A back up gun

[snowwalker]

My Kel-Tec P40 has a longer and harder trigger pull, like all Kel-Tecs do, to solve the problem I added a Hogue Handall JR grip and a Pearce extension for both magazines, this gives me a more pleasant gun to shoot and alot more control. Just a thought for those with a Kel-Tec. I don't like any gun I can't get a full grip on. That is also why my Glock 36 has Pearce +1 extensions on four magazines, great for a sub-compact model.

 

[Dogman]

snubbie

Always a good choice.

Kahr has a nice little .380, but the PM9 is small enough to pocket carry also.

 

[cosermann]

I currently own a Glock model 22.
I am looking for a good bug.

Why not a G27? It preserves ammunition and magazine compatibility (1-way) and has the same grip angle and manual of arms. It's dimensionally similar to the snub nose revolvers mentioned although a little heavier. To me, it's the obvious choice unless there's some reason (and I can think of a few) it would be unworkable.

It's apparent in this thread that we have widely diverging ideas of what a "backup gun" is.

 

[LotsofGlocks]

Love my Keltec P32. I take it every where!!!

 

[right winger]

.308 , are you planning on sticking a rifle down your pants

This is what happens whn you on sleeping meds and typing.OOPS.

 

[STEEL CORE]

You have a G-22, no finer BUG/EDC than the G-27.
Shooting mine today at 1 PM at POPGUNS Range, come on over and try it out.

 

[rhino]

I currently own a Glock model 22.
I am looking for a good bug.
Any suggestions?
I am thinking a .32 0r a .380.
Please add your opinions.smaller or larger caliber.

If your primary is a Glock 22, then I recommend one of the following (in order):

1. A second Glock 22
2. Glock 23
3. Glock 27

 

[Deet]

There are also guns chambered in 9x18, like the Radom P64, gun can be had for around $150. Its small, ammo is cheap, and easy to hide.

 

[griff5687]

Ruger .380 LCP or the micro desert eagle. Both are ultra compact