I have two permits, one I'm planning to use either for a .357 or a .45. The other I'm just looking for whatever cheap gun to keep from letting it go to waste. I was going to get Hi Point, but I've decided I can't get over how ugly they look.

 

Any thoughts on the B6PC? It won't be my primary HD gun, but my plan is to have several guns stashed around the house so that one will always be nearby. I plan to just fire a few hundred rounds through it to break it in and ensure proper functioning and then just store it away only to be used for emergencies. Also, I understand it to be a CZ clone and I'll finally get to find out what's the big freakin deal with CZs

 

An alternative might be to get a S&W Bodyguard. Figure it doesn't hurt to have a pocket pistol in the collection, but it's another caliber to worry about, and I already have an M&P Shield as a carry gun.

 

_{My wife has one and likes it a lot. So do I. Very accurate and low recoil. The single action trigger is really smooth and light. The double action not so much.  I was impressed by the fact that a sub $300 pistol has a chrome barrel with matching serial number.}

 

_{We have put over 400 rounds through without an issue. These included everything from cheap Tula, Remington, and Critical Defense ammo. It handles all of these .}

 

_{I don't think you can go wrong for the purposes you described.}

 

_{Best of luck.}

 

_Gski

 

That thing's ugly. I'd go with one of EAA's nicer offerings.

That thing's ugly. I'd go with one of EAA's nicer offerings.

LOL. It actually looks better in person. The reason my wife went for the B6PC was because of my EAA 40 Witness full size. She likes the ergos of the EAA, but it is a little too big for her hands. The B6PC is laid out identically to the Witness, just smaller.

 

It really is a decent little shooter for the money. I'm more accurate with it than my SA XDM 3.8 9mm and it cost half the price.

So, is this thing available at a LGS? If so, I might wanna go check it out.