How Effective Is a .22 Mag NAA Mini Revolver for Self-Defense?

Published on February 26, 2025
Duration: 0:47

This video tests the self-defense effectiveness of the NAA Mini Revolver chambered in .22 Magnum. Using a ham as a ballistic medium, the test revealed significant concussion and muzzle blast. A Hornady 30-grain V-MAX .22 Mag round achieved full penetration through the ham, raising questions about its stopping power for self-defense.

Quick Summary

The NAA Mini Revolver in .22 Magnum was tested for self-defense using a ham as a ballistic medium. A Hornady 30-grain V-MAX round achieved full penetration, though the test highlighted significant muzzle blast and concussion.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction & Test Setup
  2. 00:14Ammunition Selection
  3. 00:19Live Fire & Concussion
  4. 00:32Results & Analysis

Frequently Asked Questions

What ammunition was used to test the NAA Mini Revolver's self-defense effectiveness?

The test utilized Hornady 30-grain V-MAX .22 Magnum rounds. This specific ammunition was chosen for its construction and suitability for testing penetration and expansion.

How effective is a .22 Magnum NAA Mini Revolver for self-defense based on this test?

The test showed the .22 Mag round achieved full penetration through a ham, but the intense muzzle blast and concussion were notable. Its overall stopping power for self-defense remains a point of discussion.

What was used as a ballistic medium in the NAA Mini Revolver test?

Due to budget constraints, a Sugardale Hickory Smoked Ham was used instead of traditional ballistic gel. This provided a dense medium to test the penetration capabilities of the .22 Magnum round.

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