Pocket 9mm?

[tatic05]

Ever thought of a Makarov? DA/SA but a very solid gun and could fit in a pocket. Granted its not a 9mm Luger.

 

[Guy9]

I like p f 9 by keltec , thin lite easy conceal da trigger is a safty . I have got use to. at range I take other guns as well pf 9.

 

[Mr.Johnny]

wait for the Shield. its worth it.

 

[Glockowner]

CM9 has the best trigger in this category, but if you want a cheaper one go for the pf9.

 

[krs7]

LC9 all the way!

 

[Miles42]

I like the Sig P938 also if you can find one.

 

[jw23]

what about the beretta nano? we have a 9mm in stock right now, you should check them out. Emergency Response Gear Lafayette, IN 47904

 

[95wrangler]

I have never seen a nano in person. It may be a while before I get up to Lafayette tho.

 

[jmdavis984]

The ONLY single-stack 9mm that I know if that meets all your criteria is the Taurus PT709 Slim. It has a really nice single-action trigger (it is striker fired, but the trigger doesn't pull back the striker). It also has second-strike capability, but no de-cocker. Find one and dry-fire it a few times compared to a DAO trigger. It feels great.

 

[pmorriso]

Can't go wrong with a LC9!

 

[whitetailbowhunter]

I haven't fired one but i was really surprised in the comfort of the Beretta Nano when i was checking them out in my lineup of CC guns. I decided it was too small for what i wanted (went with a M&P 9c) But when i do get a pocket gun, the Nano will be my purchase. Look into them!

 

[wizard_of_ahs]

The ONLY single-stack 9mm that I know if that meets all your criteria is the Taurus PT709 Slim. It has a really nice single-action trigger (it is striker fired, but the trigger doesn't pull back the striker). It also has second-strike capability, but no de-cocker. Find one and dry-fire it a few times compared to a DAO trigger. It feels great.

My 709 is my EDC and I love it. Over 3k rounds through it and never a problem

Since this pic I have also added the Pearce Grips; also love them

 

[Cottong2001]

The LC9 is a fine weapon. I personally don't like the indentations in the grip and it feels uncomfortable to me. PF9 is nice for concealment, and I like the grip but a LONG trigger pull.

I have both a Walther PPS (9mm) and my everday carry: Springfield XDS (45ACP). Someone else mentioned the XDS will soon be available in 9mm (revealed at the SHOT show recently).

Pros on the PPS: I like the trigger, 7+1 or 8+1 mags, very accurate
Cons on the PPS: the first few rounds my wife fired, the slide failed to return all the way forward. It has not happened to me. This was also right out of the box with no cleaning. I've since cleaned it and have not had an issue so far. We'll see...

Pros on the XDS: also like the trigger, extremely accurate-surprisingly so, 45 ACP power with very manageable recoil (more than a 9mm, but not as much as you would expect), trigger safety AND grip safety.
cons on the XDS: capacity...only 5+1 and 7+1 options. 7+1 magazine is too long for me for concealed carry. I just pocket another 5+1 sometimes.

I also installed a Pearce grip on the 5+1 XDS magazine. Much better than the flat plate. Feels even better in my hand and more controllable.

I'll buy an XDS 9mm when I can get my hands on one.

I use a SHTF Holster made for the XDS. They are now selling this holster on Amazon.

 

[Doug B]

I have my eye on the LC9, but the DB9 is very alluring as well.

The LC9 isn't much smaller than the SR9c, just thinner. The DB9 is the same size as the LCP.

 

[d30carls]

I would go with the xds but i don't believe they have those out yet in 9mm but the 45s are awesome