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This is a discussion on pocket guns within the Handgun Discussion forums, part of the Handguns category; whats the biggest caliber in a pocket gun that they make in a double stack semi...
pocket guns whats the biggest caliber in a pocket gun that they make in a double stack semi
Glock 29. Double stack 10mm?
Depends on how big your pockets are! :D. You walked into that one bud. Lol
tks for a serious responseOriginally Posted by rilkil23
My buddy has one and it is quite a load to shoot but man is it fun. I tried the XD40 sc in my cargo pocket but found it to be too big. I tend to pocket carry my Ruger LCP and have recently started carrying my Ruger LC9 in a smartcarry. The smartcarry might just do the trick because it conceals well and allows me to carry my 9mm over the .380.
springfield makes a .45 single stack now if that helps, if not gonna have to go with XD-40 SC or a glock.....
Correct answer there but for me I don't consider any double stack semi a pocket gun. The Glock 29, XD-SC or Taurus Millennium all fit the category of supposedly sub-compacts but are still large for pocket carry to me. Even the Kel-Tec PF9 is pushing it but as you say depends on the size of your pocket and what you preferences are.
The PF9 is single stack, but the P11 is double. Haven't tried to pocket one, but based on specs it doesn't look too do-able. There was a P40 (P11 in. 40 cal) that was discontinued. BTW, I'm only presenting the info., not endorsing the Kel-Tec brand.
Like FN1910 said a double is not considered a pocket gun. Most are too bulky (especially in width, for obvious reasons.).
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I pocket carry an LCP with ct when I'm not on shift. My comment was a joke but serious. I want to conceal it, if it cannot be concealed in my pocket then I need bigger pockets or an actual pocket gun and not a subcompact. The definition is all up to the one carrying. Geeztks for a serious response
Try a Beretta Tomcat .32 acp -- nice pocket pistol
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