Mine is the ppk for it's simplicity, size, feel, and look......

Sig P238

LW Seecamp

 

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I'm really liking my bodyguard 380 for it's size, accuracy, and how well it shoots. It might not be the best 380 ever but for the role I want it to fill it's definitely my favorite. I tried lots of other pocket 380s and the bodyguard stood out for me.

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nice looking handgun!

Glock 42.

PPK is the classic .380.

 

Still on my short list, but my permits always seem to be spoken for... 

I've carried a PPK or PPK/S for about 40 years but have been carrying a new BG 380 lately. I'll decide which is better after the new wears off the BG.

Glock 19

Glock 19

 

haha, I was waiting for someone to chime in with a 9mm

Sig p238

Beretta cheetah

haha, I was waiting for someone to chime in with a 9mm

I'm so anti glock, I had no idea it was a 9mm he was referencing.....lol

Lorcin...the ghetto blaster

Beretta 84.

 

 

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Beretta 84.

 

 

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I'm with you. A Beretta 84 was the first handgun I purchased when I turned 21 in 1985. The pistol was very accurate and beautifully finished. I transferred it to my girlfriend a year later. The good news is I still get to shoot it from time to time because that girlfriend became my bride 21 years ago so it is still in the family.

 

My brother bought it in the 80's and I bought it from him.

He never had a malfunction, neither did I.

Beretta doesn't produce them any longer but used ones are out there.

 

 

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PPK/s from Germany.... Regretted selling it. Was like shooting a cap gun. Come to think of it, sounded like one too.

 

 

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Ruger LCP.   9 ounces, perfectly flat on both sides for comfort.  With the extended floorplate, it is comfortable to shoot, although it's not as comfortable as a full size pistol.   And best of all - it fits in my pocket.  Easy, simple, no hassle carry gun.

Ruger LCP. 9 ounces, perfectly flat on both sides for comfort. With the extended floorplate, it is comfortable to shoot, although it's not as comfortable as a full size pistol. And best of all - it fits in my pocket. Easy, simple, no hassle carry gun.

Tried that one but just couldn't get accurate hits with it. I really wanted to like it though.

I like the PPK for style, but I would never own a .380.

Browning BDA, it's the one I use to take new shooters to the range. Easy to handle and 13+1.

Beretta 1934, cz83, and Browning 1955, not a fan of the caliber, but the guns are my old school favorites for 380.

yes the caliber is the absolute minimum you would keep for hd and certainly not ideal but some of the .380s are sexy little beasts!

Nuttin wrong with 380s, just make sure you aim for the pineapple... Or the jewels....

 

 

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Colt Pony

Mauser HSc

Mauser HSc

very nice