Looking for a small carry weapon...HELP

[Lowjiber]

As a small woman I made the decision to carry the J frame. I found the small semi-a's (the new ones) hard to chamber. In fact one of them was almost impossible for me. My S&W 38 five shot J frame is just right.

At 6' 1", 195 lbs, I still prefer a J-Frame as my primary (95% of the time) carry gun. I have a S&W titanium .38 SPL +P at my side all the time. I put it on in the morning and it says there until I go to bed.

[Gordon Shumway]

I hate Taurus!! Have had and heard nothing good. Their 9MM started screwing up and not hitting the primer hard enough two weeks after I bought it new. I don't want to send guns back, i want to carry and use them.
Tony

You must have a tough life with your cars, electronics, and women.

[Gordon Shumway]

Tell that to the BG hopped up on some drug and the LEO who was killed because all he had was a 38. This has happened several times in the past and is the main reason for the move to 9mm or 40S&W. However, the carry weapon of choice should be one that a person is comfortable with. A .380 is better than no defense at all.

#1 Shot placement

#2 Shoot until the situation is neutralized.

An eyeball hit with a .22 is better than a miss with a 44 magnum

[JSDinTexas]

I want a cannon with the most rounds available, that's why I have only .40 .45 and 10mm Glocks

[G50AE]

I want a cannon with the most rounds available, that's why I have only .40 .45 and 10mm Glocks

I guess a Panzerschreck is out of the question.

[JSDinTexas]

I guess a Panzerschreck is out of the question.

If I could find a holster for it, I'm in.

[SC Tiger]

I guess a Panzerschreck is out of the question.

I considered changing to a .500 S&W but I can't find an IWB holser for it.

[Ed Hamberger]

I live on a fixed income now that I've been made to retire by the VA, so I can't afford 5 or 600 dollars for a Sig, or a Kahr. I have a buddy who had a Glock come apart on him several years ago, so as far as I'm concerned, their out of the question too. For a pocket gun, it was a toss-up between three; the P3AT from Kel-TeK, the LCP, and the TCP. I chose the TCP for several reasons. 1. I like it's looks, 2. The trigger pull is smoother and there is more finger space, 3. The slide locks back after the last round is fired. I've had my TCP for nearly a year now and I have nothing but good things to say about it's performance, I always have it on me when I'm awake.