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This is my answer to the same problem: http://www.speedsights.com/ and http://www.viridiangreenlaser.com/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=21&products_id=77 Bobo

The NAA revolvers are probably the smallest available. Also very well made. Check them out here: https://northamericanarms.com/ Bobo

This may help... https://onedrive.live.com/view.aspx?cid=0DE360DF44906CB6&resid=DE360DF44906CB6!159&app=WordPdf Bobo

Accuracy vs Consistency is a better way to determine shooting than Accuracy vs Precision See this for an example... https://onedrive.live.com/view.aspx?cid=0DE360DF44906CB6&resid=DE360DF44906CB6!152&app=WordPdf Bobo

"So the question is, is pocket carry enough for most situations?" To this question I answered, "Yes". BUT... Unfortunately, when you need a gun, a least for me, it would not be a "normal" situation. In this abnormal situation I would want the biggest, baddest gun I could handle well...

Hex sights here... http://www.goshen-hexsite.com/index2.php Bobo

opr1945 said; suggestion: rubber sleeves to slip over grips are available (cut section of bike tire) to reduce slipperyness. once on you should be able to slip small cut pieces of cardboard under the rubber to change grip size/angle withoutout making any Permanent changes. once you find what...

Laser sights are not for everyone, and they have their pros and cons, but most shooters, especially novices can use them to great advantage both in practice and in most defensive shooting situations. Here’s why they can be a very useful addition to iron sights: 1. Can be on target faster...

The Colt Mustang comes in two versions: metal and polymer... http://www.coltsmfg.com/Catalog/ColtPistols/Colt380Mustang%C2%AE.aspx Bobo

CALL YOUR SHOTS! Concentrate strongly on the sights during each shot. You should be able to remember the sight picture you had when the gun went off. Knowing this, you should be able to tell where the bullet hit without actually seeing it. Try this by setting the target further away...

Check out this poll... http://www.defensivecarry.com/forum/defensive-carry-guns/180546-what-your-primary-carry-caliber-you-happy-your-choice.html It won't tell you what most people buy, but it will tell you what most people carry. Bobo

Go here: https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B22wLsyYEkTONmQyYmQ2YjItZDNhMS00N2NiLTljYjctNzMxYWFhZTU3YmI1&usp=sharing Then click on the "Defensive (Combat) Accuracy" document. Bobo

I have the Springfield XDm 45 ACP Compact 3.8", these are the measurements: Overall Length: 7.09" w/#1 (small backstrap) 7.15" w/#2 (medium backstrap) 7.21" w/#3 (large backstrap) Overall Height: 4.81" (includes sights and 9-round magazine) 5.81" (includes sights and 13-round...

Age: 75 Carry: Springfield XDm, 45 ACP, 3.8", compact - with Crimson Trace Laserguard, XS big Dot Tritium sights (enhanced), X-Treme Grips; loaded with 9+1 of Winchester Ranger-T 230 gr, and a spare 13 rnd mag of same. Bobo

I started handgun shooting about 1960 while on the U.S. Army Bullseye Pistol Team in Okinawa. The best thing I learned for shooting a pistol accurately is being able to "call your shots", passed on to me by the best shooter on the team at the time, a Sgt. Gonzales. The trick is to concentrate...

Check out the PocketAutoComparison.pdf here: https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B22wLsyYEkTONmQyYmQ2YjItZDNhMS00N2NiLTljYjctNzMxYWFhZTU3YmI1&usp=sharing Bobo

I have limp-wristed my Springfield XDm .3.8" .45 and it does exactly what you have described. Bobo

Pieces of this would work well... http://www.eplastics.com/Plastic/Plexiglass-Extruded-Acrylic-Rod/ACREXR-500 Bobo

I replaced the sights on my XDm 3.8" .45 with XS Big Dot Tritiums. The original sights were really on there! Especially the front sight. I laid the slide on a piece of two-by-four on a concrete floor so there would be little give. I held the slide in place by kneeling on it using a knee pad...

Another vote for the very sexy Boberg XD9-S http://api.ning.com/files/mg8cXbDxQOHcQV-b3mDzB3TZOnzo16S3K3s0oHCnrTR8BzRo5FdcAHoojnA09j5YCKTTgm3BRHdprodE*7rsMxVyF-1OrS4M/production_XR9S_3256.jpg Bobo