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It looks like 2011 will be the year of the single-stack pocket 9's. We have Sig and Ruger throwing their hats in the ring.
Now Kimber:
http://www.kimber1911pistols.com/blo...er-solo-carry/
Will Glock be next?
This is a discussion on Kimber Solo Carry within the Defensive Carry Guns forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; It looks like 2011 will be the year of the single-stack pocket 9's. We have Sig and Ruger throwing their hats in the ring. Now ...
It looks like 2011 will be the year of the single-stack pocket 9's. We have Sig and Ruger throwing their hats in the ring.
Now Kimber:
http://www.kimber1911pistols.com/blo...er-solo-carry/
Will Glock be next?
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I assume that will be a DAO pistol? I didn't see an external hammer...Interesting!
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I dont think any of these single stack 9s are for pockets. I carry a p3-at, and anything larger would be too large. Most will agree the keltec p11 9mm is too large for pocket. That kimber will be too larger and heavy. Might work in a coat pocket, but not jeans
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Manual safety = yuck
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Not bad looking, It does look a little large for a pocket weapon hopefully a black stainless version to come ?
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Compared to an LCP:
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That depends, if this is more of a pocket pistol that is not DAO then you may want a safety. Frankly I would dig if this was SAO like 1911Originally Posted by Rollo
The Ruger MKIII 22/45 is the worst handgun in history to take apart, but is one of the funnest to shoot...
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just for some..for me it = just fine.
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Even though the picture is a good indication, I look forward to seeing the actual specs. Naturally this has to come out right when I think I've decided on a single stack 9mm...
Massad Ayoob has an article on safeties in the latest edition of "American Handgun" that might give you second thoughts on the value of a safety or atleast not so thuimbs down.
Makes little difference to me either way.The only firearm I own with a true external safety is my CZ-82, but it's not my carry gun. If I were to carry anything "cocked & locked" I'd think I'd want one.
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Well back to the thread, the safety issue has been beat to death and for some of us folks it's not an issue. I do have to say that this Kimber looks nice, to bad it's not a Colt.
The Ruger MKIII 22/45 is the worst handgun in history to take apart, but is one of the funnest to shoot...
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Wanted the LC9 till I saw this. Can't wait for the test videos this looks as if it could be the most accurate in this market.
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