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auldpharght · June 9, 2004, 10:34 PM

"I have a hard time not laughing at calibers smaller than 9mm for CCW."

Really? Laughing? So you wouldn't mind letting me use you for target practice with my 7.1 oz. (fully loaded) NAA Mini .22 Mag? Hell, it couldn't hurt, IT'S ONLY A .22!!!

I would not laugh at ANY caliber used for concealed carry.
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The Rohrbaugh? The capacity is insufficient...the grip is microscopic...the sight radius is too short...the recoil too sharp...on and on
go the innumerable articles and opinions.

IMHO, it's an oddity that will ultimately be a moderately priced collector's item. New manufactures and designs are interesting, but few make the grade to permanancy.

Auldpharght

June 9, 2004, 10:34 PM	#4
auldpharght Member Join Date: May 24, 2004 Posts: 18	Small caliber weapons...and, oh yeah, the Rohrbaugh. "I have a hard time not laughing at calibers smaller than 9mm for CCW." Really? Laughing? So you wouldn't mind letting me use you for target practice with my 7.1 oz. (fully loaded) NAA Mini .22 Mag? Hell, it couldn't hurt, IT'S ONLY A .22!!! I would not laugh at ANY caliber used for concealed carry. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Rohrbaugh? The capacity is insufficient...the grip is microscopic...the sight radius is too short...the recoil too sharp...on and on go the innumerable articles and opinions. IMHO, it's an oddity that will ultimately be a moderately priced collector's item. New manufactures and designs are interesting, but few make the grade to permanancy. Auldpharght