range pistol accuracy.

What was the outcome of the 40-yard shooting drill?

In the described drill, the shooter achieved 2 hits on a steel silhouette target at 40 yards within 12 seconds, resulting in a negative match score due to the difficulty and time constraints.

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