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rantingredneck
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This is my only Mousegun............
NAA Guardian in .32NAA
I practice with it regularly......26 rounds at 7 yds.
As I said it is my only Mousegun.
I use this one for rats..........
NAA Guardian in .32NAA
I practice with it regularly......26 rounds at 7 yds.
As I said it is my only Mousegun.
I use this one for rats..........
denfoote
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Barsony ankle holster.
I like it.
It does not flop around like my Fobus ankle holster does (it's in the dead holster box)!!! it adjusts to various diameters of thigh and ankles. There is nothing you can do about where the garter attaches, though. With me it's just below the knee.
I've been wearing it about a week now and it is comfortable. I was looking for something that I could reach while driving that did not involve me taking the time to first undo my seat belt. This fits the bill quite nicely. The company is good to deal with and it only cost me $22 with shipping. Although, I did note that they have raised the price by $2.
It comes with a nylon thumb strap, which got discarded almost as soon as it arrived!! You don't really need it because the gun is held in place by the tightening of the ankle strap. It does not come out or move!!
I like it.
It does not flop around like my Fobus ankle holster does (it's in the dead holster box)!!! it adjusts to various diameters of thigh and ankles. There is nothing you can do about where the garter attaches, though. With me it's just below the knee.
I've been wearing it about a week now and it is comfortable. I was looking for something that I could reach while driving that did not involve me taking the time to first undo my seat belt. This fits the bill quite nicely. The company is good to deal with and it only cost me $22 with shipping. Although, I did note that they have raised the price by $2.
It comes with a nylon thumb strap, which got discarded almost as soon as it arrived!! You don't really need it because the gun is held in place by the tightening of the ankle strap. It does not come out or move!!
Hemicuda
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SM... try 2 of the CONVERTIBLE .22 LR,/.22 WMR... then you can fire 20, rapid... (I can change cylinders [pre-loaded, of course] in under 2 seconds...)
Geronimo45
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"the H&R grip length is 3.5" from the bottom of the slide"
I guess the pictures are to scale on my screen, then. Maybe I'm mixed up with the Webley Navy model in .455. Similar shape to it. Nice guns you got there, for sure.
I guess the pictures are to scale on my screen, then. Maybe I'm mixed up with the Webley Navy model in .455. Similar shape to it. Nice guns you got there, for sure.
TimboKhan
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Primersinmyshoe
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Three mouse guns:
marshall3
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p3at photo gallery
Here's a BUNCH of photos of my trusty Kel-Tec P-3at....
http://www.mouseguns.com/p3at1st/p3first.html
Here's a BUNCH of photos of my trusty Kel-Tec P-3at....
http://www.mouseguns.com/p3at1st/p3first.html
TxCajun
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Mouseguns! 
My first, a Titan 25
NAA 22LR in Ron Graham Mini-Pocket
NAA 22 Mag in RJ Hedley Front Pocket
Kel-tec P3AT in K&D Pocket Defender Convertible 2-in-1
Kel-tec 1st gen sisters, P3AT and P32
Rare Kel-tec P32NAA
Rat Guns!
Kel-tec P11 in DeSantis Cozy Partner
Kel-tec P11 with 40 cal conversion plus 357 sig barrel
My first, a Titan 25
NAA 22LR in Ron Graham Mini-Pocket
NAA 22 Mag in RJ Hedley Front Pocket
Kel-tec P3AT in K&D Pocket Defender Convertible 2-in-1
Kel-tec 1st gen sisters, P3AT and P32
Rare Kel-tec P32NAA
Rat Guns!
Kel-tec P11 in DeSantis Cozy Partner
Kel-tec P11 with 40 cal conversion plus 357 sig barrel
statelineblues
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1903 Colt Pocket .32 - Neo-Luddite says:
That's why it will be my next acquisition...
That's why it will be my next acquisition...
oscarswanson
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Not all mouse guns but most are.
Oscar
Oscar
-terry
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OK mousegun guize. These pics are really neat. I'm learning, but I have a question. What is the best mousegun caliber for SD?
Gord
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.45-70 out of a derringer.
Stevie-Ray
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Don't listen to that, he's trying to kill you.
If you consider the .380 ACP a mousegun, I'd have to consider that it. Other than that I'd say .32 ACP
There used to be some true backups in 9mm, the Detonics being a good example. But recoil is horrendous, so that's not very practical.
I don't have pictures, but my kel tec P32 is a great little shooter and I too, think everybody should have one. This site is a pretty good reference for anyone thinking about buying a mousegun as well as those who already have one.
http://www.mouseguns.com/semis.htm
http://www.mouseguns.com/semis.htm
menohearclicksound
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I was waiting for a post like this to see if anybody would post something similar, but nothing close yet. I have what looks to be a clone of the baby browning in 25 acp. no grip safety and european mag release type, similar to the one Jrfoxx posted. The slide reads manufature of fire arms mondial no. 14 patent. On the front of the slide between the barrel and the guide rod spain is stamped. The seriel nuber is 15xxx. I have attempted to gain knowledge on this gun with no luck, so any info would be appericated.
I don't mean to high jack the thread just thought this would fit in with the whole mouse gun thing. I can start a new one if need be.
I don't mean to high jack the thread just thought this would fit in with the whole mouse gun thing. I can start a new one if need be.
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Liberty4Ever
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Kahr PM9
I doubt most people consider this a mouse gun, but my definition is the 24/7 gun you'll always carry. I think a CCW should be the most powerful weapon you can shoot accurately that's still small enough to always carry. For me this is it. I carry it in my right rear pocket in a thin Kydex holster from GrandfatherOak.com.
The trigger pull is long because it's a DAO, but it settled in at 5 pounds and it's very smooth. The PM9 is spooky accurate. No pistol this tiny should be this accurate. And with 6+1 rounds of Corbon 9mm DPX, I don't feel undergunned. Reliability has been 100%. I've tried very hard and could not make the PM9 malfunction. I also like the all stainless and polymer construction, and the black DLC coating is extremely hard, so after months of demanding pocket carry it still looks new.
When I say 24/7, I mean it. I even take this pistol white water kayaking. When I'm sleeping, it's in my pants pocket next to the bed. It's as constant a companion as my keys, wallet and cell phone.
I simply couldn't talk myself into a 380 or smaller, and I couldn't carry the 10mm I wanted to carry. I did give some serious consideration to the PM40, but it's slightly bigger so the pocket draw may have been a bit slower, and it held one less round.
I doubt most people consider this a mouse gun, but my definition is the 24/7 gun you'll always carry. I think a CCW should be the most powerful weapon you can shoot accurately that's still small enough to always carry. For me this is it. I carry it in my right rear pocket in a thin Kydex holster from GrandfatherOak.com.
The trigger pull is long because it's a DAO, but it settled in at 5 pounds and it's very smooth. The PM9 is spooky accurate. No pistol this tiny should be this accurate. And with 6+1 rounds of Corbon 9mm DPX, I don't feel undergunned. Reliability has been 100%. I've tried very hard and could not make the PM9 malfunction. I also like the all stainless and polymer construction, and the black DLC coating is extremely hard, so after months of demanding pocket carry it still looks new.
When I say 24/7, I mean it. I even take this pistol white water kayaking. When I'm sleeping, it's in my pants pocket next to the bed. It's as constant a companion as my keys, wallet and cell phone.
I simply couldn't talk myself into a 380 or smaller, and I couldn't carry the 10mm I wanted to carry. I did give some serious consideration to the PM40, but it's slightly bigger so the pocket draw may have been a bit slower, and it held one less round.
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Harry Paget Flashman
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I need to get a digital camera. My mouse guns include:
HSc Mauser .380
Walther PP .380
Walther PP .32
Walther TPH .22LR
CZ 27 .32
CZ 70 .32
CZ 82 9X18
CZ 83 .380
Browning 1910 .380
Browning 1922 .32
Russian Makarov .380
Bulgarian Makarov 9X18
E. German Makarov 9X18
Sig P232 .380
Bersa Thunder .380
Colt Mustang .380
S&W 342Ti .38
HSc Mauser .380
Walther PP .380
Walther PP .32
Walther TPH .22LR
CZ 27 .32
CZ 70 .32
CZ 82 9X18
CZ 83 .380
Browning 1910 .380
Browning 1922 .32
Russian Makarov .380
Bulgarian Makarov 9X18
E. German Makarov 9X18
Sig P232 .380
Bersa Thunder .380
Colt Mustang .380
S&W 342Ti .38
glassman
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BOUGHT IT SATURDAY
Fits the hand nicely and disappears in the front pocket of my jeans. With a 60gr. round equals a .380.
Fits the hand nicely and disappears in the front pocket of my jeans. With a 60gr. round equals a .380.
sig228
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Tomcat Question
Glassman, I'm seriously thinking about one of those as backup to my backup. Mind if I ask what you paid? Is that the TRITIUM model? Any other photos? What do you mean by "60gr equals a .380"? Any holster yet? Thanks.
Glassman, I'm seriously thinking about one of those as backup to my backup. Mind if I ask what you paid? Is that the TRITIUM model? Any other photos? What do you mean by "60gr equals a .380"? Any holster yet? Thanks.
glassman
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SIG228
I paid $375 OTD. It is not the tritium..it's the least expensive of the 3032 models. The .380 reference is from the Barette web site. They recommend 60 gr ammo with a muzzle energy not to exceed 130 foot pounds. The insert in the box suggests Winchester silvertips, Speer gold dot and Federal premium hydroshocks. I don't know enough about the differences in ammunition to dispute their claims so I'll stick with what they suggest. I have read on THR that Fiocci FMJ has the greatest penetration and that JHP rounds won't give enough expansion to make much of a difference. The one thing that gives me pause about this gun is that it is fully blowback operated and has no extractor. If I get a dud, there's no way to QUICKLY clear the round and chamber another. I'll take it for a test drive tomorrow and let you know how she works.
I paid $375 OTD. It is not the tritium..it's the least expensive of the 3032 models. The .380 reference is from the Barette web site. They recommend 60 gr ammo with a muzzle energy not to exceed 130 foot pounds. The insert in the box suggests Winchester silvertips, Speer gold dot and Federal premium hydroshocks. I don't know enough about the differences in ammunition to dispute their claims so I'll stick with what they suggest. I have read on THR that Fiocci FMJ has the greatest penetration and that JHP rounds won't give enough expansion to make much of a difference. The one thing that gives me pause about this gun is that it is fully blowback operated and has no extractor. If I get a dud, there's no way to QUICKLY clear the round and chamber another. I'll take it for a test drive tomorrow and let you know how she works.
Does this count as a mousegun or does it bark to loud?
sig228
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Glassman
Thanks for the reply. Ps - Forgot to tell you:
Nice gun!!!!
Thanks for the reply. Ps - Forgot to tell you:
Nice gun!!!!
Liberty1776
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Sven,
don't look now, but I think in your third photo -- your 1911 gave birth...
don't look now, but I think in your third photo -- your 1911 gave birth...
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