Boot gun choice?

[halon101]

I have the NAA with an aftermarket big palm grip. Its a great gun after you change the grip. That's my choice.

[bsg]

I have the NAA with an aftermarket big palm grip. Its a great gun after you change the grip. That's my choice.

i've been considering a future purchase of the NAA and it's optional grip, just because.

[CMBrowning]

I'd go with the one with the most round count.

If I could choose outside of the three mentioned, I'd go with a Beretta Tomcat

Yes more round count! Id say a baby browning as well

[JTROKS]

My boot gun

[ConcealedKalifornia]

The way I see it, is if you are in the need of a boot gun, you have already spent a lot of ammo and are still in danger. So for me I want as many more shots as I can possibly have.

25 for me.

Ive always wanted a tomcat though.....

[SnWnMe]

Centerfire anything is far more reliable than rimfire.

[claylakers]

NAA Mini Revolver+1

[sealocan]

although that was a great point about fine motor skills being out the window...I think I would choose the quality manufactured one which would be the mini revolver. true, its single action but you know it will be safe in your pocket or boot with the hammer in its safety notch.

I got a few chances to shoot a Davis D 32 derringer a lot and found it that the sights were also way off.
trigger was very heavy, slow to get into action (you have to turn the gun sideways a little bit to cock it because of its small size), not much of a grip (which wasn't a problem with a 32) and
the cross bolt safety also operates in the opposite direction that it should for right handed use, at least on their 32 ACP.

and although the 25 ACP might be easy for one of us highly trained ninjas, I'm not sure I would trust it as it is (untested) without putting a few hundred rounds through it.

[Frotz]

I have my eye on that .22mag revolver myself.