Baby Freedom Arms...

[Lumpy Grits]

Who here has a Freedom Arms mini-revolver ?
They came in .22 lr and .22 mag.
Sure wish they still made them.
Gary

[Don McDowell]

I had one long long ago. From what I've seen they pretty much stayed the same when the group split and NAA became a seperate company.

[Lumpy Grits]

Always wanted the FA mini in the belt buckle myself.
But the prices now-a-days is out of my reach
Gary

[APDDSN0864]

Who here has a Freedom Arms mini-revolver ?
They came in .22 lr and .22 mag.
Sure wish they still made them. Gary

Got one. 1.5" barrel in .22lr. Safe Queen now. It was my "get off me" gun when I worked undercover.

Ed

[Lumpy Grits]

Who here has a Freedom Arms mini-revolver ?
They came in .22 lr and .22 mag.
Sure wish they still made them. Gary

Got one. 1.5" barrel in .22lr. Safe Queen now. It was my "get off me" gun when I worked undercover.

Ed

My get-off gun was a Browning 25 auto.
Gary

[APDDSN0864]

My get-off gun was a Browning 25 auto.
Gary

I responded to a shooting in progress. I was about a minute away and when I got there, the "shooter" was lying dead in the middle of the street of a broken neck. The "shootee" was sitting on the curb, shirtless, with five bullet holes in his chest. Five rounds of .25ACP ball ammo from point-blank range. Three of the five never made it into the chest cavity. Two did, one clipping each lung. "Shootee" refused medical treatment and bled out, internally, after about fifteen minutes.
"Shootee" had told "shooter"; "If you shoot me, I'm going to break your neck!"

Similar scenario, except it was an A.P.D. officer, shot twice in the abdomen, below his vest, with .22lr. Dropped him on the spot because the bullets ricocheted around inside him. Died two hours later on the Operating Table, they couldn't patch up all of the holes fast enough.

Rule #1 - Have a gun
Rule #2 - Have enough gun

Ed