Back pocket gun?

Unless you want to go up to the Seecamp .380 you wont find a higher quality gun of that size. I plan on getting a Seecamp .32 one of these days but the shops are always out of them and there pretty pricy. Not on the top of my list but one day I will have one.
 
A Seecamp is a fine gun but without knowing what you are looking for, it's hard to know if there is a "better" gun or not. As far as size only, I'd say you have one of the better ones.
 
The only thing about 'SOB' carry is something I remember Mas Ayoob writing about, years ago:

If you fall on it, you might never walk again... :eek:


That stuck in my mind, obviously.

In answer to the OP's question: probably not. :)
 
my wife carries a Seecamp .25 and I carry a Kel Tec .32. Back pocket weak side carry in a good leather pocket holster, locally made. Your gun is great, I wouldn't look to change a thing.
 
I carry my commander sized 45 in my right rear jeans pocket with a shirt tail over it. Carry my Colt agent 38 and charter 44 spl the same way.

Nothing to it. The type shirt is the key.

No big mystery here.
 
I've been sitting on a .32 Seecamp since I bought it used back in the 90's.

Some back pockets will take a bigger gun but not all. The only thing as small is a baby Browning.
 
Here's one thing to consider. The Seecamps and NAAs have heel style mag releases, the Atagua/MPA style have a button that pulls to release, and the Kel Tecs and Berettas have push buttons. The heel releases are hard to accidently activate (some would say hard to intentionally activate) so they work fine in the pocket on either side. Same with the MPA style. The push button can be a problem. If you're right handed and carry a Kel Tec in your left side back pocket (as a backup to your weak hand side or as a left handed primary) the button is on the outside. If you sit on a hard chair or something and the holster doesn't cover the button, the mag can pop out. Carried in the right side pocket, the button is against your relatively softer butt and it's much harder to release. Something to consider when picking a holster.
 
My "back pocket gun" is a Keltec P-32. Doesn't get much flatter, smaller or lighter than that. Tucked behind my wallet no one knows it's there...and sometimes I even forget.:D
 
I got my Seecamp Way back when they first came out in the 1990. The smallest of the time and a 6 month+ wait. It only takes silvertip ammo. I carried it daily until the Keltec P-32 came out that I got in 1999. Mine has a side clip and it rides in my front pocket like a pocket knife. NO weight, easier to hold, more capacity and less $.
 
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