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Reply With QuoteThe nice thing about the revolver, too, is no shell casings lying around with your finger prints on them.
S&W 442 in the strong hand, and Glock 27 or Kel-Tec PF11 in the weak hand. Both hide well, and the revolver goes" bang" when you pull the trigger...no misfeeds, no ejection problems,,if a misfire, just pull the trigger again and it goes bang.
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The nice thing about the revolver, too, is no shell casings lying around with your finger prints on them.
Avidshooter (Texas)
"The real destroyer of the liberties of the people is he who spreads among them bounties, donations and benefits." -- Plutarch
Ever consider the Ruger LCP? I know its just a .380 but if you will carry it every day it will be better than that glock on the dresser when your feeling like wearing your short shorts. Retail around here is 330, another .380 is the bersa (assuming your ok with the smaller caliber)
Better to Have it and not need it, than Need it and not Have it
I see that you have a Glock 23 and a S&W 442 also. It's nice knowing I'll be carrying the same weapons as a Marine. I too have a S&W 442. My backup will be the Glock 27. Makes me a lot more comfortable about my decision.Originally Posted by old salt
In order of size:
G27
G29
G30
G27 and you'll think you're in heaven
G29 is mighty fine
G30 and you can (fill in the blank cause I can't think of a rhyme word)
Oh yes, and the G27 is smaller than G23, G29 is same length but not as tall as G23 and G30 is a little bigger than G23
No Worries, Got Glock!
JSD in Texas
"Texans always move them." - Gen. R.E. Lee May 6, 1864, Battle of the Wilderness
9mm Faithful, Glock Lover
Had a P2000SK, hated the trigger (blistered my finger) plus they are VERY expensive. Now I have a Glock 26, fantastic reliability and low price (new or used).
Never had to use my gun, never want to use my gun, will not hesitate to use my gun.
