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I went with the PM9 too. Never been a fan of the .380 after owning a couple PPK/s.

The Rohrbaugh was the only reliable pistol out of the box.

Beats me. This month's American Rifleman has a feature article covering nine .380s. All but one were unrreliable at the range with numerous failures. The cost of ammunition is and always has been quite high compared to other, more powerful calibers. Now I understand .380 ammo is very...

I have found that unnamed online retailer. His price, compared to the Kel-Tec, also contributed to my concern.

Mike, it is that reasonable price that made me wonder about the mag's origin. Thanks Machinist.

Does Kel-Tec now make their own magazines vs. Mec-Gar? Thanks in advance.

I have the same knife except mine is polished. Very elegant.

I am an old-timer who has owned 1911's in the past. I SAY GLOCK! Perfect function right out of the box. You might take a look at Teddy Jacobson's blog found at WWW.ActionsbyT.com. Teddy has worked on thousands of pistols and revolvers over the years and he is a Glock fan too.

I have a 3 inch SP 101 and it is a great revolver. Mine is extremely accurate at combat ranges. Easily concealed, though a bit heavy. The weight helps absorb recoil. Built like a bank vault. I plan on taking it to Teddy Jacobson and have the hammer spur removed and have it coverted to...

I certainly can qualify for a stupidity award. A couple of weeks ago I changed magazines on two carry guns. The other day, I was installing new grips on one and before doing so, I dropped the magazine. It was empty. So was the chamber. I'd been carrying an empty gun for two weeks...

I sent a CCW gub to Teddy Jacobson www.ActionsbyT.com for his street reliability package. Came back 100 percent reliable with a lightened trigger that was super smooth. Cost $150.

I would go with the Makarov or a Kel-tec P11.

I like Danner boots. I have two pair of 5 or so inch height. Both pair are very comfortable. In fact, they were as comfortabe out of the box as the well-worn jump boots I acquired in 1968. Suggest you check out Danner's web site and review what Danner's customers say in the product review...

As a South Texas resident, I use only Kydex.... too much sweat for a leather holster. I particularly like the Com-tac Pro Undercover, a clip on IWB. I also recently purchased a G-Code Comfort Carry for a Makarov. The G-Code is also an excellent IWB holster. Many Glock users like Side Armor...

I voted for the Star BM but only because of the 9X19 caliber over the Mak's 9X18. I have a Circle 10 Mak that is one of my favorite carry pieces in hot weather. However, I'm more comfortable with the larger 9X19. I would also suggest you look at Kel-tec's 9mm P11. Holds 10 rounds with...

I would run to the Glock store and snatch up a G36. An easy transition from your G26.

What MCgunner said!

Thanks for your reply Old Fuff. I'm with you regarding quality and my neck. I am currently carrying an SP101. A bit more stout (in every way) than a J frame but I know it is a rugged, reliable revelover. By the way, Teddy said Ruger has not cut back on the quality of their parts. He showed...

Mine is the 3 1/16 inch model. I've had it for years. Last year my son bought me some beautiful checkered rosewood grips from Hogue. They are very nice but do extend the grip to the point concealability is somewhat comprimised. When I opted for the 3 incher, I did so for all the reasons...

I had a conversation with Teddy Jacobson (Actions by T) recently and Teddy showed me different parts from various pistols he was working on at the time. He told me that S&W was now using Metal Injection Molded (MIM) parts in their guns. I am no metalurgist and I am wondering, should we be...