Walther PPK

Old photos but you never know this Kimber is in your pocket fully loaded. BTW, I NEVER had ANY functioning issues with it. USES all ammo. I think I'll buy another with the cool "cut-outs"

Carried a SW 360PD today to lunch in SOB holster. I’m sure I printed but hey, this is Texas. F $&@ ‘em!

Black Widow .22 Mag with a boot grip and a pocket holster.

So far. Nothing. Checked out several yesterday, including the Kahr and NAA mini mag. Definitely appreciate all the feed back fellas.

I was thinking about one of these. How do you like it? 22 mag would be a stopper

My Dad carried a 22 Mag in his boot always, that was the first pistol I ever shot as a young boy while finishing off a deer. He was ex LEO and that little pistol was his back up if the 44 mag on his waist needed help lol. His was a Derringer though.

Dont think Id like to take a Hornady Critical Defense .22 WMR anywhere on my body.

I love these tiny guns, great for deep cover

I think they might take a little practice to get to and shoot without capping yourself

Colt Cobra (lightweight), made in '57. Old school.

The first time I shot it I was shocked at how accurate it is. At 15 feet it was about a 2" group offhand. The fixed sight black widow has legitimate sights that are easy to see. The trigger takes some getting to know though, It's tiny so it feels heavy. The boot grip is a must if you're wanting it to be super concealable and easy to get out of a pocket. The big rubber grip is just too big. I got the convertible model so it shoots .22 long rifle too. By far one of my best gun purchases. The holster I got on EBay from a woman in Arkansas who hand makes them for every model of NAA guns. It holds spare shells in the button flap.

Seecamp 380 in a DM Bullard pocket carry holster. Lot of good choices mentioned, but I find this is the most concealable pocket pistol with sufficient capacity to meet one's needs. Mika pocket holster is also an excellent choice and a tad cheaper than the Bullard. Most of the pocket pistols, I find are two wide to quickly remove from a jean pocket, whereas the thinner Seecamp slips out quickly and easily.

I'm in process of getting my LTC and have been considering a pocket pistol. After my LTC class Saturday, I rented a Ruger LCPII. I was really surprised how accurate it was and I was impressed with the trigger. Of course the rental gun had several thousand rounds through it so it was well broken in. I'm strongly considering the LCPII.

If I do get it, I'll get a Alabama Holster pocket holster for it. https://www.alabamaholster.com/product/front-pocket-holster/

I have an extra still in box and plastic as I bought (2) years ago and use one as a everyday boot gun and have for years. This is my boot gun. Tiniest pistol I've ever seen. Buy the right kind of ammo and it's a keeper.