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$289.12- Extremely concealable
- .22LR and .22WMR cylinders included
- Good sights
- Lifetime warranty
- Reliability can vary depending on ammo
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North American Arms has long made their name producing ultra-small single-action revolvers in rimfire cartridges. Their Black Widow offering adds an oversized rubber grip and proper 3-dot sights, making this diminutive .22LR/.22 WMR revolver much easier to hold on to and shoot accurately. While their use case is definitely limited, their concealability cannot be understated. At under 10 ounces with extremely small overall dimensions, these guns simply disappear inside pockets or other clothing.
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NAA Black Widow Features
Includes both .22LR and .22 WMR cylinder
Marble Arms fixed 3-dot sights
Heavy vent-rib barrel
5-shot cylinder
By The Numbers - NAA Black Widow
Accuracy
Considering how small these are and how short the barrels are, the accuracy is pretty good.
Reliability
Rimfire guns are notoriously finicky, and these are no different. We did experience some failures to fire depending on type of ammo we used.
Customization
There are a surprising amount of grip and holster options for these guns.
Ergonomics
Despite being tiny, the Black Widow fills the hand very well and doesn't feel awkward.
Value
The overall build quality and lifetime warranty are great considering the gun retails for around $350.
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