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I am a big fan of the Ruger LCR in .357 mag. The cam trigger is excellent, weighs a pound with no hammer to snag on clothes. It is the answer to "what gun works for backpacking?"
The only cure for life and death is to enjoy the interval. George Santayana
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I am a big fan of the Ruger LCR in .357 mag. The cam trigger is excellent, weighs a pound with no hammer to snag on clothes. It is the answer to "what gun works for backpacking?" I've got a Titanium S&W J-Frame .38 Special (+P) with a three inch barrel and adjustable sights that would fit that role quite well, too. Thing feels like it's made of wood.
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S&W 640 stainless .357Mag.
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"...most of us would be better off losing half a pound around the waist than half a pound on our rifle."--dhg
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Shield 9mm with a DeSantis Nemesis pocket holster:
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LCP with a Clipdraw, http://www.clipdraw.com/store/index.php?rn=395&action=show_detail no holster & wont be at the bottom of your pocket
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Ruger LCR, 22 LR, 8 Rounds.
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Seecamp
very easy carry. Fussy on ammo but a gem of a pocket carry.
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S&W J-frame with the small factory grips and a Tyler T-grip. The larger grip make them slower to retrieve from a front jeans pocket. The T-grip provides a more secure grip and aids in accuracy
I got banned on another web site for a debate that happened on this site. That's a first
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I like the Springfield XDS very well at the moment...........Hb I find the XDS a little too bulky for the pocket but it's a dream to carry in a IWB N82 Tactical
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I use one of four - Beretta 21 as mentioned above, S&W Model 60 38 spec, S&W Model 640 357 mag as mentioned above, but mine has the longer boot grip on it, and a hip clip. Latest and current favorite is a Kahr CW9, but it doesn't really fit in a pocket like the other three do.
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Regards,
Tom
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i bet thats not the first time youve said that in your life,,,,,,,,,,
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S&W 638. 14 oz. It is a natural pointer for defensive use. It is rabbit killing accurate, shot single action, if I practice a little.
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My Beretta 950B Jetfire is a true pocket pistol. I carry it alot when I don't or can't carry my full size .45 ACP.
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A factory sales rep from a major manufacturer reached into his pocket and came out with a Ruger LCP, stating that it was his choice as a pocket pistol. He was not a Ruger rep.
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I carried an Airweight S&W J-Frame for 25 yrs till this new wave of .32/.380's came on the scene. I've got a $700 Kahr P380 and a $350 Ruger LCP. The Ruger is far and away the more reliable pistol.
If Rule #1 is have a gun ..... Rule # 1.5 should be have a gun that shoots EVERY time you pull the trigger.
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442 Airweight S&W w/ CT laser grips: +1 I don't have the laser on mine though. MM
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...Rule # 1.5 should be have a gun that shoots EVERY time you pull the trigger. That would eliminate almost every semi-auto, leaving only revolvers.
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