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[cdust666]

Hello all i have a g27 i carry all the time. With summer coming i want a small lightweight gun ive had a khar pm 9&40 both game me problems. Anyone have a sig 938 and what are your thoughts on this gun or any suggestions. Thank you

 

[daveyburt]

not to derail, but curious...what issues did you have with the Kahr(s)?

 

[mikem317]

I can't remember if they're GTG in MA but I like the Sig P290. I'm used to the DA/SA Sigs, but the P290, despite being a DAK/DAO, or whatever they call it at Sig, is a pretty nifty piece for summer carry.

 

[shamrockjr]

If you want something you'll carry everywhere, including the beach, the NAA minis can't be beat for size.

 

[Tojo]

Ahhh not to be a dope but.what are NAA minis?

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[Davidk]

Sp101 or SW640 would be my choice. The shape of revolvers make them better pocket guns. Check out my free pocket carry video at www.armedredponsetraining.com

 

[shamrockjr]

Ahhh not to be a dope but.what are NAA minis?

It's never dopey to ask, Tojo. North American Arms mini line of revolvers. Google it and check out the size.

 

[Zappa]

Seecamp .380

 

[Palladin]

442

 

[atilla]

6/442, P3AT/LCP.

 

[jakespeed]

I am hearing a lot about the seecamp. Can you give me some pros n cons. Looking for a summer carry also


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[22lr]

Since you were not a fan of the PM9, the p938 might be a good option (considering size / caliber / price / quality).
However, if you are somewhat neurotic like myself, the single action trigger + external safety might driver you crazy. I briefly had a 238 (before 938 was available) and was always checking the safety to make sure it was on. Can’t be too careful when pocket carrying. That being said, the safety is very "positive"

 

[cthorne98]

not to derail, but curious...what issues did you have with the Kahr(s)?

 

[atilla]

I am hearing a lot about the seecamp. Can you give me some pros n cons. Looking for a summer carry also

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they are finicky with ammo the last i heard. a friend owned one as recently as maybe two or so years ago and he confirmed this.

 

[squatch413]

642/442 with buffalo bore. That being said I don't change from a g17 seasonally.

 

[goodlife30]

Seecamp .380

Plus one on this. Best pocket carry I have found. No reason not to carry with one if these. Use Winchester silver tips and no issues. Had one for a few years. Well built and solid. Check out the seacamp website

 

[Wadcutter]

I am hearing a lot about the seecamp. Can you give me some pros n cons. Looking for a summer carry also


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Pros:
Small
Nicely made

Cons:
32 ACP- Seecamps 380's are hard to find and I imagine they are painful to shoot
No sights-Not a practical problem in a defensive situation, but at the range it's nice to have sights.
Price-Not too bad, but more than other pocket pistols.

I tried a friend's Seecamp and like it, but went with a S&W Bodyguard 380 because it's 380 ACP, cheaper and weighs the same. I carry in in a Hedley wallet holster. I'd also look into the Ruger LCP.

I also like a S&W j frames, though I find them a little too big for pants pocket carry. They are ideal of jacket pocket carry.

 

[SIGPRO 226]

S&W 500

 

[cdust666]

Daveyburt i had nothing but ftf,fte,and stovepipes after break in period sent it back 3 times still had problems finally they sent me a new gun and i sold it.

 

[Horrible]

they are finicky with ammo the last i heard. a friend owned one as recently as maybe two or so years ago and he confirmed this.

Not sure about the .380 model, but I have the .32 model and definitely finicky with FMJ ammo. Basically only flat-nose ammo works (WWB) for FMJ. JHP also work. The ball-tip ammo is too long to fit in the chamber and you get very frequent jamming.

Still a good carry as it fires JHP rounds fine and the frame is super small so good for deep concealment.

Personally I prefer to pocket carry a PM9 or a G26 as I am far more accurate at 25' with those than the Seecamp. That said the Seecamp isn't designed for accuracy at greater than spitting distance. The fact that it doesn't have a front sight tells that story.

 

[cdust666]

Thanks for all the info everyone

 

[Brin747]

S&W 642. Pocket holster. Profit...

 

[Daveusow]

I've got the Sig 938, and love it more every time I shoot it. My Broth-in-law bought the same one, and love it as well. I've let a few friends shoot it, and have had no neg. feedback about it.
Picked it up from J&S Guns & Ammo. Last I checked, he had a couple more in stock: [h=3]http://www.jsgun.net/[/h]

 

[Nick Fury]

After you pick your ultimate pocket gun you can find out actually how much lint and sand a supposedly clean pocket can carry. A pocket holster will help with this.

Also a loose pistol will wedge into the bottom of a deep pocket eliminating fast removal. Or fall out of a shallow one.

 

[chris_1001]

Seecamp .32 is my go to for pocket carry.

 

[M1911]

I am hearing a lot about the seecamp. Can you give me some pros n cons. Looking for a summer carry also

Pros: very small and thin.

Cons: very small and thin, thus hard to get a grip on them. Not fun to shoot. Only a 32. Sights are minimal and so is practical accuracy.

I had an NAA .32. Sold it and haven't missed it. I'd carry my 642 before an NAA .32 or Seecamp. The 642 is certainly a lot bigger, but it is a real gun in a real caliber.

 

[Spdfreak91]

I like my Kahr P380.

 

[usp45ct]

1911 government. Get bigger pockets

 

[Davidk]

Cons of the Seecamp?

-Minimal stopping power of .380.
-One-finger grip makes it hard to shoot and control
-useless much beyond belly gun distances

I can easily carry two SP101s all day--one in each pocket and hit a man-sized target at 50yards with .357

 

[Mark from MA]

442

This 642 or 442


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