Pocket Pistol Poll

Sig P239 40 cal or FEG Pa-63 9x18mm

 

I voted keltec cause I have one and like it, every freakin ruger auto that comes out has a recall on it a few months later, ill never buy a ruger


On that note on the summer I usually carry a G26 in a pocket holster when wearing cargo shorts, I've shyed away from the tiny pistols, I feel better carrying a real gun with real sights and 17rd backup mags in the truck

 

look at the sig 238. good feel with great safety and awsome sight compared to most small pistols and the accuracy is better then most all 380's.

 

Does anyone here have the Diamondback .380?

 

ruger lcr 357

 

I have the Kahr CW45 for paddle holster and IWB carry- it's not really a pocket pistol unless you're wearing cargo pants.
I had some trouble with it at first, with the slide stop pin falling out. Contacted Kahr and had a replacement keeper spring in hand in a couple of days.
At this point I only have a couple hundred rounds through it without failure, so I'm not ready to call it reliable. And it doesn't like reloads at all.

 

Hear anything about night sites (white dot sites) for the BG? I haven't seen much of anything yet. I'd hope eventually they'll come out with some soon.

My husband has Kahr PM9 with the Trijicon night sites - they are frigin amazing!

 

eryone tells me the xd subcompact is too big, I'm a big guy, I got big pockets.

 

For me it was too big, but if you have big pockets go for it! My brothers and I all had .40's at one point, and they all loved the way the XD shot in comparison to a Glock and some other funky manufacturer.

 

I put the 9mm in my pocket for now...but I'll buy something smaller sometime in the future.

 

still gonna be too big for that i bet, the G26 is smaller than the SC xd's and it's still barely able to pull off CCW in the pocket of my baggy shorts

 

I am going to have to say my SP 101 357 snub with bobbed hammer and eagle wood boot grip. Big power in a small package. That and it always works.

 

I have one. The first one had to be sent back to the factory right out of the box. But the replacement one has been great. I worked at a gunshop for a while and we sold alot of kel-tec, ruger 380s. The ruger lcp is probably the best out of the box fit and finish but I don't like the whole having to have a magazine in to operate the slide deal with the rugers and kel-tecs and I personally like the glockiness of the diamond back, but certainly not everyone does. I would have a gunsmith polish up either the kel-tec or the diamond back after you shoot a box or two through-it then only fire it enough to keep your comfort level up.