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Old 03-01-2010, 11:16 PM
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Get the Kahr 380 and be happy.
Thats what I am leaning towards. I love my PM9! I emailed A GUY this morning about the .380
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Old 03-02-2010, 07:28 AM
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I carry the S&W 442 in 38 Special +P daily in my pocket. It is comfortable and easilly concealable. I also carry a Safari Land Speed loader and Bianchi Speed Strip in my other pocket. I was never a big fan of revolvers until I tried my brothers 442 and had to have one. I like how lite it is, how easy it is to shoot, how easy it is to conceal, and how reliable it is. I changed the grips it came with to the slightly smaller and lighter Hogue Bantam grips which also make using the speed loader easier.
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Old 03-02-2010, 10:25 AM
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Still no obeys here. Can someone I'd tht purdy little thang mr Brit posted a pic of?
Yes, it is a Rohrbaugh, made in New York, and no, it's not on the list. His appears to be a well used model. Just google it and you'll find their website
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Old 03-21-2010, 10:55 AM
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school me....

I have never owned a wheel gun (revolver) and I am looking for a COMPACT & LIGHT WEIGHT wheel gun to pocket carry in jeans and shorts.

Some days I have to leave in a hurry and I normally use my Kahr PM9 with uncle mikes pocket holster when I don't have the time to IWB my 1911. I love my Kahr PM9 but in some clothes, its just too bulky with the pocket holster.....and I want a new gun

which wheel gun do you recommend? and why?
My dealer had Rossi Mod 88 SS 2" 5 shot 38 spec revolvers (not for +p)so I bought one.(Looks like a S&W Mod 60)No longer made. they're very accurate,a friend has one and also commented on the accuracy.Very concealable so I carry it.there is one 4 sale on Guns America!
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Old 03-23-2010, 08:18 PM
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Default try the taurus m-85
i have a taurus m-85 ,,38 caliber,5 shot.. loaded with hornady personal protection + p, very lite, shoots well and at around $ 300, its a nice summer carry, i use a back pocket holster from stoner holsters and find the whole set up quite comfortable and easy to present, as well as cost efficient!! mine is blued, also avail in stainless for like 40-50 more buckaroonies.. stay safe!! p.f.
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Old 03-23-2010, 11:03 PM
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i say +1 on the 442 airweight.

I think you live where you cant have CT grips, so you must must must get accustomed to shooting the tiny revolvers! They are a much better BUG IMO than a primary ccw.
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Old 03-24-2010, 04:12 AM
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RUGER LCR (light weight, compact, revolver) .38 Special +P, 13.5 oz. Suggested Retail $525.00

Ruger® LCR™ Double-Action Revolver Models
Ruger® LCR™ Double-Action Revolver Model 5401
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Old 03-24-2010, 09:23 AM
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RUGER LCR (light weight, compact, revolver) .38 Special +P, 13.5 oz. Suggested Retail $525.00

Ruger® LCR™ Double-Action Revolver Models
Ruger® LCR™ Double-Action Revolver Model 5401
nice Sinn! my dad collects Sinn and Bell and Ross!
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Old 03-25-2010, 08:12 AM
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Default compact handgun
Colt 1909 Vest Pocket 25 auto
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Colt 1909 Vest Pocket 25 auto
Careful. You may shoot somebody's eye out with that thing.
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Old 03-26-2010, 08:40 AM
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Careful. You may shoot somebody's eye out with that thing.
Favorite caliber of the gang bangers when I was working for up close head shots.
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nice Sinn! my dad collects Sinn and Bell and Ross!
Sorry it's not my watch or gun. I just took the pic from google image. I want a Ruger LCR really bad.
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Sorry it's not my watch or gun. I just took the pic from google image. I want a Ruger LCR really bad.
Have you seen the new S&W Bodyguard series? The snubby is pretty nice looking, with a laser manufactured into the weapon from the start. The little auto version has one too. Not much of a fan of lasers, but they are a pretty effective visual deterrent.
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The .22 in your pocket is better than the .45 in the safe at home.



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The .22 in your pocket is better than the .45 in the safe at home.



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There fixed it for you. Cool little .22. Is that a .22lr or short? or are those shorts sized for long rifle


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