mousegun poll

My definition of a mouse gun is a pocket sized gun who's caliber starts with a 2. There aren't any in this poll. My NAA mini would be my favorite under that definition.

I don't count anything over .32 as a mousegun, the .380's you list may be
pocket" guns, but not mouse guns. Personally I go for Browning/Colt .25's or the Beretta model 21.

Of the choices, I own the P3AT and the Thunder .380. The latter just does not work for pocket carry for me, so I vote P3AT.

I might have voted rohrbaugh,but I've never seen one in person besides I find it hard to call a 9MM a mouse gun.So I voted seecamp they are the finest made mouse gun.

Either a Kel-tec P32 or P3AT is my choice.

My current mousegun is a 25 cal Beretta....but is it the best? No, but it is my false sense of security

Beretta Jetfire 25ACP
Beretta 21A, 25ACP, 22lr
NAA Mini-Revolver, 1 1/8" , 22lr

These goes way back with me, especially the Jetfire.

Beretta Tomcat
NAA Mini-Revolver

It's hard to top the Kel-Tecs in terms of mouse guns. The Bersa is larger than a mouse gun, IMO. For size & weight, you just can't do better than a Kel-Tec. 8-11 rounds of .32 or 7-8 rounds of .380, all in a package less than 10 oz. that disappears in your pocket. Hard to beat.

when you say mouse gun...you mean like a gun you use to kill mice?....

wouldnt an air gun suffice...?

I voted Rohrbaugh but that's assuming money is no object. The Rorhbaugh is very well made and is the smallest 9mm available. The only issue I see with it is the frequency of spring changes.

If money is an object, I would give the edge to Kel-Tec. I wouldn't say they are the best made of the guns in your list, but if you get a good one or put a little work into a not-so-good one they work well and are incredibly light and thin.

You ignored my little "mouse gun" in a .32acp. Snag-free, reliable.

HSc to keep my .380 company

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HammerBite, I'm still looking for my .380.

I voted Rohrbaugh. After carrying a P-32 daily for years and years the transition to carrying the slightly bigger & heavier R9 took about an hour. It's only 17 ounces fully loaded. IOW, loaded it's about an ounce or so heavier than an empty 442.

The new recoil springs are good for 250 rounds. I shot mine 101 times the first time out with it and I won't do that again. I figure 2 springs should last about a year if I shoot it monthly, so I ordered a half dozen.

John

The only one of those that's on my "to buy" list is a Seecamp .380.

My impression is that many of these are too big to be mouse guns!

Mad Magyar

It's pretty heartless of you to flash that HSc on the internet. I would love to have a .32 HSc to keep my .380 company. Some day I will find one. Meanwhile I'll just lust after yours!

Other. My Kahr PM9 has been doing the job for me.

I voted for the Bersa because of it's reliability, even though I find it a bit large to be called a mouse gun.

Nevertheless, it will eat most any ammo you care to feed it, and it's not overly hard on springs. Easy on recoil, too.

I also own the P3AT, which I carry a lot of the time, simply because it disappears in a pocket. Somewhere around 10 or 11 ounces fully loaded, I believe.

I've fired a friends Rohrbaugh and while I liked it, it will roll your wrist back.

It's also as heavy as my S&W 638 loaded with gold dots. The 638 goes in my pocket a lot of the time, too.

The Seecamp .32 is a pussycat, but it's a bit heavy.

You're asking which of these handguns is "best", so I voted for the Eohrbaugh 9mm because I believe it is the highest quality of the choices.
I alternate carrying the Kel Tec P-3AT and P-11 depending on winter or summer clothing. Just my two cents: I couldn't possibly bring myself to carry anything smaller than a .380. Call me a wuss.

Voted Seecamp as I would love to own a .380 version.

As long as they prove to be reliable, any of them will get the job done.

I carry a Walther PP in 32 auto small very reliable and when I bought it,cheap

Here is my choice

My first mousegun was a Kel-Tec p-32. As soon as the P3AT came out, I jumped at it. It is superior due to the obvious larger caliber and in the other reason that the .32 acp is a semi-rimmed cartridge and can catch on the one below it in the magazine. The 380 acp is not rimmed. Hence, no snags. I am soon to pick up a Kahr PM9. almost too big for a mousegun, but I have large enough pockets. Would like a Rohrbaugh, but I don't have that kind of money right now. Maybe if I win the Lottery.