Mayo said:No ifs ands or buts---the 9mm is superior to the .380----if you can't accurately shoot a subcompact 9mm----then go with a .380. If you CAN accurately shoot a subcompact 9mm then why on earth would you go with a .380? As for the weight R9 is 13.5 oz and IF trouble strikes I'd rather have a 13.5 oz 9mm then a 10oz .380---but that's just me.
Well I notice Rohrbaugh also offers the same pistol in a .380 version.
Now why in the world do you suppose they would do that.
Could it be some people value control more than power in a small pistol???
But hey that's not you!
No ifs and or buts the more powerful the round the less control you will have in a small pistol.
If you prefer power over control fine but don't be a fool, there is no way a small 9mm pistol is going to be as easy to shoot as the same size .380.
Control vs. Power
Why is that such a difficult concept for you to comprehend???
If you feel you the 9mm is the optimum round and gives you sufficient control fine, but obviously not everyone does or companies like Rohrbaugh wouldn't make a .380 version, now would they?