The "classic and timeless" LCP is a copy of the Keltec P3AT.
That drum is getting pretty worn out, Bill. The P3AT is not exactly an original design in the strictest sense.
The "classic and timeless" LCP is a copy of the Keltec P3AT.
For myself, I can't imagine carrying something that small IWB.I love how everyone automatically assumes this will be a pocket pistol.
Uh, maybe because that is exactly what it is!I love how everyone automatically assumes this will be a pocket pistol.
I want to IWB carry it. I hate giving up a pocket and it just works better in the waistline for me.
My analogy isn't about the trigger ---it's about the safety - or lack of one & the way the LCP II is a single action & with one in the chamber is cocked and unlocked.Hal it has been years since I handled the Browning, but I am very familiar with the trigger of a 1911. While good, the LCP II trigger is not the crisp, light trigger of a good 1911