Pocket Pistol

[Roncho]

I used to carry a PM9 in a pocket holster with no problems. I traded the PM9 for a Glock 26 as I found the PM9 unreliable and did not trust it in a self-defense situation. I posted the details of my problems elsewhere in these forums, so if you search my username you should find them.

 

[whipfinish]

Smith & Wesson model 642. It's a 5 shot revolver .357 J frame. Internal hammer so it won't snag on your pants. Nice size for an ankle holster too unless you want to carry alot of rounds.

 

[shooter521]

Smith & Wesson model 642. It's a 5 shot revolver .357 J frame.

642 is an aluminum-frame .38SPL. The 640 (stainless steel) and 340 (Scandium) are the .357s in the same pattern.

 

[Snake Eater]

kel-tec 380 is a good pocket gun. gos in back pocket.

 

[GlockRiver]

Has anyone checked out the Walther PPS in 9mm or .40? Very slim... although I've never shot one.

 

[basswizard]

Old Salt, congrats on your new PM9. I purchased one about a month ago. Still shopping for the perfect pocket holster. Have 600+ rounds through it with no problems. I would have to agree with Bubbajms, dont use junkie range amo. Learned that lesson a while back, even my glock couldnt swallow some of the cheap stuff. I love the concealability of the PM9. The trigger travel has taken some getting use to. But she shoots straight and the trigger is smooth.

 

[baglorious]

You made a good choice on the PM9. In my opinion, the .40 in the PM40 (or P40) is really not fun to practice with. I own a P9... and have shot the 9/40. I wouldn't buy the 40. And... I wish I had a PM9 as well!

I'm excited for the PM380 Kahr is coming out with. Supposed to be similar in size to the Ruger LCP... though, um, about twice as expensive, heheh.