The Pug is the NAA mini revolver with a tritium front sight. At 6.4 oz with a 1" barrel and 4.56" overall length, it is essentially the same size as the standard NAA Mini Revolver with two real changes: an XS Tritium Dot front sight instead of a half-moon bead, and a pebbled slip-on rubber grip instead of bird's head rosewood. The combination targets the deep-concealment carrier who wants the smallest possible .22 Magnum that's still usable in low light.

The tritium front is the surprising strength here. Almost nothing in the deep-concealment category offers night sights — the entire NAA Mini Revolver line uses a half-moon bead front that disappears in poor light, and the larger NAA Black Widow uses fixed Marble Arms posts that aren't lit. A tritium dot on a gun this small is a meaningful practical upgrade because the realistic use case for a 6.4 oz pocket revolver is a low-light, close-range emergency where index speed matters more than precision. The pebbled rubber grip helps secure the gun in damp hands without adding the bulk of the Black Widow's oversized grip. The trade is the 1" barrel — even shorter than the standard Mini's 1-1/8" — which gives up some of the marginal velocity .22 Magnum needs from a snub. The Pug exists for buyers who want a Mini Revolver with the one upgrade that matters most for its actual use case.