Looking for pocket size gun

check out the "Snake Slayer" its the size of a Derringer but it shoots shotgun rounds

 

I found it quite amusing my self. My KelTec as ran for years, perfectly. Do a quick search on problems with Sigs. You can read for days.

 

OP - consider this as well. The Seecamp 32 or 380 (same size). With a front pocket holster, it sits upright and draws quick with no edges to catch on the pocket. Great info to compare other pocket guns on their website.

www.seecamp.com

 

Also consider the Raven Vanguard holster if you dont want a "pocket" pistol.

http://www.ravenconcealment.com/holsters/vanguard-holster-systems/vanguard-2-holster-full-kit

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JOydfpAR2Ug&feature=BFa&list=PL71BE7FE79F2B5F96

 

Smith & Wesson Body Guard .380. Perfect for Concealed Carry. Comes with lasor sight and is only bout $375..

 

anyone have experience with a walther pps 9mm? think I've narrowed my list down to that one, and the S&W bodyguard. take price out of the equation, I'll pay for reliability when it comes to my family's safety (and before anyone blasts me, by no means am I saying more expensive=more reliable/trustworthy/etc.)

I had a Kel-tec pf9 that I carried for a few months, just didn't like it as much as I thought. no major issues with it, but I don't want to trust my life with something I only felt "meh" about shooting

 

for what its worth the laser on the BG is worthless unless you have a cat...

When it comes time to draw, press, and shoot, the last thing you need to think about is turning on the little laser. So please dont take the laser into consideration when looking at the BG. I bought mine bc it had a manual safety and a slide lock.

since then I dont even care about the manual safety anymore. the only worthy feature it really has over the ruger LCP are the better iron sights.

 

How is the laser activated on the BG? My Kimber Crimson Carry has a power switch, and then a button under the middle finger on grip to activate the laser. Figured most laser sights, other than the cylinder light/laser units, would be the same for a handgun.

 

And it's not that easy to press either.

 

Can't go wrong with a Glock. A little heavy to carry for a jog in the back woods when fully loaded but I still carry it.