Rab-Eye Loc: Indiana

What caliber is it?

Moxie Loc: Pensacola, FL

Thanks for the info FRENCHY!

FRENCHY Loc: Stone Mountain , Ga

Huey Driver Loc: Texas

Nice pic but I'd sure like to see your marksmanship at about 15 to 20 yards with that thing. It had better be very good with that caliber. Maybe you could sneak up on them before you shoot?

Moxie Loc: Pensacola, FL

LOL.... I tried from point-blank out to about 7 yards..... at 7 yards you best be shooting at a barn! :)

Pudge Factor Loc: Texas

My oldest daughter carries a Lady Smith, fits her perfectly. However being in real estate she wants a 380 auto. Pic is after practicing for CCL.

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lambert

Gun must be an anagram slid god I suppose.

cwp3420

A Ruger .308 is pretty hard to conceal, considering it's a rifle. Pretty astute, aren't you.

JoAnneK01 Loc: Lahaina, Hawaii

Think I'll just keep my S&W 38 Chief's special. Fits in my purse, easy to carry and offers better accuracy. Been using it for over 40 years. I do like the photo. Would be a great advertisement -- with a brand added. Mahalo for sharing the photo and bringing up an interesting subject.

Streets Loc: Euless, TX.

USING IT? FOR 40 YEARS? Must be keeping the Maui population under control all by yo self. God bless you.

DeanS Loc: Capital City area of North Carolina

Does this thing fire round balls?

Snappin053 Loc: Southern Vermont

North American Pug? It's been my carry for years. A good choice.

LarryN Loc: Portland OR & Carbondale, CO

Just what every photographer needs.

FRENCHY Loc: Stone Mountain , Ga

Along with a camera and the demeanor for doing good and stay safe and vigilant

Another one from the NAYNAY tribe !!!

robertjerl Loc: Corona, California

These little NAA Mini's (they come in all three 22 versions) are meant for up close and personal, IE the mugger is waving a knife in your face and demanding your wallet.

I knew one Los Angeles Unified School District cop (they have a real police department, 3rd largest in the county) who carried one, as his second backup, in his pocket. So Beretta 9mm, 380, 22 mag and a couple of fighting knives in boot sheath etc. 90%+ of the time he worked alone, in a major gang area and his idea was if jumped by a gang the fastest reload was another gun. At events where the gangs were expected to show up and often start fights with other gangs (we once had an on field brawl that got to aprx 400 at a major rivalry football game) he had two ankle holsters, a compact pistol in each front pants pocket and the mini in his shirt pocket. He said he had never needed them, yet, but hoped to laugh about it with everyone when he retired without using them. And say a thank you to God that he had never had to use them all. LA lets any armed officer from any department into games free in or out of uniform (preferred in uniform) and assigned them areas to stand or sit if in plain cloths. I worked as faculty supervision at one game where the area I supervised had officers from 3 departments in addition to a District officer. Two of them offered to hand me one of their backups if the shi* hit the fan. Turned out to be a nice peaceful game, the worst trouble was removing drunks from the stands.