What's the most reliable pocket 9mm or 380?

Cheapshooter said:
And if you drive a Chevy or Ford rather than a Cadillac or Lincoln there is the CM9. Same design, less upscale frills. Conventional rifling rather than polygonal which really doesn't mean anytthing a small pocket pistol.
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Good point. There are ao many options to consider.
Doyle said:
Lots of discussion here in the last few months on the PM9. Some good reports and quite a few bad reports. Seems like a luck-of-the-draw as to whether you are going to get a good one or a bad one. Personally, I'd rather use my gambling money elsewhere.
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Really? Thats good to know. I wouldnt want to risk it either. I wonder if the new Glock will get the job done.
 
I wonder if the new Glock will get the job done.
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Post #59........
It's been having it's "growing pains".
I am sure they will be working the problems out. But with so many other proven choices on the market, why take the chance until they are known to be 100% reliable?
 
I am a big fan of the Colt Mustang XSP.
I have been doing a review on that little pistol and she has been 100% reliable with several different types of ammunition as is more accurate than I expected.
 
PM9

My Kahr PM9 has been perfectly reliable from day one. But I agree with Cheapshooter, it fits well only in large pockets. For regular pocket carry, I'd go 380 with a P3AT or a Kahr P380 - though mine required break-in time to become reliable.
 
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