Posted: 9/17/2026 7:00:21 AM EDT
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Can anyone tell me about this belt buckle? I got it last week and would like to know more about it. I can't seem to Google search the company or find any other people that own one. It's pretty neat. The back has a swivel open cleaning patch holder, tiny bottle for (i'm assuming) oil, 5 rounds holder, and the oil bottle/ ammo holder is removeable and doubles (i'm assuming again) as a cleaning rod/ spent casing ejector. The only down side is the revolver retention mechanism is a sliding rod that goes into one of the chambers locking the revolver into the belt buckle. So essentially you have a 4 round revolver instead of 5.     Google image search says.... 
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As much as people joke about NAA minis, they are a very well constructed firearm with great customer support. I don't know much about the belt buckle version, but I do have an NAA 22 magnum Sentinel that is fun to shoot and surprisingly accurate out to 15 yards. I did do some trigger work on it as the factory trigger is somewhat stiff. You can buy 22 long rifle cylinders for many of their guns so you don't need to shoot magnum rounds all the time. |
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I just ordered the chuckwagon with the buckle on Monday. I'm starting a collection. Is say this is prefect for the winter here in PA. I don't see the conversion cylinders on their website. But I do see them on ebay. I was at Walmart yesterday and they had winchester 22wmr ammo for 12.99 At this price I can afford to shoot this pistol any time. |
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| that looks like a belt buckle not made by NAA directly. I have one of those and all the others that I have seen are rounded and don't have spare ammo holders, plus they don't lock up the gun to hold it in place. Might be a gun show one-off or something an older company made a while ago, but I've not seen this before in almost 20 years of owning mini revolvers and silly belts |
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Originally Posted By steviesterno16: that looks like a belt buckle not made by NAA directly. I have one of those and all the others that I have seen are rounded and don't have spare ammo holders, plus they don't lock up the gun to hold it in place. Might be a gun show one-off or something an older company made a while ago, but I've not seen this before in almost 20 years of owning mini revolvers and silly belts I can't find anything on the web about it. Does any other company you know of makes buckles for these revolvers that is aftermarket? |
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Originally Posted By avtomatwasr-10: I can't find anything on the web about it. Does any other company you know of makes buckles for these revolvers that is aftermarket? I've seen some posted randomly over the years but can't think of any brands. I feel like I may have seen versions like this in actual printed catalogs but I also might be imagining that part. Have you fed the pics to google/AI and done a reverse image search? |
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Originally Posted By steviesterno16: I've seen some posted randomly over the years but can't think of any brands. I feel like I may have seen versions like this in actual printed catalogs but I also might be imagining that part. Have you fed the pics to google/AI and done a reverse image search? Originally Posted By steviesterno16: Originally Posted By avtomatwasr-10: I can't find anything on the web about it. Does any other company you know of makes buckles for these revolvers that is aftermarket? I've seen some posted randomly over the years but can't think of any brands. I feel like I may have seen versions like this in actual printed catalogs but I also might be imagining that part. Have you fed the pics to google/AI and done a reverse image search? I've only put the picture of the manufacturer logo and got that info in my post. I'm not to tech savvy with Google. |
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Back 10 years or so I was between jobs for a bit and spent a lot of my time hanging out at my friends gun shop. When the subject of the NAA belt buckle deal came up my friend thought it was very cool but then came to the conclusion it would not be legal to buy/sell/carry . Not sure if this was some rule generated by BATF or by the wonderful state of Connecticut . Not sure if it was a hard and fast law or someone's Guess based upon reading some obscure regulation . At the time Connecticut had declared open carry as a no go out of uniform so it might have been that. Interesting point--around that time it was pointed out by some pro gun group that the existing gun laws in CT did not actually prohibit open carry if one had a "pistol permit" We had a couple of years where open carry was legal but then the "loophole" was closed and now only concealed carry is legal |
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Originally Posted By nhsport: Back 10 years or so I was between jobs for a bit and spent a lot of my time hanging out at my friends gun shop. When the subject of the NAA belt buckle deal came up my friend thought it was very cool but then came to the conclusion it would not be legal to buy/sell/carry . Not sure if this was some rule generated by BATF or by the wonderful state of Connecticut . Not sure if it was a hard and fast law or someone's Guess based upon reading some obscure regulation . At the time Connecticut had declared open carry as a no go out of uniform so it might have been that. Interesting point--around that time it was pointed out by some pro gun group that the existing gun laws in CT did not actually prohibit open carry if one had a "pistol permit" We had a couple of years where open carry was legal but then the "loophole" was closed and now only concealed carry is legal I would consider it concealed with a shirt covering the buckle. This is how I plan on using it. I don't tuck my shirt in unless I'm in a suit or wearing a plate carrier. |
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Originally Posted By Landpimp: this is similar https://www.facebook.com/groups/2697139153802283/posts/3117510895098438/ Wow thank you for sharing that! I need that one now! 
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