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3 NAA revolvers and the Keltec P15 added to the roster today

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As title says, 3 NAA revolvers and the Keltec P15.got added to the roster today.

No opinion on the micro revolvers (assuming that's what they are)

The Keltec looks interesting. Very lightweight, internal mechanism to turn off the mag disconnect and grip safety. That's a nice touch.

In typical keltec fashion it is held together with screws.

If price is right I'll buy one just for fun. Doubt it'll become a carry gun, but who knows.
 
riceman said:
Great news on NAA. I have NAA 22 mag but hated having to take out the cylinder to reload. Just checked the roster the NAA Pug is now on the list with swing out cylinder. I know they are a mouse gun but, I would rather have a mouse gun than nothing because a spear and a sword are too hard to conceal.
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Interesting. That makes sense. I've never even held one of the NAA revolvers. I may have to look at the pug when they hit the shelves. Thanks.

Poking around it does not appear that any of the new additions have the swing out cylinder. Correct me if im wrong here.
 
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I carry my NAA .22 Mag revolver 16/7 (time off for sleeping, haha!!). If I carry something bigger, it's always in addition to the NAA. Glad to see other choices from them.

I'm all over the P15, I'm a huge Kel Tec fan.
 
Looks like I may have jumped the gun, damn. Because when I highlighted the model, it went to NAA it showed the pug with the swing out cylinder and a prop 65 warning. I will do some more checking tomorrow.
I will still pick up the newer model if my hopes are dashed.
The reason I like the NAA is it would hopefully give me time to get to bigger gun in pu. or get out of there. In the summertime around the ranch wearing tee shirt & jeans & sweating like a stuck hog I could have it in my pocket.
More info for it. I am lefthanded. With wooden grips it has a lot of torque when fired, so it is an up and personal gun. So, say at 3 yards I would have to aim at the assailant's right shoulder to hit close to center mass. Plus, you have to 🐓 the hammer.
 
I'm a big fan of keltec (I have a PF9 and a sub2000 gen 2) and have wanted a P15 since it was released. My confusion now lies in how we actually get one of these. I called Keltec and they said they have no CA-specific model available, and I've called two FFLs both of whom said they can't accept a non-CA-specific model. Any thoughts?
 
riceman said:
Called NAA the unit with the swing out cylinder is called the Sentinel, sorry for the mix up. I know better than to do posts at 1:30 in the morning. Infact wrote the post then and did not post it till now.
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Thank you for looking into that. We all see what we want to see sometimes.

Your insight definently got me thinking about adding an NAA pea shooter to my collection. You make some good points.

Like I said earlier, they've never peaked my interest until now.
 
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riceman said:
...In the summertime around the ranch wearing tee shirt & jeans & sweating like a stuck hog I could have it in my pocket.
More info for it. I am lefthanded. With wooden grips it has a lot of torque when fired, so it is an up and personal gun. So, say at 3 yards I would have to aim at the assailant's right shoulder to hit close to center mass. Plus, you have to 🐓 the hammer.
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My NAA has been on many, many long bike rides, numerous marathons, and all the training rides/runs for those. It just disappears in a jersey or in running shorts.

Sitting in sweats at home, working in the yard, working on the car, whatever...it's always with me.

I'm left-handed too. I keep it in a small leather pocket holster loaded with Hornady Critical Defense .22 mag.

As you said, it's an up-close-and-personal weapon, and that's OK. It's great having it as a constant companion, haha!!
 
sub2k said:
I'm a big fan of keltec (I have a PF9 and a sub2000 gen 2) and have wanted a P15 since it was released. My confusion now lies in how we actually get one of these. I called Keltec and they said they have no CA-specific model available, and I've called two FFLs both of whom said they can't accept a non-CA-specific model. Any thoughts?
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My FFL is working on sourcing one for me. Hoping for ODG, but I'll take black as well.
 
sub2k said:
I'm a big fan of keltec (I have a PF9 and a sub2000 gen 2) and have wanted a P15 since it was released. My confusion now lies in how we actually get one of these. I called Keltec and they said they have no CA-specific model available, and I've called two FFLs both of whom said they can't accept a non-CA-specific model. Any thoughts?
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Let someone else front the money first on a gun like that, to see if they are any good.
After what I’ve seen of Keltec products in classes and at the range, I’ll pass. If I want another cheap gun, I’ll find another Hi-Point.
 
sub2k said:
I'm a big fan of keltec (I have a PF9 and a sub2000 gen 2) and have wanted a P15 since it was released. My confusion now lies in how we actually get one of these. I called Keltec and they said they have no CA-specific model available, and I've called two FFLs both of whom said they can't accept a non-CA-specific model. Any thoughts?
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Wait for ahwile.

The california model most likely hasnt made it to production yet. With other pistols it has been usually 2-6 months from roster add to ffl shelves.
 
joefrank64k said:
My FFL is working on sourcing one for me. Hoping for ODG, but I'll take black as well.
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Unless your roster exempt, your ffl will have to wait until the california model sku becomes available.

If the california model is black, then you get black. If it ends up being ODG then....well you get the point.

From my limited research on the free state version of the P15, they have a loaded chamber indicator that is the same color as the frame and a magazine trigger disconnect.

The california version will need to have the loaded chamber indicator be more conspicuous by way of contrast color and wording put on or around it stating loaded when up.
 
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In regard to the Keltec I bought a P11 when it first came out in 1995. Saw it in a gun magazine and had to have it. Had to inform my LGS where to obtain it.,
One of the worst buys I ever made. If you gripped the grips to hard the empty mag would not drop out. Hell, if I remember correctly you would have to loosen your grip to drop a full mag. The trigger was a bear to pull. I still have but haven't shot in a least 27 years. There is only one reason I still have it. I am sure, maybe, they have improved everything since then. I have a CA-u16 which is a decent truck gun.
 
riceman said:
In regard to the Keltec I bought a P11 when it first came out in 1995. Saw it in a gun magazine and had to have it. Had to inform my LGS where to obtain it.,
One of the worst buys I ever made. If you gripped the grips to hard the empty mag would not drop out. Hell, if I remember correctly you would have to loosen your grip to drop a full mag. The trigger was a bear to pull. I still have but haven't shot in a least 27 years. There is only one reason I still have it. I am sure, maybe, they have improved everything since then. I have a CA-u16 which is a decent truck gun.
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Back in 2013 I was attending a week-long shotgun class in Arizona; two experienced policemen from a So Cal agency brought along a pair of Keltec KSG pump shotguns that were new. By the end of day 1 both of those were in the trash can, and had been replaced with a pair of the school’s rental 870’s. After that, and watching a few other of their products fail, I will never purchase that brand.
Interestingly, both those policemen stated that Keltec had actually told them that the service lifespan of those two KSG’s was only 6,000 rounds. I was surprised that they even brought them.
 
There are 2 NAA 22 magnum Pugs on the roster. They are the Pug-D and the Pug-D-HG. The D is the regular 22 mag the D-HG is the one that folds back into the grip. Just ordered the D. Their web site shows show the D with different front sights. The white front sight is the one you get when ordering the other is a tritium front that you would have to send them to get it mounted for extra $124. They also have a Bullettote that holds 5 rounds and is also a speed loader. Then there is the Ammo Carrier called Catch 22.
 
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