What's the smallest gun you pocket carry?

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SEECAMP 32 .BERETTA 21A 22LR. Both have double strike advantage over other mfg pistols.Something to think about when looklng at autos.:D
 
Glock 26 in the pocket or on the hip. I just am comfortable with Glock reliability and availability. I also prefer the 9mm to anything smaller.

Rule 1: don't sweat the small stuff.
Rule 2: everything is the small stuff.
 
The smallest I own is a Baby Browning. The smallest I carry is a Kahr PM9. Used to carry a KelTec P3AT until I opted for the Kahr.
 
I used to pocket carry a Beretta Tomcat .32 ACP Tomcat. I don't regret selling it, but I wish it hadn't been necessary. I am in the market for a .327 snubby once my finances return to normal:rolleyes:.
 
Here's my pocket gun...right rear jeans pocket to be exact and it'll shoot four calibers too! Combat Commander...a .45 ACP when it left Colt's in the early 70's...and I added the 9mm, .38 Super, and .22 LR slide and barrel assemblies. Rodfac

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Ruger LCP. I sometimes carry a Kahr PM9, but IWB, not in my pocket. Despite it's small size, it is still too thick and blocky for me to pocket carry comfortably.
 
Pocket Carry Colt

Friend of mine, a retired physician, sold me his MK IV series 90 in stainless. After a thorough cleaning it took up residence in the pocket of my tuxedo pants where it accompanies me wherever I play (I'm an upright bass player).

It's a heavy piece, built like a tank, but accurate at close ranges. I don't expect it to be a tack driver, but at the ranges it's designed for using .380 gold dots, I have every confidence in the gun. If you can find one, you'll pay for the pony, but it's well worth it!

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triumph guy

Have you looked at glock's or even kar, ther small but nice glock makes model26 9mm 11 shot and kar makes a 45 7 shot, both are small and make a good pocket gun
 
I guess I'm the odd one out here as I feel confident with just my Kel-Tec P32
No, I'm here too, so that makes it even.:D I carry a primary, but my P32 is my always BUG. Even if I step out without my primary, I have the P32.
 
When I need VERY concealable, I use my Baby Sedgley in 22 short. DA only with folding trigger. Better than a poke in the eye with a finger ...
 
I have a lot of contact with law enforcement. So, when i was looking for something small, reliable, and affordable I posed the same question to them. Of course taste and purpose vary. I too did not want a .380, it just doesn't pack enough punch. I will carry nothing smaller than a 9mm Luger. I was given one suggestion far more frequently than any other; the Kel-Tec pf-9. I purchased mine from a local officer, who had 2, for $225. It packs the punch of a 9mm, is very lightweight, and I don't get weepy eyed if it gets scratched. Mine has proven reliable and effective - I've even used it against a dog hell bent on eating my jugular. Loaded with Cor-Bon +p it will take down almost anything. Ive put more than 1000 round through mine (and like I say it was used) and have never had the first FTF or stovepipe. Sure the expensive pieces are nicer, but, this one is perfect for everyday carry.
 
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I carried a Glock 27 in both an outside the waist holster, and on a Alessi ankle holster. But once the Kahr PM9 or PM40 came out, I was hooked on the PM9. I also carry that in an Alessi ankle holster, when I am not carrying my Kahr P45. The PM9 is not bigger than all the new 380's that have just came out, but with better performance. :rolleyes:
 
I actually pocket carry a .25 ACP Beretta Jetfire. And yes, I've heard all the lines about the .25 being a terrible manstopper, etc etc etc, but the fact of the matter is that I can't shoot the LCP/Kel-Tec designs worth a darn (in part due to their universally wretched triggers) and I can shoot the Jetfire very well. I'd rather have a .25 I can shoot well than a .380 that I can't shoot worth a hill of beans.
 
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