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I have the XD 45 5" with thumb safety that I bought years ago. Great shooter as I recall. Haven't shot it in years.

I'll stick with my 317 and 351pd in 22 mag. I also have the 38 LCRx snubby and 3" version.

Have a lot of 380s, but always end up carrying the G-42. Also have arthritic hands.

FNS9 compact.

I have three of the magnum models with the PUG and Sidewinder carried most when I can't carry anything else.

I have a CT laser on my Glock 42 which sits on the nightstand. With a paralyzed right foot, it is a great aid where I need to use one hand for balance and may have to fire from the hip. Put 35 of 35 in a nine inch plate from eight yards shooting right or left handed with a cane for support on...

Take a look at the LCRx in 38+ P. Lightweight with a DA/SA capability.

Had one, but could not stand the trigger so got rid of it. Too much arthritis in my trigger finger.

Have the Sidewinder in my pocket now plus a Pug and a 1 5/8 combo in the safe.

Although I have a few different makes, my preferred carry at this time is the Khar P380. I did get a Glock 42 a couple of weeks ago and I'm looking forward to getting the opportunity to put a few hundred rounds through it in the next couple of weeks.

Khar P380, or Ruger LCR or LCRx. Around the house, many times just an NAA PUG or Sidewinder in 22 mag.

I like it and plan to carry it as soon as I get and have the NS mounted.

I also have the internal DAO model, but wanted the DA/SA capability. Got real bad arthritis in my trigger finger and the option for SA just makes it easier for me.

Put 20 rounds of 140 grain wad cutters through my new LCRx today and all impacted the 9 inch paper plate from 7 yards. Two rounds hit the edges of the plate and the remainder were all on the plates flat surface. DA trigger is great, but still a little stiff as compared to my LCR. Single action...

Picking one up this Friday.

My LGS has some coming and I'm on the list for one. I like the option of DA/SA and hope the trigger is as smooth as the LCR I have.

When it has to be really concealable, it's either the Pug or Sidewinder. One or the other is always in my pocket around the house.

CZ 527 here, mine consistently puts Russian ammo in the black at 200 yards.

Picked up my third mini-mag, a Sidewinder convertible, about a month ago. It is always in my pocket unless a larger caliber pistol is carried.

Swapping cylinders requires a narrow flathead screwdriver or other such tool to remove the entire yoke, think that is the correct nomenclature, and then install the other complete cylinder. You can swap cylinders out quicker with the standard type combos.