Keltec P3AT .380
Pictures later 
I decided my Kimber Ultra-Carry II was inconvenient to carry during the summer so I looked around at a few different guns - the criteria being it had to be easily holsterable in my pocket.
I tried:
A couple small .38 and .357 - there are not any that I was happy with for weight / concealment purposes. That and, having come very close to shooting myself with a revolver on accident, I am not a big fan.
NAA Guardian in 380NAA - this thing really intrigued me. Basically a suped up 380 cartridge. It was heavy, and fatter than I wanted.
Ronerberg? Or some such 9MM. Alright, a 9MM pocket pistol - ehh, I could not find anyone who owned one, understood it, and liked it.
Seecamp - I don't greatly like the design, and it was pricey
Keltec - I looked at these in .32 and .380. This gun is no beauty gun. That being said its light, small, and concealable. I checked Corbon loads and they give me enough stopping power - I like my .45 better in this regard but... it was getting to the point where when wearing shorts I was not carrying it.
I shot this at 15 yards yesterday next to a guy with a Walther PPK - and this little gun, in my hands, outperformed it. Not a better gun, but hey, all the gun in the world is no good if you cant hit your target. Oh yeh, it KICKs - severely with Corbon loads.
I decided my Kimber Ultra-Carry II was inconvenient to carry during the summer so I looked around at a few different guns - the criteria being it had to be easily holsterable in my pocket.
I tried:
A couple small .38 and .357 - there are not any that I was happy with for weight / concealment purposes. That and, having come very close to shooting myself with a revolver on accident, I am not a big fan.
NAA Guardian in 380NAA - this thing really intrigued me. Basically a suped up 380 cartridge. It was heavy, and fatter than I wanted.
Ronerberg? Or some such 9MM. Alright, a 9MM pocket pistol - ehh, I could not find anyone who owned one, understood it, and liked it.
Seecamp - I don't greatly like the design, and it was pricey
Keltec - I looked at these in .32 and .380. This gun is no beauty gun. That being said its light, small, and concealable. I checked Corbon loads and they give me enough stopping power - I like my .45 better in this regard but... it was getting to the point where when wearing shorts I was not carrying it.
I shot this at 15 yards yesterday next to a guy with a Walther PPK - and this little gun, in my hands, outperformed it. Not a better gun, but hey, all the gun in the world is no good if you cant hit your target. Oh yeh, it KICKs - severely with Corbon loads.
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