Let's see those pocket pistols!

[Norsesmithy]

Sochr000 beat me to posting a P3AT, but here is mine perched on a paperback.

[gman1868]

An object to reference size would be nice in these pics.

The Mark 23 SOCOM

Caliber .45ACP
Width (in.) 1.53
Height (in.) 5.90
Weight (lb.) 2.42
bbl. length (in.) 5.587
Overall Length (in.) 9.65

http://www.hkpro.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=49:the-qsocomq&catid=6:the-pistols&Itemid=5

[FJ540]

I owned a USP tactical .45, so I'm well aware of the SOCOM gun. The issue is that everything looks the same size without some point of reference. Even putting a quarter in the shot would make things better.

[cobb]

Will this do?

Kahr PM9 on the left and a Rohrbaugh R9s on the right.

[Rodentman]

Just an equestrian J frame....



and an LCP

[FJ540]

How's the PM9 to shoot?

[cobb]

How's the PM9 to shoot?

At one time I did own a PM40, nothing but problems, even after 2 trips back to Kahr and some freebee replacement parts they sent me to fix the failure to go into battery. Actually, I believe it bounced out of battery, which is a whole other discussion, but for me the PM40 sucked. Now you will find those that may feel the same about a PM9, but I am not one of those.

My PM9 has been excellent and shoots accurately for me, more like a full size. I bought mine after watching a LEO go through a course of fire at a match, he let me try his and I was kinda amazed with how well I shot it. My brother shot mine one day and was also impressed with it, so bought one and he has had zero problems and been very satisfied. My brothers neighbor shot his PM9 and was also impressed, so he.......................

I am very satisfied with my PM9 for several reasons. Very accurate, small enough to conceal on the belt or in the pocket, been 100% reliable, meets my minimum caliber for defense and is my second most carry weapon. I have also used it in training that required a transition from the primary weapon to a backup weapon, I carried the PM9 in may back pocket and it worked excellent in training also.

So how does it shoot, very well for me and I shoot Corbon +P ammo through it.

[Rodentman]

Guess it's the luck of the draw but I've had a PM40 since 2004 with only a couple of FTF 's early in the "break in" period. It was the first carry piece I bought after getting my permit.

[cobb]

Guess it's the luck of the draw but I've had a PM40 since 2004 with only a couple of FTF 's early in the "break in" period. It was the first carry piece I bought after getting my permit.

Yep, I would fully agree. If you get something that works for you, a handgun, an ammunition, or a tool that works every time, what I say really doesn't matter.

[Rip Van Winkle]

Colt 380 Govt, Colt Govt Series 70.

[westberg]

Here's my Colt .380 Goverment, I had C&S put night sights on it. I would like to pick up another one someday.

[westhope]

Kahr P380 & Colt Pocket Nine (Only made for a year or so, Colt ran into patent problems with Kahr. It does have double strike capability for a DAO semi.)

[DeanC]

[Srigs]

Here you go. 4 of them... I of course carry in one of my Rough Outs

[David]

Here are a few of mine. Clockwise from top-left, CZ50 (.32), HK4 (.380, .32, .25, and .22), Glock 26, and SIG P230SL. Seecamp LWS32 in the middle. Each has its pros and cons, and I like them all (except the Seecamp, which I hate).