Wanting to get a new pocket gun

[realitycramp]

I know there are some questioning it but I am very pleased with the LCP.

[DefensiveCarry.com]

[Gideon]

I love my Ruger LCP. I believe it's what Keltec might have come up with if they'd done a 3rd generation P3AT. I too find a 642 just a tad big unless I have on pants with larger pockets and heavier fabric.

When the Kahr P380 comes out, I'll seriously consider those. I have two Kahrs and both have been perfect and I like their design. If their little brother seems to be as well done I'll retire the LCP and/or pass it on to one of my children and move to the P380. I think .380 is an ideal caliber for pocket carry.

[retsupt99]

My KelTec P-3AT is perfect for pocket carry, but my S&W 617 also works well, too.

OMO

Stay armed...stay safe!

[MilitaryPower]

My Walther PPS works well for me.

[Crusty49]

I can recommend the NAA Guardian 380 if the weight doesn't bother you.

[hayley]

It was way yonder more expensive than my KT P-32 (which I really like, btw), but I just got this today:

[hayley]

Oh, forgot...this is a comparison of the R9 with my P-32 and Colt New Agent:

[The Old Anglo]

A S&W 642 is the only way to go for me. I pocket carry it in an Uncle Mike`s sidekick ISP soft holster wearing cargo shorts. Forget it`s there sometimes. It goes BOOM Everytime. Trustworthy and Reliable,Always.

[ccw9mm]

You can't go wrong with any S&W snubbie.

I carried a S&W 442 Airweight in a Mitch Rosen Pocket Softy holster for 10yrs. Reliable, light, reasonably concealable. Also carried a couple of Bianchi Speed Strips with spare rounds. The package is a bit thicker due to the cylinder, and it's about ~6.5" long. But it always goes "bang." With practice, many people can be very accurate within 10yds or so. I wasn't so accurate with it, but that's just me.

[T Bone]

For jacket pocket, I use a Charter Arms 2 1/2 inch Bulldog Pug in .44Spl. (in a pocket holster). I've used a Glock 26, but find it a little thick.

For pants pockets, I currently use a Kel Tec P380 (holster also) but plan to move up to a Kahr PM-9 in the near future (where it'll work anyway). Also might pick up a J Frame (never can have too many firearms! ).

[fightingchance]

I use a Kahr PM9 for pocket carry, you'll forget it's even there . Shoot's great, you do have to keep a tight grip on it, when firing, but that shouldn't be a problem were you to ever have to draw your weapon. I use a Desantis Nemesis holster for it. It's a great pocket gun.

[wht06rado]

Haha. That's funny, I have a 642 and a Kel-Tec P3AT and the .380 gets carried a lot more than the .38 does anymore. The 642 is a great little gun, but too big for me to comfortably pocket carry. I've also found that I am more accurate with the Kel-Tec than I am with the S&W.

Wht