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Both pistols had some difficulty with 115gr ball ammo at first, but after a few boxes worked just fine.

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I preferred the feel of the Beretta polymer, the SCCY felt more ‘plastic.’ The milled steel control unit of the SCCY gave me better ‘vibes’ than the stamped steel of the Nano and I liked the way it showed the serial number at the rear rather than through a cut-out in the grip frame. I liked both of them fine but neither one is designed for an afternoon of plinking. Both were easy to carry concealed and quite adequately accurate for defensive use. I have had both a Beretta Nano BU9 and the SCCY CPX-2. Good luck Semper fi, god bless our troops ,and god bless America. So my opinion for all you pretty boys out there,you want to run with the big dogs on the block, my suggestion to ya is run with the GLOCK. We put those glocks threw a number of tests from sand, water, rock, and a few other trails, along with a thousand rounds put threw one and not a single malfunction. Well never the less, they went with a cookie Cutter. I was able to purchase 6 of the fifteen hundred of the glock G19x’s that they had on stand by to give the government for the final test run, before they determined who was to get the contract. Someone’s pocket got lined, if you know what I mean. Then replaced by berettas, and than the battle between glock and sig for the military contract, which in my opinion was won by the politicians. Look at history our military started out with colt, and it ran for how long, decades. Hey people let’s take a look at the facts, I’m a retired marine, and my son is on his 17th year of his army career, we have an well established security firm, and today’s carry weapons are nothing but cookie cutters.Your Sig’s ,kimber’s, Ruger’s ect. Which pocket gun sounds like it suits you best? Tell us which one and why in the comment section.

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If you want more advice on selecting one be sure to check out our guide on how to choose a concealed carry gun. The best thing to do is head to your local gun range and try out a bunch of different guns until you find one that your enjoy shooting and will work for concealed carry. There are tons of fantastic options on the market today and each one has it’s pros and cons. Selecting your first concealed carry gun can feel a bit overwhelming. What is the Best Concealed Carry Gun for You? The combination of small size, high quality, and great stopping power have made it the most popular Guardian.

Introduced in 1997, the Guardian is one of the few guns that fits comfortably in your pocket. Ruger EC9sīest Concealed Carry Pistol: Editor’s Choice 2. It’s easily one of the best small guns on the market today. If you’re looking for a reliable, durable, and budget friendly concealed carry gun it’s hard to beat the Ruger EC9s.

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There isn’t a version of this gun without a manual safety. In terms of a safety, the Ruer EC9s has an integrated trigger safety and a manual safety. It’s just slightly larger than the Ruger LCP so if you already own one of those you can get a good sense of the size of this subcompact pistol. The sights on this pistol are machined into the slide so you can’t change them out to your own sights. The EC9s is a striker fired pistol that features a light, crisp trigger making it easy for quick, accurate shooting.

The List of Concealed Carry Gun OptionsĪnd now without further ado, here are the top 15 most concealable semi-automatic handguns, in no particular order. 32 ACP will allow for even smaller guns, but no one recommends those calibers for self-defense. 380 ACP or 9mm with polymer frames-simply because subcompact pistols are easier to make in a smaller caliber.Ī polymer is used most often because it keeps the overall weight of the gun down. Some of them will serve better as a backup than as your primary gun. They vary in price and quality, but they all are great choices in handguns. This list compares the smallest of the small, the most lightweight, the easiest and most comfortable semi-automatic pistols to conceal-basically, the most concealable semi-automatic handguns. Interest hasn’t waned and the guns just keep getting smaller! The Criteria 380, they make a subcompact 9mm pistol -GLOCK included. More than likely, if a manufacturer makes a subcompact. 380 just wasn’t enough, so the pocket nines started rolling out. Though it took years, even GLOCK released a subcompact. It did not take long for the firearms industry to notice and quickly (most) manufacturers jumped on the bandwagon. 380 ACP is not intimidating to a new shooter, yet it is sufficient for self-defense, unobtrusive, affordable and felt recoil is manageable to most. An unprecedented amount of women and first-time gun owners were buying at this time, as well.Īfter all, the little.

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