huntsman
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A true pocket pistol of high quality ? BABY BROWNING
What's the Highest Quality Pocket Pistol?
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DDGator
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Rohrbaugh and Seecamp near the top. NAA guns a close second.
For more info on the Rohrbaugh R-9, visit us at: www.RohrbaughForum.com
For more info on the Rohrbaugh R-9, visit us at: www.RohrbaughForum.com
E36M3
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Thanks for the responses. I went with a used NAA Guardian (.32) with a very, very good action job and Gutter Snipe Sites. I like the Rohrbaugh a lot, but I'm not yet ready to make that investment. Might trade my Kahr P9 plus cash for one one day.
MICHAEL T
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Colt Mustang
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Baby Browning
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azreal ; Is that green sauce a tomatillo salsa? Maybe mole? (accent over "e") My guess is tomatillo.
Ok I'm from the east but the best "quesadilla" I ever had was made with shrimp and caribe spices. Any Mex and SW food is perfect for me.
Uh oh, off topic, My Mustang feels like a boat anchor in my pocket. Looking for smaller nine mm. R9 is way 'spensive
BOB
Ok I'm from the east but the best "quesadilla" I ever had was made with shrimp and caribe spices. Any Mex and SW food is perfect for me.
Uh oh, off topic, My Mustang feels like a boat anchor in my pocket. Looking for smaller nine mm. R9 is way 'spensive
BOB
Ashendale
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Hope you haven't seen this pic too many times. 
Only complaint about these guys is that they're a PITA to detail strip.
Only complaint about these guys is that they're a PITA to detail strip.
mtnbkr
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Sometimes more is less. I'd rather have a Colt 1903 than the technically better Kahr. The Kahr is a tool, the Colt is a collector piece, an heirloom.
Chris
mtnbkr
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Yup, guess it ain't tacticool enough.
Chris
Highpower1
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Oh comeon now, It has to be a Jennings!. Seriously, I would have to say a Seacamp .32acp
manwithoutahome
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Sorry, couldn't resist
(see, sometimes typos can be fun)
Wayne
Oh, I have a Tomcat but I don't use it much so I couldn't really tell you about it.
russlate
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I don't think you will find a gun to surpass the postwar Belgian Browning 10-55 380's. Don't say that the early Colt's or others don't equal them, though
I had two, one as new in box and unfired. The other I used to qualify with for a CCW. Didn't feel comfortable carrying cocked and locked with a striker firing mechanism and no firing pin lock, despite the grip safety. The thumb safety was hard to engage but would disengage with a hard look. It hurt to sell them off, but I'm much more comfortable carrying one of the CZ83's I bought either DA or cocked and locked.
I had two, one as new in box and unfired. The other I used to qualify with for a CCW. Didn't feel comfortable carrying cocked and locked with a striker firing mechanism and no firing pin lock, despite the grip safety. The thumb safety was hard to engage but would disengage with a hard look. It hurt to sell them off, but I'm much more comfortable carrying one of the CZ83's I bought either DA or cocked and locked.
Ruger Redhawk
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I have one of Beretta's M21A like DT mentioned.Nice little gun. I haven't shot it very much and so far I'm not real impressed with it's reliability. After 25-30 rounds it constantly jams. I brush out the chamber and it's good for more shots. Keeping the slide lubricated is a must.It doesn't have an extractor so it must be kept clean and lubricated to function properly.
Ruger Redhawk
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Longbow
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Ruger,
I used to own one of those Beretta M21. My experience is like yours. The chamber gets dirty fast and then it jams. They should've designed it with extractor. From time to time, I still catch my self staring at one. My favorite gunshop has one right now for $140, very good condition...but....Naaah!
I used to own one of those Beretta M21. My experience is like yours. The chamber gets dirty fast and then it jams.
They should've designed it with extractor. From time to time, I still catch my self staring at one. My favorite gunshop has one right now for $140, very good condition...but....Naaah!sgb
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Super Trucker
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What type of pants are most of you wearing to have a Kahr pm9 in the pocket??????? I am a jeans and t-shirt guy and see no way possible to fit that in my pocket. NAA guardian maybe but the Kahr 
BryanP
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For a pocket? J-frame stainless .38spl (or .357 if you're into pain) hammerless revolver. With a nice set of Crimson Trace lasergrips if you've got the budget. Something like the Taurus 650 (or 850) CIA or S&W 642.
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