Small thin 9mm semiauto
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Microgunner
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A muzzle disconnect prevents the hammer from falling if the muzzle/slide is even slightly depressed. If dropped on the muzzle it won't go off.
As long as it's trigger is inaccessible an AD is impossible without a catastrophic failure of some sort. The trigger guard holster supplied by SIG prevents this trigger access.
The trigger guard holster grips tightly enough to allow the pistol to be dangled around your neck like a necklace.
As long as it's trigger is inaccessible an AD is impossible without a catastrophic failure of some sort. The trigger guard holster supplied by SIG prevents this trigger access.
The trigger guard holster grips tightly enough to allow the pistol to be dangled around your neck like a necklace.
Microgunner
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I do own a 938 and it's just small enough for pocket carry, depending on your pockets.
I don't pocket carry it though, rather I carry mine in an OWB pancake holster when I carry it, which is rarely. Instead, lately I've been carrying my Boberg 9 or Boberg 45.
I don't pocket carry it though, rather I carry mine in an OWB pancake holster when I carry it, which is rarely. Instead, lately I've been carrying my Boberg 9 or Boberg 45.
