WANTED : Tips on best concealed pistols
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Joined: 01-31-2007
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From: New Hampsha
Comfortable to shoot or conceal? Almost no small firearm is comfortable to shoot. I have an Airweight S&W 342 Hammerless revolver that is comfortable as all hell to carry in an Uncle Mikes pocket holster but a bear to shoot. I remember it almost bringing tears to my eyes the first night I bought it....fired something like 200 rounds...big mistake lol
Those small hammerless revolvers are great for what they are intended for...draw, point at COM of the bad guy and pull the trigger 5 times as fast as you can....all from the distance maybe of 3-7 feet
Goose
PS I agree....400 limits what you may be able to find.....Glock 26 is another nice carry gun
Those small hammerless revolvers are great for what they are intended for...draw, point at COM of the bad guy and pull the trigger 5 times as fast as you can....all from the distance maybe of 3-7 feet
Goose
PS I agree....400 limits what you may be able to find.....Glock 26 is another nice carry gun
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Joined: 01-20-2006
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From: Huntsville, AL
Look at a Kel-Tec P3AT. Fits in your front pocket and can be concealed in your hand. Mine has operated flawlessly. It can usually be bought for around $250. No it doesn't have the knock down of my .45 but it sure is easier to conceal and can be easily carried all of the time without anyone knowing. One more thing, if anyone tries to tell you a .380 isn't an effective round for your intended purpose, just smile and know they are crazy.
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Joined: 11-02-2008
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From: Arlington, TX
I have no opinion about what gun for you to get b/c you always complain about not having money.. Here is your chance to save some especially when you have plenty of other guns sir...
BUT that's just my opinion.
BUT that's just my opinion.
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Joined: 04-04-2008
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From: Arlington,TX
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Joined: 03-02-2007
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From: Joplin,Mo
I have 2... and want the Crimson Trace.... Hard to find any guns, may have to think about ordering one
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Joined: 03-02-2007
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From: Joplin,Mo
Ruger is coming out in March with a new revolver for CC, but for the life of me I can't recall what it is. We either carry our Ruger SR9 or a Bersa 380. I like the Bersa, the only thing I will add is if you buy a extra Mag. go with the factory. We bought a 'generic" and it is OK if you only load 5 rounds.
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Joined: 08-06-2008
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From: Grand Haven, MI
As far as the crimson trace grip option for the LCP goes, that is an option that comes with the pistol. at least that is how Ruger is offering it, the problem is that none are available yet.... It only took them a year from introduction of the LCP to actually get some on the market, so I figure another 6 months or more before you can buy one with the crimson trace option.
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Joined: 06-01-2008
Posts: 2,762
From: arlington texas
Oh bre.. lol.
That ruger lcr is a nice piece but will be 500-700 when sold
sig 239 is nice as well. but over 500.. lol.
im to cheap i guess..
im looking at a Kel-Tec P11 for $256 new
also looking at the Taurus PT111 Millinuem Pro for $319 new
or some taurus hamerless revolver's..
That ruger lcr is a nice piece but will be 500-700 when sold
sig 239 is nice as well. but over 500.. lol.
im to cheap i guess..
im looking at a Kel-Tec P11 for $256 new
also looking at the Taurus PT111 Millinuem Pro for $319 new
or some taurus hamerless revolver's..