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sturmruger, I'm getting some work done to my S40. I had difficulty in the slide going all the way back into battery, so my armorer (after the Montezuma, Iowa prople could not figure it out) weakened the firing pin spring that begins cocking as the slide closes. No problems with that now although...

I voted Sig due to the consistency in their excellence.

I don't think that Trijicon offers the bar-dot configuration. I certainly have never seen it.

WJR, I have the PT bar-dot type and the bar does not seem bright enough. I think because it is too thin of a line, so I too would recommend Trijicon or Meprolight.

Yes, as usual, Dr. Ken is right. I have a USPc 40 and have an Hk .357Sig barrel which works great in it! I've never read anything about Hk suggesting no swapping. I know SIG recommends it on theirs (229 and 239). You might also check at HkPro.com. and ask that question about swapping.

I know that the Kahr PM9 is a superior handgun from the quality standpoint, but with Kel-Tec P11s getting more and more reliable, wouldn't you want the Kel-Tec for the increased mag capacity (between 10 to 15 rounds if you trust some of the SW mags - but at least 10 rather than 6 in the Kahr...

Mini14jac, good advice to buy both. As mentioned, I just got the opportunity to shoot the Kahr PM9 and was impressed with its quality. It just did not seem that concealable in my pocket. Like you said, not much more than a KT P32, but enough that I would be concerned. Maybe I'm paranoid or...

Gabe has a good point. If the AR 15 was not adopted as the M16, we may have wound up with the AR 18, which was developed after Eugene Stoner left Armalite by about 5 engineers there. Ir used the AK 47 piston/tappet system rather than the direct gas into the chamer system of the AR 15, and...

I found this site that has some comparisons between .380 and .32: http://www.alpharubicon.com/leo/calloadgoshin.htm It appears that going with the .380 and with the Federal Hydrashoks is the way to go.

I am doing the research and wondered if anyone had already invented this wheel. Thanks.

Thanks for the informative replies! I was able to shoot a Kahr PM9 and handle (but not shoot) a Kel-Tec P3T this weekend. My impressions were that the Kahr is well made, durable, reliable and accurate at defensive distances (21 feet). But, it was a little big for me for a pocket gun. It is much...

Concerned Citizen, what is the T-9 8 round magazine? It is not flush is it because even the 7 rounder has that butt ugly butt plate!

Of these two models, what are your opinions of the best for pocket carry. I realize some of the discussion would involve caliber discussion of 9mm v. .380.