The only S/A handgun I've had, until this week, is my Bond Arms derringer in 5 calibers: .45LC/.410, .22LR, and .356 Magnum/.38 Special. I posted this gun in two range reports:
http://henryrifleforums.com/viewtopic.p ... rms#p23310
http://henryrifleforums.com/viewtopic.p ... rms#p27915
This week I did some trading with a friend of mine, who bought my NAA mini-revolver early last year. He helped me out with some financial needs I was facing at that time. The trade brought back this mini-revolver to my gun cabinet.
It is the North American Arms model of the 1860 "The EARL," which is a revolver that NAA built and designed after a 150-year-old percussion revolver used in the Old West. Two other designs were included in the "1860 series." Mine has a faux loading lever, which holds the cylinder pin in place when firing. Designed with a heavy 4" octagonal barrel, it carries a top strap channel and bead front sight. This is a S/A revolver in .22 Magnum caliber. I have the model that also includes a .22LR cylinder....and it's really simple to swap out these cylinders. Also "posed" my Swiss Army Hunter Pro Lockblade (Victorinox) along with The EARL. They are quite sharp-looking together!
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