Ran across this listing for a 22 mag S&W M-351
I know some of youse guys like them alot.
http://www.jacksonarmory.com/JA/handgunsDetail.php?mainID=13744
Rich Grassi, just wrote about those in this article
by Rob Leahy 
, Prescott, Arizona, Tuesday, July 07, 2015, 17:31 (3431 days ago) @ MR
http://www.thetacticalwire.com/features/229902
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Have one at the shop we ordered for a customer who
by Hobie , Shenandoah Valley of Virginia, Tuesday, July 07, 2015, 18:08 (3431 days ago) @ MR
reneged. Seems some LEO told him that the .22 WRM wouldn't work and he was better off with pepper spray... yeah, pepper spray. I don't think we have that good a price on it.
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I don't figure the 22 mag Gold Dot for snubbies
Is anything you would want to get shot with. I carry them in my NAA revolver. NO it is not my primary gun but better than a sharp stick or pepper spray.
"ENT" -- attention-getting "101' for those needful moments..
Eyes - Nose -Throat As this biz with aging progresses, one of these poppers is on my 'trading docket'. I had a .22 Mag Marlin 57? for a bit. The round is under-valued, except by mebbe subsistence poachers, IMHO. As long as I can mange a DA J-size, they are my choice, tho' a .38Spec "Super-Vel"-type J is and has been the current 'derringer'.
Yeah, I'm a M-38 or old 38 sp M-60 guy myself
There's been a lot of new stuff introduced since they came out, but not much in my opinion that's actually better for the designed use.
Me too... I am looking at this for my dad and his wife
by Rob Leahy , Prescott, Arizona, Wednesday, July 08, 2015, 11:06 (3430 days ago) @ MR
and some older friends that are loosing hand strength... One small, frail, friend is carrying a service sized .22LR auto, because that is the max she can handle...
I'm not about to start toting a PMR30 and leave my 45s at home.
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I pack an Airweight 38 or Springfield XDS in 45
The NAA 22 mag is backup or for those occasions when I am not carrying a gun...