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 May 2005 What happened to April? I'm pleased to announce that NAA has engaged a firearms designer and charged him with the design of a 'as-small-as-possible' .32 H&R Magnum single-action minirevolver. Some of you will recall that we conducted just such an exercise a couple of years ago. The results were very disappointing; the prototype was big, heavy, ungainly and something which we felt was 'not ready for prime time'. What's different this time? A new designer. Any promises? No, just lots of anticipation, expectations and anxiety. When? No clue. Why? Because we listen to you. Stay tuned. |
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For your amusement, we are happy to offer a screen saver with multiple animations of a NAA handgun being fired. This file is fairly large (approx. 16M) but if you have a high-speed connection, it's worth a grin! Click here for the screen saver.
Photo & caption by Robert M. Hausman - used with permission.
Last Modified: 05/01/2005 Copyright © 2002 North American Arms, Inc. |
Senator Orrin G. Hatch (R-UT) checks out the
latest edition of the North American Arms catalog. He mentioned that he regularly carries two of the firm's
firearm products after receiving death threats several years ago. ASSC's 1996 Congressional Leader of the
Year Award was presented to Sen. Hatch "in appreciation of his leadership and commitment in defense
of our heritage, our industry and our life"