pocket pistols

[Amishman44]

Not a big fan of the 'pocket pistols' in .22lr, .25acp, .32acp...and even .380acp. I only consider a small, 5-shot, .38+P or .357mag a 'pocket gun' for adequate stopping power! Most of the little pocket pistols are too small for my comfort level.

 

[hoosierfishing]

Alot of times I carry my LCP with S&B ball as my EDC.

 

[paperboy]

LCP here!

 

[Shoots4Fun]

LCP for me too with Hornaday Critical Defense...

 

[foszoe]

3032 Tomcat.

Looking for a 950 Jetfire and/or a Bobcat

 

[Yukon227]

Taurus TCP .380

 

[jojoa55]

Ruger LCP

 

[Patrolman1981]

ruger lcp

 

[scott delaney]

INGunOwners - scott delaney's Album: llama
my llama 22lr.

 

[BlueEagle]

Taurus TCP .380

Ditto; except I also put the Crimson Trace laser on mine. Great little pocket pistol. Don't know why more people don't own them.

 

[philo]

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Originally Posted by Yukon227
Taurus TCP .380

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Ditto; except I also put the Crimson Trace laser on mine. Great little pocket pistol. Don't know why more people don't own them.
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I've got 2 Tauruses (Tauri?) that I love. The 24/7 series and the Millenium series are great guns, and they look good. I even like the 700 and 800 series semi autos, but I just can't get excited about the TCP. I tried - I've been looking for a BUG - but I just don't like them.

 

[Muntz]

Colt Pocketlite is sweet....or even the SIG P238 if you like the 1911 feel.

 

[ghitch75]

mustang's...

NAA MINI..

S&W M-37 Airwieght's

 

[Aaronhome27]

Diamondback DB380. Got lucky and got a good one. Carry it in a Uncle Georges Wallet holster.

 

[foszoe]

Ditto; except I also put the Crimson Trace laser on mine. Great little pocket pistol. Don't know why more people don't own them.

I have a couple of "little" guns and always debate in my head back and forth on the cost/benefit of adding a laser sight to them, especially when the barrel length is less than 3". Most times, these are point shoot weapons at fairly close range. Does the laser help your accuracy? (I can see the intimidation factor in the "red dot" on chest scenario)

 

[88E30M50]

I love my Sig P238. It has all that 1911-ness, but in a tiny package.

 

[mikerccie]

I love my Sig P238. It has all that 1911-ness, but in a tiny package.

I have and carry this identical gun.

 

[ArmedProgrammer]

I have a couple of "little" guns and always debate in my head back and forth on the cost/benefit of adding a laser sight to them, especially when the barrel length is less than 3". Most times, these are point shoot weapons at fairly close range. Does the laser help your accuracy? (I can see the intimidation factor in the "red dot" on chest scenario)

The Laser is VERY good for practice. A friend of mine was having trouble with keeping an LCP on target. She tried using the laser one evening at a 16 inch Bobcat Steel target. It was immediately clear what was happening. The long and heavy DAO trigger of the LCP combined with anticipating the recoil were both evident. That helped her to slow down and get things lined up better. Immediate improvement in accuracy.

I suspect they would help in an emergency - but I KNOW they helped in practice.

 

[BlueEagle]

I have a couple of "little" guns and always debate in my head back and forth on the cost/benefit of adding a laser sight to them, especially when the barrel length is less than 3". Most times, these are point shoot weapons at fairly close range. Does the laser help your accuracy? (I can see the intimidation factor in the "red dot" on chest scenario)

I like it; it doesn't affect the "point-and-shoot-ablility" of the weapon at all, but it gives me a little more range, (the iron sights are pretty much non-existent,) so I can reach out and touch someone if need be.

Basically, within 5 yards I'll point and shoot. Anything beyond that, I'll use the laser because its faster than trying to line up the tiny sights.

 

[X ring]

KEL-TEC .380 = daily driver