kd7nqb
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Well its my obligation to once again the M&P since I love it but you want something slim so you might look elsewhere. I like the Kel-Tecs but dont own one. Why not look at any of 9mm or .40 1911 flavors.
Looking for a new concealed carry
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I like my Kel-Tec PF-9.
The little rail is a good bonus to me, since I'm always borrowing nifty little laser devices from the office where I work, but generally speaking, it probably won't factor into your thought process.
Kel-Tec says it's a 7+1, but the magazine that came with mine can only hold 6, but it feeds all 6 with 100% reliability, so I don't see a problem with it. Haven't purchased any extra magazines yet, but I plan to eventually.
The little rail is a good bonus to me, since I'm always borrowing nifty little laser devices from the office where I work, but generally speaking, it probably won't factor into your thought process.
Kel-Tec says it's a 7+1, but the magazine that came with mine can only hold 6, but it feeds all 6 with 100% reliability, so I don't see a problem with it. Haven't purchased any extra magazines yet, but I plan to eventually.
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Here is a picture of a P232 on top of a HK P7 to show how compact the P7 really is. It is very slim too. A P7 may fit your needs, very accurate and reliable too.
One of the pistols in the Kahr line may do the trick. All of them are slim and compact.
Here's a comparative picture of some of what IMO are very good CCWs... Walther P99c, HK P2000sk, Kahr K9 and HK P7.
One of the pistols in the Kahr line may do the trick. All of them are slim and compact.
Here's a comparative picture of some of what IMO are very good CCWs... Walther P99c, HK P2000sk, Kahr K9 and HK P7.
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