Exercising the mice

[DanGunner]

Took my five .25 ACP mouse guns to the range today for their annual outing. All Shot well. Two at the top are Berettas, a Model 21A on the left and a Model 950 on the right. Two at the bottom are a Colt 1908 vest pocket to the left and its exact clone, an Astra FIrecat. A Colt Jr. sits in the middle. Fun guns and they always get a lot of attention from other shooters. Did their .22 Short cousins a few weels ago. The .32 ACPs are next in line next. 25 ACP mouse guns.jpg

[TheFlashG]

Hope the 'squeak' range time was fun!

[Ora Serrata]

Nice! .25’s are fun. My wife carried one back in the day before .380’s got really small.

[saudadeii]

Nice collection!

[The Gleam]

Guns for back in the day, that if some business told you that you couldn't carry a gun on their premises, the acceptable response was - "It's OK, it's just a little one" - and then it was, "Oh, I see, well in that case, that'll be alright, come on in."

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[SDDAVE56]

Healthy looking mice. Must eat a lot.

[Rumblemonkey]

Can a "mouse" be a different caliber? My Kahr PM40 is a smallish piece. Kinda has a bit of a kick though.

[DanGunner]

Caliber is not a definitive misuse gun feature. The smallest mouse is a Seecamp that comes in both .32 (mine) and .380. I would define a mouse gun as being small enough to be hidden in your hand.

[nickel plate]

Here's a comparison between my 6" BBL 11-3/4" OAL six shot .357 Colt Python and my 1-1/8" BBL 4" OAL (not including the belt buckle) five shot .22LR NAA.
NAA Python.jpg

[yuccales]

Every first aid kit should be equipped with one! 😂 100_9740_00_resized.jpg