Gents,
In my opinion, the tiny North American Arms mini-revolvers deserve much more respect than they get. They are so small that they can be difficult to shoot accurately, but the guns themselves seem capable of remarkably precise shooting. The problem is usually the shooter, and a lack of practice. But, the revolvers' .22 rimfire ammo makes practice easy and cheap.
Some of the models in the large NAA stable of choices are easier to shoot than others, and I find the NAA "Black Widow" model a beautiful, rugged, accurate gem. With it's relatively large grip and decent drift-adjustable sights, my Black Widow easily produces well-centered, 3-inch, five-shot groups, offhand at 15 yards. I'd feel very greedy and unappreciative asking for much more from an 8-ounce, 2-inch-barreled handgun that disappears in a jeans pocket.
It makes a great little "always there" companion piece for plinking or pot-shooting. And, while I wouldn't recommend it for defensive use, it's hard to argue with the concept that "any gun in the pocket beats a bigger one left at home."
Happy trails,
-- Cary Gunn --