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Theres a few known failure to feed but thats common on most 380's

They have been labeled the worse S &W of all time. The firing pin is the biggest weak link.

Academy has the lcp kit for 339, open a chatge card and get $50 off. The kit has a extra mag and a nice case.

Many people will and that is one thing I like about a 380 is that it will be less likely to over penetrate. Yes a big hole bleeds out more but so does two holes. I just hope theres no one on the other side.

Dbl post

Law Enforment officers dont have to pay taxes on theirs with a letter head. Was that other post refering that military dont have to either if they get it shipped to their unit with one? Tomorrow I am buying my 4th LE glock this year. It is such a deal.

I would trade my stock one for it if he did want to sell it.

Also when you get hard up you can sell them for about what you paid for it. No other gun holds value like that.

I do get the 34 and 35 model glocks backwards sometimes.

I dont know how i learned the glock models. Just being around them I guess.

Im most likely starting trouble but their is a new belief that the pinky on the grip may actually not help accuracy.

No matter which one you choose you will wish that you had the other. I havent found a huge advantage over the other.

With the long trigger pull(similar to the lcp keltec) why would you need the safety? I handled one and it was ok. I wasnt too crazy about the laser only having a on off switch and not a pressure sensor

I hated everything about the spacer. The naked magazine actually felt better to me. On a XD it does feel pretty good though.

I am definetly keeping the 27 but will add a pf9 or maybe a j frame

What about the thousands of keltecs with fluff and buffs?

I know you would carry that 27w/357sig barrel everywhere, but I have heard off several self defense shootings be questioned in other states about the weapon/caliber choice. It has always looked great to a jury when the weapon used is that of the local law enforcement. TN would be one of the last states I would think a modified weapon used would hurt your case. Just have a great explanation on why you use what you use. It's a caliber specifically designed for Law Enforcement/Security/Protective Service use.

Years ago when I was asking around most companys were very strict on weapons you could carry. Very few would allow any 1911s. Actually most said 38 only, and if auto was allowed they said 9mm. I have a basketweave holster for a xd not a xdm I would sell you cheap or let you borrow.

Who do you work for that you can have those?

I have a kholster and its pretty good, but i have been impressed with the don hume iwb.

I dont worry about my finger but other items that get in the way when holstering or if I do need to pocket carry. There have been many of experienced shooters and officers claim there weapon fired without a finger in the trigger guard. Im keeping the glock though. I have come to logic.

It's nice to have the option though. No, I havent shot a Pf9 but I assume it is comparable to other Keltecs

Thanks everybody. Im finally starting to get it

Just picked up a kholster but would like to pocket carry. I do have a Lcp to carry but think about the Pf9

Keep talking I want to like my 27 I just think about the safety aspect of the long trigger of a Pf9 i had a P11 and thought I didnt want it as it was the same size as a Glock and gave it to family