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Concealed Carry Discussion General discussion regarding CCW/LTC in California |
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I find the majority of the 9x19mm "pocket guns" to be too big/bulky to comfortably fit in a pants pocket and not be noticeable. Here are some .32ACP and .380ACP "pocket gun" suggestions... On Roster Kahr Arms P380 Seecamp LWS 32 CA SIG P238 CA Off Roster Beretta Pico Colt Mustang Pocketlite Diamondback Firearms DB380 Glock 42 Kahr Arms P380 Kel-Tec P-32 Kel-Tec P-3AT Ruger LCP Ruger LCP II Seecamp LWS 32 Seecamp LWS 380 SIG P238 S&W Bodyguard 380 |
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LCP2. I wear jeans, fits well in my front pocket with the pocket holster it comes with.
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I came off using a Bersa Firestorm prior to the 442. It's a little big for the pocket but it's totally doable. That is the most underrated DA/SA trigger in the game. Absolutely fantastic for what it is and the price of that gun. |
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Kahr Arms P380
Carried it all day today, while visiting San Diego, Balboa Park, Japanese Garden, etc... Comfortable and comforting...
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This link is to a very good video demonstration on the subject for those who are interested. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CAYkoXtulWI&t=72s |
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I often carry a M&P 40c in the front pocket of Dockers with no issues.
But YMMV. I'm not into skin tight pants (on men) But to answer OP's question KAHR P-380 KAHR PM-9 KAHR PM-40 Shield 9 or 40 Glock G-42
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I like this model 60. Revolvers don't Stove Pipe or squib. Your life might depend on it. BTW: I hear the new line of (Airlite) Snubbys are not built as well and most speed loaders don't quite fit. The downside: not a combat pistol. |
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I’ve got an LWS Seecamp 32 and a Sig Sauer P238HD and they are the bee’s knees. I might be willing to sell both as a set so I can invest in another project. I have multiple holster options for both. Inside the waste band and pocket holsters for both. I’m in San Diego. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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P238. One of my favorite little pistols. Even fun at the range!
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On the larger side, but it's a slim double stack that's on roster. I've trusted H&k privately as well as professionally, and I'd say this shows away as easily as a G26. I have V1 (da/sa) USPs but I'm a fan of the LEM trigger and often reccomend them. Off roster: Ruger LCP 380 This gun holds a special place in my heart. When asked by friends which of my guns is my favorite, the LCP is always my tongue in cheek response. Whether you're exempt and get one for under $300, or pay the regular guy toll and spent closer to $500, I say its s small price to pay for a great firearm. The LCP (gen 1) has a smooth enough trigger that is just heavy and long enough for safe pocket carry, being that its without a glock style trigger saftey. I'm 6' 190lbs, athletic build, with medium/large hands. The LCP is not too small to hold onto during firing, or does it kick so hard it hurts. It conceals nicely in a front pocket with a wallet style holster, I use a desantis nemesis and found that it works just fine; I'm sure there are better more expensive options. A LEO friend of mine carries his in a kydex paddle holster, strong side, while riding his Harley to work. The LCP isn't a fighting pistol, but I hesitate to describe it as "better than nothing," as I'm able to draw from the pocket (off hand) and rapid fire single handed, landing all rounds center mass from about 10 feet. What the LCP is, is a great last ditch, up close gun that is so good that it is my exception to my "45 and 9mm only" rule that I follow with my handguns. Disclaimer: The 1st gen LCP has a common issue with the takedown pin working its way out while shooting multiple mags worth of ammo. I noticed this early on and initially resolved the issue by forming a habit of pushing it back in where Kagan change. Luckily, TANDEMKROSS offers an easy fix for this for about $10. Done, and done. I swapped mine out and it works perfectly. Ruger now sells the LCP II which incorporates some upgrades like better sights, a trigger safety, and I'm assuming they fixed the takedown pin issue. I'm sure this is a great firearm too, but I prefer the , more simplistic gen 1.
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On Sig p238 off Sig p938
I have both and both fit in jacket pockets or iwb with tucked dress shirt. I quit carrying anything else.
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My son has a Kahr P380 that I play around with and I love it!
Great shooting, both speed and accuracy. It's second on my acquisition list. Greg Ellifritz has recommended it as one of the more reliable .380's that appear at his classes. |
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LCR or LCP? I think the LCP is smaller, lighter, holds more rounds, and is pretty accurate with the Crimson Trace laser.
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