[Cleankill47]

I would stay away from the NAA minis, they're more a last-ditch weapon for evading a hand-to-hand with a burglar or something. My grandfather has one, and it doesn't have the accuracy you'd want for something like that.

I would suggest a Cobra Derringer. Two barrels, easy to operate, cross-bolt safety, single action, two shots. You can get it in anything from .22 to .38 special, and you can get snake shot for each of those. The big bore ones have 3-1/2 inch barrels, which makes them about a pound, but they feel, shoot, and handle extremely well for the advertised $160. You can usually get them for $120, but some places have to order them at the newer prices, so you can't really get that great of a deal. But, at $160, who cares?

[9mmfan]

I have a Beretta .22 Bobcat I'm selling for $125, just because I'm going to buy a .22 Beretta Neos for a target handgun. The Bobcat is a pretty good little gun at close range.

I don't think you would want to drive from S.W. Va. to Knoxville Tn. though. Your local gun store should have some.

[big boomer]

I have the little Taurus semi auto it hold 10 you can put a birdshot one in the pipe. its so small it fits anywere and not a bad price.