North American Arms Pug .22 WMR 1" 5-Round Concealed hammer design Revolver

The North American Arms Pug 22mag Rev 1" Blk is a purpose-built pocket revolver designed for deep concealment and backup defensive carry in high-risk environments. Weighing just one pound with a compact 4.5-inch overall length, this five-shot cylinder revolver fits the niche where ankle rigs, boot guns, and last-resort backup weapons are mission-critical. Law enforcement and armed professionals have relied on NAA's Pug platform for decades as a reliable, ultracompact option when primary firearms aren't an option or when a truly concealable secondary is non-negotiable.

Built on NAA's proven miniature revolver frame, the Pug chambers 22 Magnum—a cartridge that delivers superior velocity and energy over standard 22 Long Rifle while maintaining controllable recoil in a gun this size. The 1-inch heavy barrel is precision-manufactured stainless steel, then finished in durable black oxide to resist corrosion during storage or extended duty cycles. White dot sights provide rapid target acquisition in low-light conditions, and the steel frame paired with black rubber grips ensures consistent handling and positive control during presentation drills. The .22 Magnum chambering offers an optimal balance of stopping potential and shootability compared to smaller rimfire alternatives, making follow-up shots fast and accurate even under stress.

This revolver is ideal for plainclothes officers, security personnel, undercover operators, and armed civilians who need reliable backup firepower in a package that disappears into a pocket, ankle holster, or IWB carry rig. The Pug's mechanical reliability—no springs to fail, simple single-action/double-action operation—makes it dependable after months of storage. The included 22LR conversion cylinder option (NAA-PUG-CRK-DC) allows shooters to practice economically with lower-cost ammunition while maintaining identical point-of-aim. Compatible with standard NAA holsters and grips, the Pug integrates seamlessly into existing tactical loadout ecosystems where ultracompact, deep-concealment secondary weapons are standard.