We can get our self too caught up with pictures and spec sheets. How does it feel in the hand, point, shoot and recover compared to other pistols.
When I was shopping, the thin grip of most small single stack 9's left me a little uneasy. The G26 was just a bit fat for me, but the Sig P250sc in those comparison photos felt just right and I bought it.
Then the 365 came out and someone handed one to me. My first reaction was that I preferred the P250sc small grip for my hand. The 365 didn't settle in the hand naturally for me.
On concealability, how much difference does it really make for the average civilian without any special work requirements?
Just as a well fitted shotgun comes up and should go off the second it hits the shoulder and should hit the target, does your choice in handguns do the same without any fiddling or adjusting of your grip. Then will it stay in place after the first shot, so that the second one can be fired without any hand or grip adjustment? Many thin grips won't for me. Small hands may love the 365. It's great to have all these choices. Compared to the 70's and 80's the choices are amazing.
Yet, I still love my 3" Bulldog .44 for when I'm not overly concerned about
capacity.
Oh, and my LCP custom doesn't fit any of those requirements I set for myself. I bought it for the pocket. Most of my jackets let a J frame or similar revolver show. The little LCP is smaller and always there if say I'm loading my wife's wheelchair into the trunk or assisting her in and out. We are more of a target now than in our youth. So, I'd keep that little LCP your inquiring about on a size comparison. They are pretty hand in sweat pants also.