The North American Arms Pug Custom "Dusk" is a mini single-action revolver in .22 Magnum. At 6.4 oz with a 1-inch barrel, it's one of the smallest centerfire revolvers available. The Dusk variant gets a Copper Dusk PVD finish and tritium night sights. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Manufacturer: North American Arms 
• Model: PUG Custom "Dusk" 
• Type: Revolver 
• Caliber: .22 Mag 
• Barrel Length: 1 inch 
• Capacity: 5 rounds 
• Weight: 6.4 oz. 
• Condition: New in Box 
• Finish: Copper (Dusk PVD) 
• Sights: Tritium Night Sights 
   

Features 

The steel frame keeps it durable despite the minimal size. Tritium night sights are unusual on a mini-revolver and useful if you're carrying it as a low-light backup. Five rounds of .22 Mag is a reasonable payload for a gun this small. The heavy 1-inch barrel adds a bit of stability relative to NAA's shorter-barreled models. 
 

Usage 

This is a deep-concealment or backup carry piece, not a primary defensive gun. The .22 Mag cartridge punches above what standard .22 LR delivers at close range, but five rounds with a single-action mechanism means accurate shot placement matters. It's also carried by hikers as a lightweight trail companion for small animal deterrence.

The NAA Pug Dusk draws mostly positive feedback for a mini-revolver, with the night sights and compact size coming up most often.

At 6.4 oz it disappears in a pocket, and owners consistently note this as the main appeal. The tritium sights are a standout feature in this category. Few mini-revolvers include them, and users who carry in low light find them genuinely useful. Reliability gets solid marks; the simple revolver mechanism rarely fails.

The .22 Mag caliber earns mixed opinions. Some carriers feel it's adequate for a last-resort defensive tool; others would prefer a larger caliber in a backup role.

Five rounds draws occasional criticism, though most buyers in this segment accept the capacity tradeoff for the size. The trigger pull is heavier than many shooters expect, which can affect accuracy under stress. Ergonomics work fine for average hands but can feel cramped for those with larger hands during extended range sessions.

Price is debated. Those satisfied with the quality and the NAA's reputation tend to find it reasonable; others feel the Dusk premium is steep relative to standard Pug pricing.