jwalker497
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In my opinion, width of a gun is the most critical factor for concealing a handgun, then grip height.
Finding a carry piece that's thin and short is not easy. The only real options are Kahr's and 1911s. Of course, there might be some other onese her and there, like the PPS, etc. But if you also are looking for a .45, you're really limiting yourself. So I came to the conclusion that 1911 is the only answer.
I was doing some research and was going to go the CCO route, but they're still too long. So that leaves me with the shorties (3in barrel) and of course I read the issue about reliability.
So Now I am looking for the smallest (Thin, Light, Short) 45acp1911 that will function reliably. Easy, right?
After researching all I really have found is Kimber Ultra Carry (like the CT laers option) and a Colt New Agent.
What other options are out there?? Has to be 45acp, short grip, lightweight, and a 1911. I would consider Para's as well.
Finding a carry piece that's thin and short is not easy. The only real options are Kahr's and 1911s. Of course, there might be some other onese her and there, like the PPS, etc. But if you also are looking for a .45, you're really limiting yourself. So I came to the conclusion that 1911 is the only answer.
I was doing some research and was going to go the CCO route, but they're still too long. So that leaves me with the shorties (3in barrel) and of course I read the issue about reliability.
So Now I am looking for the smallest (Thin, Light, Short) 45acp1911 that will function reliably. Easy, right?
After researching all I really have found is Kimber Ultra Carry (like the CT laers option) and a Colt New Agent.
What other options are out there?? Has to be 45acp, short grip, lightweight, and a 1911. I would consider Para's as well.