Pocket pistol ???

[Fantasma]

I'm planning on a CZ82

[5hundo]

Baby Browning or Colt .25 Auto !

I've got a Seecamp .32 ACP. Check them out.

Honestly though, if you're going to get something as dinky as either of these calibers, why not just get one of those Walther .22s and at least be able to find ammo wherever you go...

Plus, the ammo is cheaper than .25 and/or .32...

http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.asp?Item=125959764

[Vacaville]

I have the Beretta 950 jet fire in .25 and keep it loaded with Magsafes.
Nice little guns, they have a tip up barrel to load your first round or you can rack the slide. I think the mag holds 9 rounds?

+1

The Beretta .25 is what popped into my mind when I read the OP. Very small.

[TheBundo]

I like my NAA mini 22LR, might get the 22Mag/22LR

[saki302]

The P3AT is the ultimate pocket gun. Period! nothing else is as small or light with that kind of punch.

I'd take .32ACP over .25/22LR any day of the week- it makes a much bigger hole.
Nothing is quite as small as the NAA revolvers though, if maximum concealability is what you need. The ones with a lanyard ring could be worn around the neck on a dog tag chain and be near invisible. They are hard to shoot well though.

Want the ultimate? .44 magnum derringer IF you can hang on to it!! I'd go 1st shot .44 spl, 2nd shot, magnum

-Dave

PS- your grandmother rocks!!

[GuyW]

Honestly though, if you're going to get something as dinky as either of these calibers, why not just get one of those Walther .22s and at least be able to find ammo wherever you go...

Plus, the ammo is cheaper than .25 and/or .32...

http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/Vie...Item=125959764

You think .25s were created in a vacumn? .22s didn't always go bang when needed - centerfire .25s did.

Dunno if .22s are manufactured better today or not...
.

[5hundo]

You think .25s were created in a vacumn? .22s didn't always go bang when needed - centerfire .25s did.

Dunno if .22s are manufactured better today or not...
.

Every .25 I've ever had was a ridiculous POS, so no, they are no more reliable to me than a .22, in my experience...

Plus, its just as puny as the .22 and ammo is almost 10 times as expensive...

[ad6mj]

The Guardian 32NAA is nice if you can find one PPT.

[Quiet]

I like my Kel-Tec P-32.
Thin, lightweight & small. Excellent for pocket carry.

[1911su16b870]

Carry the smallest gun you can shoot reliably and accurately. For me that is the Glock 26/27 or the J frame with 38 wad cutters.

[sintax]

KelTec P3AT.

Glad I picked one up when I did from a very nice CalGunner. Its a cool lil shooter for sure. Ladies love it!

[SCMA-1]

I have an Intratec TEC-38 .38 special 2-shot derringer from the 80's. It is the right balance of small size and cartridge power; especially with hot 38+P.

SCMA-1

Pics: from Gunbroker.com:

[Vectrexer]

I would recommend going no lower than the 380 ACP size. The reason being that you can qualify in every area in California with the caliber if you go CCW.

That is one of the reasons I bought the P3AT. No, I don't have my CCW permit yet. But I will be ready when the chance comes. No, I am not a LEO either. But another was nice enough to sell me a Kel-Tec in excellent shape.

BTW, Don't let the fact a pistol is not on the approved list stop you. Find something you like and then wait for it to appear locally for PPT.

[saki302]

That intratec looks rough and crappy and functional- I think I want one

Something about the hideousness of the new Ruger revolver makes me want one of those too (but not at their retail price!)

-Dave

[SCMA-1]

That intratec looks rough and crappy and functional- I think I want one
-Dave

Yep........it is quite functional and because of the adequately sized grip, it is actually fairly accurate; no problem placing the 2 shots in quick succession at 7 yards even with the fairly heavy double action trigger.

SCMA-1