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It's my Always-in-car gun. :D

Always stays in the car. Yeah, .380 is a wimpy round, but at close range when some dude tries to clean my windshield while I'm behind the wheel, it should be fine. JUST KIDDING!

Bought today used at the gunshow. No paperwork, no names were exchanged.

What I like: reliable and cheap. A beater. A back-up. If I drop it, no heart attack.

[Cortland]

Did you plan on keeping the identity of this gun a secret? :confused:

I've never thought about getting an "AIC" gun, but I recently saw an articulated arm that you mount in your car and attach a fobus holster to; gives you a car gun holder something like a cell phone holder. I'd probably get it but no one makes rigid holsters for either of my regular carry guns -- oh, well.

What I like: reliable and cheap. A beater. A back-up. If I drop it, no heart attack.

Watch that back-up word :D There are cheap .380s and there are cheap .380s. There are some (for instance, my AMT Back-Up) that certainly won't give you a heart attack when you drop them. No, they'll likely just shoot you in the stomach (for the record the AMT was completely free). Don't take this to mean I don't trust cheap .380s though. I recently purchased a Bersa with which I've been quite pleased.

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Hahaha...can't believe I forgot to say what gun I bought. It was like in my mind the whole time.

I got a Bersa Series 95. Except this baby is ALL black - frame, slide, controls - no silver accent here. I'm sorry, but I just do not like that silver accent or black accent that Bersa likes to do on their guns.

Yeah, I picked Bersa over Kel-Tec .380 because of the former's stone-cold rep for reliability.

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It's an AIC gun because my carry gun is not within reach when I'm behind the wheel (it's in an IWB holster). My carry gun is either a SW 642 .38 Spl or a Kakr PM9.