What CCW auto should I buy next

[tblt]

I need a new CCW pistol this time an auto

 

[tblt]

Other What??????

 

[weisse52]

SA EMP, I like the 1911 pattern. So, it works for me....

 

[Babalouie]

Love, absolutely love my Kel-Tec PF-9!

 

[Bear2000]

My CZ 2075 Rami 9mm is really growing on me. At first I thought it was a bit too snappy, but I'm getting use to it and shooting it quite well. It's got more heft than a Glock 26 and certainly more than a Kel-Tec, but it's concealable and with the 14-round extended mag has good ergonomics.

And, of course, it's a CZ...

 

[ewayte]

For the cost of the EMP, buy a Glock 19 or 26, ammo, a good holster and practice, practice, practice! Or buy a used Glock and spend the savings on training.

 

[19-3Ben]

Really depends. What kind of CCW are you looking for? Pocket carry? belt? Shoulder holster?
Are you more comfortable with a thicker grip (double stack mag), or thinner grip (single stack)?
How sensitive are you to weight? How sensitive to recoil?
What kind of other stuff do you have? Do you have mags from another gun where you might want something compatible?

 

[Newton]

Glock 26

 

[GLOOB]

If a GLOCK 26 isn't thin enough, then I would save up for the EMP (or buy something cheaper than your other choices). I wouldn't spend more than 3-400 dollars on a pistol that can't group outside of free throw range (Kahr). Well, maybe the taurus would be ok. But is the Taurus that much smaller than a G26 that'll shoot circles around it?

 

[MachIVshooter]

I've not been disappointed with my Kel-Tec PF-9. For under $300, you get the lightest, thinnest 9mm out there (save the four-figure Rorbaugh).

 

[skinewmexico]

I'd take the Glock and a weekend pistol class over the EMP any day.

 

[ambulldog]

I'm personally going with the Ruger LCP for my pocket CCW but I think it only comes in 380. http://www.ruger.com/LCP/
If you're not looking for a pocket gun check out the XD 9mm Sub Compact. I love mine. The Kel-Tec PF9 is also a nice little pistol.

 

[Ala Dan]

I voted for the Kahr CW-9; as you simply can't beat it for the price~!

 

[Lonestar49]

EMP 9+1 9mm

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Non-plastic, aluminum frame, ss barrel and slide, lightweight, balanced, full grip for easy, quick, follow-up shots with docile recoil.. SAO light, crisp trigger, pull every-time..

Take a look and read here, post #9:

http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?t=349839


Ls

 

[searcher451]

You should give the Walther PPS a good look. It's available in both 9mm and .40 S&W, which will give you plenty of horsepower, and the gun is slim and easy to carry and conceal. Best of all, it's a true Walther and not a Umarex creation sporting the Walther banner, which is what you get when buy a P22. The PPS is definitely worth your consideration.

 

[Lobotomy Boy]

I pick the Glock 26, XD-9 subcompact, PPS, Rami over any gun on your list, and I'd also consider the Smith M&P and the Taurus 24/7 before any of those listed. The EMP is extremely cool, but I've read range report after range report discussing feeding problems. Even the gun mags that love everything have reported feeding problems. Maybe this was bad luck, but I'm not going to experiment with a gun that is so ridiculously over-priced.

I don't know much about the Millennium Pro, but I have shot several Kahrs and have had feeding problems with each one. Granted they were all new guns that hadn't been broken in, but I've shot a lot of brand-new Glocks, XDs, and CZs that have been perfectly reliable right out of the box, no break-in required.

With the exception of the EMP, I'm basing my purchasing decisions on my own personal experience. My life may depend on my carry gun so I pick guns I know will work and let the Internet ninjas debate the finer points.

 

[Taurus 617 CCW]

+1 more for the CZ 2075 RAMI in 9mm. Great ergonomics, large ammo capacity, alloy frame, all in a sub-compact package.

 

[CountGlockula]

Other...

 

[18DAI]

Other. S&W 3913, pre luggage rack.

 

[jeepmor]

Whatever fits your hand best. I like the MilPros myself becasue mine both run like champs and they were not exorbitantly expensive. However, if I knew then what I know now, it'd probably be a Kahr or CZ Rami .40S&W.

Something narrow is better for CCW in my opinion simply for concealability. Glocks are not very narrow.

 

[MCgunner]

Kel Tec 9, always there, always ready.

 

[txgolfer45]

G26 and a Comp-Tac CTAC holster

 

[tblt]

I looked at Glock too wide.I will just carry my P95 if I want a wide gun

 

[Chortdraw]

My SKYY 9 mm is also a good carry and has good capacity mags. Being this small the recoil is a bit harsh, but not that bad.