Ruger LCP .380
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Thats what i carry along with 5 rounds in a speed loader. The only thing I dont like about a LCP is my finger doesnt fit the trigger. Just hard to get in the trigger guard fast.
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My only problem with the LCP is that its too small for me to feel comfortable with. It feels like a toy in my hands.
Not to derail this thread, but the S&W J-frame feels like a gun, and is still small enough to conceal easily. I have a glock 19 and 26, the J is my primary conceal weapon of choice. I do occasionally wear an ankle holster with the 26 but I still have some printing.
Best words of advice I have received for conceal, accommodate the weapon by choosing the right clothing for your set up.
Not to derail this thread, but the S&W J-frame feels like a gun, and is still small enough to conceal easily. I have a glock 19 and 26, the J is my primary conceal weapon of choice. I do occasionally wear an ankle holster with the 26 but I still have some printing.
Best words of advice I have received for conceal, accommodate the weapon by choosing the right clothing for your set up.
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Not to derail this thread, but the S&W J-frame feels like a gun, and is still small enough to conceal easily. I have a glock 19 and 26, the J is my primary conceal weapon of choice. I do occasionally wear an ankle holster with the 26 but I still have some printing.
Normally the Sig 239 is my choice of concealment pistol, for "deep" concealment or when I don't want to tote the 1911 all day...but when the 239 is not up to the task the 442 works great.
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Played with this at shot...and if I was in the market for a mouse gun for a pocket pistol....
This is what I would go with...much much better than the LCP.....
Kimber America | Solo 9 mm Pistols
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