Pocket handgun needed !!!
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PlayboyPenguin
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BLASPHEMER!!!!!! You go to your room right now and think about what you just said!!!
10-Ring
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Pocket guns depends on a few things. My current fave are j frames. Small, potent, versatile...even through the pocket it is carried in.
Rohrbaugh R9S
The smallest 9mm on the market:
http://www.rohrbaughforum.com/YaBB.cgi?board=R9S;action=display;num=1153002602
I carry this in my pocket daily. Great gun, mine needed a break-in period thou. Due to the relative high caliber for this size, kicks a bit and is tricky to take down. It is also recommended to clean it often.
--Sebis
The smallest 9mm on the market:
http://www.rohrbaughforum.com/YaBB.cgi?board=R9S;action=display;num=1153002602
I carry this in my pocket daily. Great gun, mine needed a break-in period thou. Due to the relative high caliber for this size, kicks a bit and is tricky to take down. It is also recommended to clean it often.
--Sebis
Stevie-Ray
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I happen to agree. After all, I bought a G26 and a H&K USP45C, both of which are butt-ugly but perform flawlessly. The KelTec P-32 sits in my pocket almost continuously, including when I am carrying something else. It is simply pocket carry personified.
If I had to have beauty in every gun, I'd have nothing but 1911s.
MCgunner
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Worth every penny to YOU maybe. I'd stick with the $260 Kel Tec P3AT. It functions just as good or maybe better for a whole lot less cash. Since sitting around staring at it and admiring it doesn't really count in my judgment of the worth of a business gun, I prefer to save the coin for powder and ball to practice. If' I was going to spend $800 bucks on a pocket pistol, I'd get the Rohrbaugh and forget the .380. It's only a hundred or so more. Is your life worth a hundred bucks? (said sarcastically because that's always the argument for spending excessively on a firearm
). Or, if you're "los", get the Semmerling. Me, I'd get what I have, a Kel Tec P11 that fires +P 9mm and holds up to 13 rounds with a flush fit magazine, but to each his own. I've not heard many ill words of the Seecamp other than availability and cost, which is a factor for a lot of us after all.Sounds too needy. If 'tricky' is in the gun description I stay far away from it. I'm still adamant that polak just buy a C-TAC and be done with it. It's starting to cool off up here in the panhandle so I can start wearing some heavier shirts, but even in July I can sport the most modest casual hot weather clothing and still totally conceal my P2k in that IWB C-TAC.
How about an update polak, what have you decided on?
Anna's Dad
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Seecamp / P32
The two guns are so dissimilar to me. The Seecamp is such a refined, well-made gun--its more like a work of art. I'd be afraid I'd scratch it with some loose change in my pocket! The Kel-Tec on the other hand is a great tool. I carry the P-32 every day. Every few days, I blow the pocket lint off and don't give it a second thought.
KTs aren't the prettiest guns in the world, but they do what they were designed to do--disappear in your pocket (or IWB holster in the case of the P-11).
The two guns are so dissimilar to me. The Seecamp is such a refined, well-made gun--its more like a work of art. I'd be afraid I'd scratch it with some loose change in my pocket! The Kel-Tec on the other hand is a great tool. I carry the P-32 every day. Every few days, I blow the pocket lint off and don't give it a second thought.
KTs aren't the prettiest guns in the world, but they do what they were designed to do--disappear in your pocket (or IWB holster in the case of the P-11).
MICHAEL T
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Well lets see I bought 3 KelTecs($229 each) for less than 1 Seecamp 380 and didn't need to wait a year +. Yes Seecamps are nice but it just fires a 380 same as Keltecs. and really no more accurate.
Last I read on NAA board NAA and Khar are no longer working together as far as frames ect. The problem with a NAA is terrible trigger and weights more than a S&W LW J frame. Its also a blow back like the Seecamp its a copy of and both have more recoil than the KelTec.
Also as for the Colt snub will somebody tell me when they made a 5 shot as was posted here. I always belived they were only 6 shots.
I carried a PPK/S for a long time in my pocket I love the PPK/S but for pocket carry the Kel Tec wins hands down. Even if it is ugly If you wear it out they will give you a new one lifetime warrenty.Larry has a year But he will repair any of his guns. Seecamps for Bar-BQ's KelTec for Pocket every day.
Last I read on NAA board NAA and Khar are no longer working together as far as frames ect. The problem with a NAA is terrible trigger and weights more than a S&W LW J frame. Its also a blow back like the Seecamp its a copy of and both have more recoil than the KelTec.
Also as for the Colt snub will somebody tell me when they made a 5 shot as was posted here. I always belived they were only 6 shots.
I carried a PPK/S for a long time in my pocket I love the PPK/S but for pocket carry the Kel Tec wins hands down. Even if it is ugly If you wear it out they will give you a new one lifetime warrenty.Larry has a year But he will repair any of his guns. Seecamps for Bar-BQ's KelTec for Pocket every day.
fiVe
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S&W 642 in a Mika round-cut pocket holster
IMO, this is the best CCW combination.
IMO, this is the best CCW combination.
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