I agree... when I don't feel like carrying a small bag with me (my preferred method since I prefer a full-size pistol for any serious work) sometimes I just throw the Beretta Tomcat in my pocket. It was like, $429 new two years ago and makes a great second option. For hiking though, I open carry my .357 with FMJ or Buffalo Bore (depending on my finances at the time, 20 rds for $24.99 is pricey).
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I agree... when I don't feel like carrying a small bag with me (my preferred method since I prefer a full-size pistol for any serious work) sometimes I just throw the Beretta Tomcat in my pocket. It was like, $429 new two years ago and makes a great second option. For hiking though, I open carry my .357 with FMJ or Buffalo Bore (depending on my finances at the time, 20 rds for $24.99 is pricey).
armsmaster270
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I would like THIS
But I'll settle for these
But I'll settle for these
christcorp
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I have 3 carry guns. Each one depends on the time of year; clothing being worn; weather; etc... Sometimes it's a SigSauer P220 45acp. Sometimes it's a CZ-82 9mm Makarov. And there's even times when my Walther PPK/FEG 32acp is my choice. And ALL 3 are the best at that time. NONE of them is "Too Weak". It's a carry gun, and for that, ALL 3 will accomplish the task equally. As you can tell, I don't buy or follow the belief that the gun HAS TO BE a certain caliber or more. And I definitely don't follow the belief that there has to be AT LEAST so many rounds in the gun. Arrogant or not; if you are trained, know how to keep your composure, and no how to hit your mark; then you can be equally as efficient with a 7 shot 32acp as you would be a 18 round 40sw. If you aren't trained enough and don't practice enough; then I guess someone might need their 18 rounds.