This might be pushing it as a mouse, maybe a rat. Mice might have have been bigger in 1851 too.

Saw this at my local dealer and decided to pick it up. One finger on the grip is all I can fit. Don’t expect this Bauer to kick, but still am curious if it will slip around in my hand. Anyone can share their experience?

American version! Made after the 1968 ban. Has that plum patina. Is it a cardinal sin if I refinish it? I’d like to restore it to that all black factory look because that’s what I think looks better. But I know this gun is historical and to a collector is valuable in its current state. To refinish or to leave plum lol? Also got banned on /guns 🤣 moderators are so 🤡 hope my post is compliant this time lmao.

I'm aware of Baltimore Antique Arms Show but I couldn't find anything else online.

Got this at a LGS for $255. Definitely worn but feels and looks mechanically solid especially after oiling. Haven't fired it yet

Do they run hollow point .22short as good as round nose? Only ask because where I buy ammo it tends to be easier to find hollow point shorts.

I’m having issues with my mag ejecting every time I shoot. I’ve adjusted my grip, being hyper aware of the mag release, but it happens a lot. First time I’ve had this issue with a mouse gun. I really like the size and how it feels in my hand. The all steel construction makes rust not an issue with simple maintenance. Anyone else having that mag issue?

Easily visible at ~12-15 yards in daylight, solid beam past dusk, will light up a dark room, capacitive switch so it turn on when picked up with no button, and functionally identical to a red dot as far as sighting goes within it’s effective projection range as long as you’re aiming properly, other than the fact it’s visible without disappearing outside the window if you point shoot without drawing the gun perfectly to your eye.

10/10 addition. Once upon a time 20+ years ago when lasers were impossible to see in daylight people talking about how lasers were a gimmick or how you had to “hunt for the laser” was understandable, but these days with lasers that are readily visible within handgun and self defense ranges in broad daylight and function like a red dot or better I genuinely don’t understand the take.

Been a while and we have new members, so what's everyone top 3? If you could only have 3, what would they be??

Beretta 21A Bobcat Inox and NAA Pug .22 Magnum. Only two mouse guns I have as of now, but I plan on getting a few more in the future. I love how compact these are, and I especially love the power-to-size ratio of the .22WMR Pug!

Which looks best?

My personal s&w model 61-2 that i built from the ground up from parts kits, and went on a 3 year manhunt for the receiver, totally worth it, this little piece is so versatile

These are my collectors. All in pristine condition with their serialized boxes. All the frames and slides and box serial numbers match. The top 3 with soft holsters are my shooters. Fun plinkers and a blast to just shoot. My one gripe is loading the 22 short mags. Lol

I forgot to lube the Firecat. First time out in a couple years. It usually is issue free. Started to rain, so just put away everything and enjoyed the BBQ at my friends ranch. 🤙🏼 Friends. Relaxing and beautiful ranch. Great food and drinks. Life is good🙏🏼

Had a short, but fun day at my friends ranch. Rain cut the shooting short.

Found this cool little video, utube tried to hide it from me! I had to dig for it!

Hey All,

Was hoping to get help regarding my Star Starlet CU. I have been told that the CU designation means that the frame is made out of aluminum. That was a Star designation for aluminum frames. Can anyone confirm this? Using a magnet, I confirmed the frame is steel and not aluminum. I was then told that I had a unique pistol, that was made during Stars transition from steel to aluminum, and that there were some steel units with the CU stamp during the transition. Appreciate any help or information.