concealed carry

[6p6]

from experience conceiling your carry is very tough to do and it isn't the movies folks!

I'm a Glock fan and sware by them for everyone.

that being said, if your wearing cargo shorts or a chick for her purse look into the Kel Tek .380.

Anything more than 10 yards this guns isn't worth a dam (no front sight) but for close up protection or defense this gun is awesome. Its about the size of my wallet and about the same weight.

One suggestion keepit oiled heavily because stove piping can be a problem, and use ball ammo. Law Enforcement style rounds tend to jam easier.

...passing it on...

[deepsouth]

Re: concealed carry

well I'm in the market for a Springfield 1911 45 cal and plan on using it for CC

[horsepwr]

Re: concealed carry

yeah, that Kel Tec 380 is tiny. It would make a great back-up piece in an ankle holster. Or just drop it in your pocket.

What's crazy is you can really have a back-up not much bigger in the Kel Tec PF-9, or the new 709 Slim. They both fit right in a pocket with ease.

[firstenrgy]

Re: concealed carry

from experience conceiling your carry is very tough to do and it isn't the movies folks!

I'm a Glock fan and sware by them for everyone.

that being said, if your wearing cargo shorts or a chick for her purse look into the Kel Tek .380.

Anything more than 10 yards this guns isn't worth a dam (no front sight) but for close up protection or defense this gun is awesome. Its about the size of my wallet and about the same weight.

One suggestion keepit oiled heavily because stove piping can be a problem, and use ball ammo. Law Enforcement style rounds tend to jam easier.

...passing it on...

I'm sure you guys have read that I have the kel .32 as my ankle/carry gun. It is useless over the 7 yard mark but its light as a feather.
Stove piping? Shouldn't be? I've put 1,000 rounds through my 32 and not one problem. I am anal in keeping my firearms clean though. Who would think firstenrgy anal?

[deepsouth]

Re: concealed carry

well most actual shootings are 3-7 yards so your .32 works just fine. Its all personal preference, but if you carry alot -you prbably will want as small and lightweight as possible

[EVERLAST]

Re: concealed carry

Love my Keltec-32.
And yes most defensive shoots are across the average room.
I can put three in a cigarette pack at that distance pretty quick.
Get the extended mag and clothing clip and it is great for hot weather.
Never had issues with hollow points either...

[O2BESOHUGE]

Re: concealed carry

I KEEP A GLOCK 40 CAL IN MY TRUCK..LOVE THAT GUN!

[horsepwr]

Re: concealed carry

I KEEP A GLOCK 40 CAL IN MY TRUCK..LOVE THAT GUN!

very sweet piece! I was zeroed in on a G27, the sub-compact .40. My LGS has the Glock .40s & 9mm priced $539 out-the-door. After a little, well, after much thought, I'm going for the G26. The sub-compact 9mm. The only reason for the 9mm decision is the whole NATO thing, so cost of ammo is on point, as well as capacity. I'm wanting a 9mm system in Glock - G17 & G26. All interchangeable. Which you could do with a .40 as well, it's just the cost & capacity thing for me right now.

[EVERLAST]

Re: concealed carry

truck gun for me is my Glock .357 sig and a couple spare mags.
sweeet shooter too.

[6p6]

Re: concealed carry

I KEEP A GLOCK 40 CAL IN MY TRUCK..LOVE THAT GUN!

glock is the best!