Mouse Gun thread
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CapnMac
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Beretta 950 definitely in the mouse category, I'll presume
When Dog hair is longer than the magazine is wide
If Colt 1903 are included, well, ok, then:
Mind, it's near the size of my Colt 380 Gov't
Which is very near the size of my 365X--which is likely straining the "mouse gun" definition
Still, a fun thread.
And it reminds me that my LGS has a couple of Colt Pocket 25s I ought see if the price has come down on . . .
When Dog hair is longer than the magazine is wide
If Colt 1903 are included, well, ok, then:
Mind, it's near the size of my Colt 380 Gov't
Which is very near the size of my 365X--which is likely straining the "mouse gun" definition
Still, a fun thread.
And it reminds me that my LGS has a couple of Colt Pocket 25s I ought see if the price has come down on . . .
Had a Jennings just like that as a kid. Would love to find one today in a store. I would jump on it. Fond memories.The old Jennings isn't much smaller than a Ruger LCP.
Those are beautiful, but the one I handled wasn't very reliablePSA Baby Browning clone:
toivo
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I haven't shot mine a lot, but so far it hasn't failed. There isn't much to hold on to, though.
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I have a couple of Walther Model 5s that I don't carry.
I have a couple of KelTecs (P32 and P3AT) that I have pocket carried.
The P32 isn't carried any longer since getting the light weight P3AT (.380 vs. .32 cal argument).
I have other .32 and .380 pistols (1907, 1908, Browing BDA), but certainly not "Mouse Gun" size. I don't consider the 9mm KT or my .380 "Mustangs" to be a Mouse Gun either since you can't practically pocket carry it (yeah, it will fit in a pocket, but good luck drawing it from the pocket).
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Usually one finger on the trigger and another on the frame.
I haven't shot mine a lot, but so far it hasn't failed. There isn't much to hold on to, though.
I have more purchase on a High Standard derringer
What are you expecting for $1,049.99 for the base model.
(https://www.precisionsmallarms.com/...IES-PISTOLS/STANDARD-SERIES-CONTINUATION.html)
1KPerDay
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Here’s mine. My kids have named it Gertrude.
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theotherwaldo
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Not really mouse guns, but here are a few of my old pocket guns:
-Of course my pockets used to be much larger... .
-Of course my pockets used to be much larger... .
toivo
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Wow! I paid less than half that ten years ago.What are you expecting for $1,049.99 for the base model.
Speedo66
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Surprised I haven’t seen a Baby Browning yet, unless i missed it.
jar
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The Baby Browning is the Momma Bed size in the middle.
One line not yet mentioned but very popular in the US from around 1905 right up until WWII was the Colt Pocket Positive line of revolvers that came in a 2.5" and 3.5" barrel chambered for the 32 Police CTG (AkA S&W 32Long).
They were six round and predated the Smith "I" and "J" frames by almost a half century. There is also the Police Positive that was available with a 4" barrel and in 32Police CTG as well as the 38 New Police (38 S&W).
S&W offered the small DA (Double Action) top break revolvers in S&W 32 and S&W 38 but they were top break, only 5 round max and usually 4 rounds and not drop safe.
toivo
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Mine was a clone by Precision Small Arms.
usp9
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Here are a couple of my mouse guns I actually have carried over the years. The most carried are the Seecamp and much newer Pico. Before I owned the Pico a beautiful Walther TPH filled in while my Seecamp was in for a check-up.
A potential carry Beretta 21A
Just how small is a Seecamp? Compare to a LCP.
A potential carry Beretta 21A
Just how small is a Seecamp? Compare to a LCP.
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Is this one similar to the Colt, and the Colt is similar to the Browning?
I got it dirt cheap years ago and it doesn't function correctly. May just need a mag. I have a couple of other 25's to not shoot, so I've never gotten around to sorting it out.
I got it dirt cheap years ago and it doesn't function correctly. May just need a mag. I have a couple of other 25's to not shoot, so I've never gotten around to sorting it out.
Speedo66
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Nice comparison!Just how small is a Seecamp? Compare to a LCP.
The Seecamp is markedly smaller, but the LCP has it in the weight dept, 9.4oz. vs. 11.5oz. for the Seecamp.
Speedo66
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I think the Bauer has always been considered a clone of the Browning, and a little smaller than the Colt vest pocket.Is this one similar to the Colt, and the Colt is similar to the Browning?
I got it dirt cheap years ago and it doesn't function correctly. May just need a mag. I have a couple of other 25's to not shoot, so I've never gotten around to sorting it out.
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Speedo66
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Based on measurements, it appears the Walther Model 9 may be the smallest of the pocket pistols. (Stock photo.)
It is a copy of the Browning and can be hit-or-miss in reliability. The PSA was usually considered a better copy
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