no other caliber please...

 

im looking for a pocket 9mm again, i just want another one

 

anybody have one i can try out and/or recommend?

I will provide new ammo and you can try any of my toys too

also im willing to pay for the range time, i got another WHOLE month to decide before my permit expires

I have a XDs 9mm

I have my cm9 and all the accessories in the marketplace

Sig P290

Sig p938

he has a p938 already

 

Sig p938

he has a p938 already

He has good taste

Beretta Nano.  Love it - snagless design.  Trigger takes some getting used to (long, relatively heavy trigger pull, but crisp).  A little big as a pocket gun... 

no other caliber please...

 

im looking for a pocket 9mm again, i just want another one

 

anybody have one i can try out and/or recommend?

I will provide new ammo and you can try any of my toys too

also im willing to pay for the range time, i got another WHOLE month to decide before my permit expires

 

Smith & Wesson M & P Shield, 9mm.

+1 shield. You can shoot mine at efga

 

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Thats easy. 

 

The LC9.  Friggin tiny.

 

http://www.ruger.com/products/lc9/models.html

LC9 has the worst trigger ever

Bodyguard 380. :-)

Kahr PW9 - smallest I've found and it's almost a GLOCK inside.  I can live with the trigger, it fits in to your price range.

 

If you want to shoot it you're welcome to.

 

FS

+1 for the berretta nano. The trigger is a bit long but very consistant. I put a talon grip on it and am very happy with it.

Another vote for the Nano. Small, slim, snag free, and no manual safety. Long trigger, but that's what I prefer in a small CCW type gun.

 

None of these guns are really "pocket" sized. I don't know why people keep referring to them as pocket guns. Single stack 9's is a better term. For a true pocket gun you need to look at 380's such as the Ruger LCP.

Another vote for the Nano. Small, slim, snag free, and no manual safety. Long trigger, but that's what I prefer in a small CCW type gun.

 

None of these guns are really "pocket" sized. I don't know why people keep referring to them as pocket guns. Single stack 9's is a better term. For a true pocket gun you need to look at 380's such as the Ruger LCP.

 

Not really so...maybe semantics.

I have an LCP and a PW9.

Neither one can be seen in my pocket.

Not really so...maybe semantics.

I have an LCP and a PW9.

Neither one can be seen in my pocket.

.

 

Maybe the pw9 can qualify as a pocket gun, but then that would be the only 9 that really can. The Shield, Nano, LC9, etc are not fitting in anyone's pocket. Maybe a Carhart jacket or sport coat pocket, but no way in someone's jean pocket. And even if you could squeeze one into a jean pocket, you would never be able to draw it effectively. Not to mention the weight it puts in your pocket.

My cm9 fits in any pocket i have comfortably. Very light and small.

Boberg XR9-S Whoops you want less than $600

he has a p938 already

Whats wrong with the 938? I have been looking at them but I haven't held one yet. Are they not a pocket gun?

They are a pocket gun, nothing wrong with them, I personally don't like SA only

The lc9 has a terrible trigger. It is one of the worst i have fired. Everybody i know that had one sold it because of the trigger.

I love my cm9. Great shooting gun. Fits good in the pockets of shorts, cant see ot at all. A little snug in jeans pockets however.

Kahr PW9 - smallest I've found and it's almost a GLOCK inside.  I can live with the trigger, it fits in to your price range.

 

If you want to shoot it you're welcome to.

 

FS

i might just take you up on that

More than welcome to try my cm9 if you like as well

XDS 9mm. Amazing gun.

More than welcome to try my cm9 if you like as well

cm9 and pm9 are basically identical in size and lenght, right?

 

i might take you up on that as well

cm9 and pm9 are basically identical in size and lenght, right?

i might take you up on that as well

yes..pretty much the same

cm9 and pm9 are basically identical in size and lenght, right?

 

i might take you up on that as well

Good difference in size. 1/2" or more in each direction.