The North American Arms Mini Revolver is a small single-action revolver built for concealed carry and personal defense. At 4 inches overall and 4.50 oz, it disappears in a pocket or ankle holster without much thought. 
 

Key Specifications 

• SKU: 1794001913 
• UPC: 744253001529 
• Brand: North American Arms (NAA) 
• Model Name: MiniRevolver (Boot Grip) 
• Caliber: .22 LR 
• Action: Single Action Only (SAO) 
• Capacity: 5 Rounds 
• Barrel Length: 1.125 inches 
• Overall Length: 4 inches 
• Weight: 4.50 oz 
• Sights: Half Moon Sights 
• Grip Type: Standard Boot Grip 
• Finish Color: Stainless Steel 
• Condition: New in Box 
   

Features 

The stainless steel frame resists corrosion and gives the revolver a long service life despite its tiny footprint. Half-moon sights allow reasonably fast target acquisition at close range. The boot grip keeps the profile flat for pocket carry. Single-action operation means the hammer must be manually cocked before each shot, which produces a light, predictable trigger pull. 
 
The .22 LR caliber limits recoil to almost nothing, making the gun approachable for new shooters. The five-round cylinder is adequate for a backup or last-resort role, though it does demand careful shot placement. Reloading is slow by design — this is a deep-concealment tool, not a primary defensive arm. 
 

Usage 

Most owners carry it as a backup or use it for recreational plinking. The affordable, widely available .22 LR ammunition makes range time inexpensive. Home storage in a small safe or drawer keeps it accessible without taking up much space.

The NAA Mini Revolver draws a consistent split in owner opinions.

On the positive side, the compact size and featherweight build are universally praised — it is genuinely easy to carry all day. Stainless construction gets frequent mentions for durability and corrosion resistance. Many owners simply enjoy shooting it at the range for its novelty and low cost per round.

Criticism centers on the .22 LR caliber. Some question whether it delivers adequate stopping power for serious self-defense, and the five-round capacity keeps that debate alive. The boot grip works well for concealment but can get uncomfortable during extended shooting sessions. Short-barrel accuracy falls off noticeably past close range, and opinions on the trigger pull vary — some find it fine, others consider it too heavy for a consistent double tap.

Overall, owners who understand what the Mini Revolver is — a deep-concealment backup — tend to be satisfied with it. Those expecting primary-defensive-pistol performance are typically disappointed.