Going from two guns down to one. Thinking of selling my LCP and G27 and buying a 9mm something. Is the LC9 that much thinner than the 27 or would I be sorry? Really can't afford three guns.
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Single stacks are great and not great at the same time. You're giving up capacity for better concealability. If you absolutely want and need to keep it hidden then go for it, but if not id stick with the glock. You could always consolidate everything to a glock 19/26 if you want to go to 9mm. In all actuality the 19 is my preferred of the 2 simply because after you add on a mag extension the size is almost comparable to a 19 but with less rounds
When you got down to just one gun, don't let it leave your sight nor your person.
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GATEWAY SWIFT WING ST. LOUIS
I would go down to the gun shop and handle the LC9.
Make sure that you really want to reduce your inventory. I reduced twenty years ago and regretted it ever since. I have now replaced what I got rid of but at a higher cost. I would like to add the LC9 to the inventory. My wife has been bugging me about one. Each person must make up their own mind, good luck.
~The Dude Abides~
As both a very satisfied owner & concealed carrier of the Glock 27, I 'cringe' at the idea. DON'T DO IT!!Originally Posted by tj40kman
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~Walter Sobchak~
Shopt the lc9 first. Id recomend a conversion barrel for the 27 though. Best idea I rhink would be saving up for it and own 3 guns. Don't ever feel pressured to buy.
It would be great if you could try out the LC9 before you decide. Our LGS has where you may rent them and try them out, I don't know if that is a option for you. I shot the LC9 and had a lot of trouble hitting the target, maybe because of my big paws. I wish you luck in your decision.
What? Are you having to rent space to store them? I can understand not being able to afford three cars, three houses, three wives, but three guns? Seriously?
"The 2nd amendment was never intended to allow private citizens to 'keep and bear arms'. If it had, there would have been wording such as 'the right of the People to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed'." -- Ken Konecki on Usenet, on 27 Jul 1992
JSGlock26
I have a Gen4 Glock 26. I am 5'5" and 143 lbs. in good shape. Nothing against the LC9 because I have never shot one. I would rather have one in the chamber and 10 in my mag with an extra mag on my person and deal with concealing a double stack even with my small stature than go down to a single stack. I carry IWB at 8:00 in a SmartCarry and barely know it is there. I just have one gun. Just started carrying this past June. I carry and train for self defense and for me, less is more. I want to know this one gun inside and out and have it become an extension of me before I even think about adding another. Just my thoughts.
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