What is your favorite pocket pistol?

I'm in the market for a new one. Just curious what everyone's favorite is. Go!

I am old school. Not a pistol...but a revolver. LCRX. I think it weighs in at a little more than 13 ounces.

I favor revolvers myself.

Bersa Thunder CC

I've been looking at those.

I REALLY like the 3"model. For a pistol, lc9.

I really like my PM9 by Karr. Smallest 9mm I could find. Fits in the pocket of dress slacks. Works well in a Kangaroo Carry and I have IWB holster that will let me wear it with Gym Shorts.

I like the lc9, I have never looked at that PM9. Will check it out.

TCP

Been kinda looking at those too.

Ruger LCP.....2 yrs, never an issue....

The TCPs are actually really good. I've shot three different examples with zero issues. The only negatives with the TCP are the lack of real sights and the sharp corners at the muzzle end of the slide which feel a little sharp if you pocket carry. Unlike the LCP and P3AT it also has a functioning slide lock. I'd get the stainless model and sand down the corner on the muzzle and call it good. If Taurus would make a model with real sights like Ruger did with the LCP it'd be the best .380 in the category because it has a way better trigger than similarly designed pistols.

I don't pocket carry much anymore but if I did I'd probably get a TCP. They are cheap and reliable and they get the job done.

Seecamp

Hammerless 38 revolver. Taurus or Smith & Wesson. Goes in and out of front pocket easily!

Have Kimber Solo with Desantis pocket holster. Cant see it. Light. Works well

S&W J frame

I've never shot one, but like what I see.

Sig P238 in an Alabama holster

Ruger LC9S (in a Desantis), had carried the LC9 but the S version is a dramatically better trigger pull.

I looked at and shot the 3AT, LCP, & TCP. The TCP won out because of the slide lock and the last round slide lock. Both tactical advantages I would want in any pistol regardless of size.

They now have Bersa Thunder PLUS. The same gun with polymer lower and double stack mag. I'm upgrading when I find one.

Love my LC9. No malfunctions. Accurate. Just had to learn the trigger pull. LC9S should be just as reliable but with advantage of better trigger.

I got my P3AT customized and ported. It's real smooth now and cycles well, a real shooter. But the Bersa Thunder CC is much more accurate and also a shooter. It's amazing how much better my Walther 380 shoots but I don't consider that gun a throw down weapon. Wouldn't want to hand a fine gun like that to the man.

Isn't the LC9 a bit large for the pocket?

I carry a rather expensive Sig p938 everyday everywhere. I've thought about having to turn it in. However, I've also thought that if that pistol saves my life once, it will be worth the $700; regardless of where it ends up afterward.

So where do they get the right to confiscate your firearm if you defend yourself with it?

Self-defense is a lawful activity, let us not forget.

Not much bigger than the LCP. In my experience, the LC9 will fit in a pocket holster in front pocket of my jeans/shorts and won't print. Fits better than J-frame with exposed hammer.

I was looking at one this morning, I thought it looked a little big for pocket carry.

Boberg XR9S.....

I also use a 9 round extended mag. That's 10 rounds of 9mm in my pocket with no problems.

Do you use a pocket holster too?

Colt Mustang pocket-lite stainless. The more I shoot and carry this the more I like it. Perfect summer time carry piece.

My go to for pocket carry is my S&W M&P340 .357. With boot grips and it being so light you hardly notice you're carrying. Recoil is downright brutal with full house .357, but at 13 oz unloaded it's to be expected and I do practice with the hot stuff occasionally to make sure I can control it and make decent follow up shots.

Yes, just a cheap Uncle Mike- actually sized for a J frame revolver. I don't carry very often but when I do the LC9 is not a problem.

Janie I just checked that gun out for the first time, I want one.

Wish you were closer. Would gladly let you borrow mine and put it thru the paces.

Thank you ma'am. I'm thinking I'm gonna get one. Will sleep on it though.

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I've been looking at them hard. I love revolvers. I'm torn between the J Frame and the Colt Mustang pocket lite.

I am a Colt and 1911 fan so I was looking at the Mustangs, but I didn't like the sights. They are small and hard to see I prefer the Sig P238 and P938 sights.

I do like the J frames. I originally had a 642 Pro and now the M&P 340. My only gripe with them is that the triggers are extremely heavy (14 lbs and 13 lbs on my two from the factory). They are surprisingly accurate with some practice and great to carry.

you know my vote for auto pistol. Revolvers are interesting, the ultra light weight hammerless are my next addition I think. Unless you buy one and I don't like it of course.

P938 SAS

Ruger lcp

KelTec P3AT which I've had for five years. It goes bang every time, and it's easy to forget even with light clothing. I've got it in my right front pocket in a soft pocket holster of course.
It's accurate enough and not meant to be a range gun, so by enough we are talking just a few feet.