.22LR Derringer?

[GREASY357]

I was wondering if I could get some suggestions of quality .22LR Derringers. I know nothing about them. The only one that has caught my eye is the Davis D-22 but I can't find it anywhere. Thanks in advance

[JeremyS]

Definitely a 2-shot derringer and not a revolver? You can get an NAA mini revolver in .22 LR or .22 Magnum at a good price and they are very high quality firearms. They are SO easy to carry. They have been proven in many self defense shootings.

Yeah, it's a super duper back up gun. But if you're wearing something that prohibits the carry of a larger gun, there's basically no excuse to not have one of these on you.

"I don't always carry a pistol, but when I don't, I carry a mini revolver"






In my jeans 5th pocket! Fits in a totally normal-sized 5th pocket and just the handle sticks out. Perfect place to carry one.




Compared to an S&W .500 haha

[InGrAM]

I always thought ^ those where neat.

Here is another company http://bondarms.com/

[OldShooter32]

I have a few Davis somewhere in my vault -- .22, .22 WMR and maybe one in .25 but if you can find one get a High Standard .22 Mag. It's flat, tough and works.

[sealocan]

I don't think Davis is in business anymore. I think they Were made by Cobra for a while and now maybe under a different name. the 1 I shot was made out of zinc ,pot metal with a steel barrel liner, later ones not from Davis were made out of steel. very slow to reload,not at all accurate, and a terrible trigger. it did look cool and feel good in your hand and did a fire every time I pulled the trigger and that 1 was in 32 caliber. 1 good thing about the Davis type was the price but was around 80 dollars or less new as I remember.

[nickbackouris]

High Standard derringer. They are an over/under two shot made in 22 lr and 22 mag. I'm seeing them more and more lately. Takes two men and a boy to pull the trigger, so they won't go off accidentally. Take the grips off and arguably the smallest,flattest gun you can put in your pocket.

[Merc1138]

I had a Davis .22 Derringer awhile back. Very reliable, not so accurate. It was minute-of-guy at 15ft, definitely a belly gun. For self defense it is about the last gun I would use. For novelty purposes, it suits that need just fine. If you're hellbent on a Davis style, Jimenez Arms makes a faithful copy. In fact I think the owner is somehow related to the Davis/Jennings/Bryco clan. NAA Mini's are very nice little guns. They are very well made, especially for the price. Given that it's five shots rather than two, it makes a better self defense weapon, but certainly not something I would want to get in a gunfight with.

If I remember right, Jimenez worked for one of those companies as a manager and bought equipment when they went under.

[89 Vision]

I had a Davis .22 Derringer awhile back. Very reliable, not so accurate. It was minute-of-guy at 15ft, definitely a belly gun. For self defense it is about the last gun I would use. For novelty purposes, it suits that need just fine. If you're hellbent on a Davis style, Cobra Arms makes a faithful copy. In fact I think the owner is somehow related to the Davis/Jennings/Bryco clan. NAA Mini's are very nice little guns. They are very well made, especially for the price. Given that it's five shots rather than two, it makes a better self defense weapon, but certainly not something I would want to get in a gunfight with.

[Jcastaneda1105]

I have a NAA .22 Derringer. Use it when I hike and during camping trips. Overall a great piece. I could see how in a stress situation it would do the job, especially if shooting a person at a distance of no more than 8-12 feet. Any further and I find it to be very hard to accurately shoot.

The darn little thing is extremely loud for it's size.

[curtru]

Iv shot a few of 22 mag derringer's lot of fun and loud as hell id say its big gun sound in small package kind of like a small dog thinks its a big dog but is definatly buy one if found at right price