Interesting SD gun comparison...

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Interesting SD gun comparison...

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I guess the most important thing still remains "situation, situation, situation"...

Noisy Cricket (NAA .32 ACP)
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Elliot (Spits at Her) (Cobra .38sp)

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In 95% of where I go, Noisy Cricket is the SD (main or BUG) of choice.

OTOH, where Critters Roam, and Snakes are an "issue" I wanted a .38 Shot Load at the bare minimum. (Are Ranchers really going to shoot it out with their Ice Cream Guy? Who needs more than 2 (concealable from DOT) out there?)

Anyway, thought the Visual Comparison would be interesting...

(Note that both guns are made in Utah. A .32 ACP 6+1 and a .38 Derringer... What's not to love?)
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That's a neat combo! but to bad bout the cobra
seen many snakes on your routes?
I carry my stub 642 with 2 snake loads, kills them deader than yesterdays scandals :lol:


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ollogger wrote:That's a neat combo! but to bad bout the cobra
seen many snakes on your routes?
I carry my stub 642 with 2 snake loads, kills them deader than yesterdays scandals :lol:


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Too many/Lots. That's why I sprung fr a gun I would likely not otherwise buy.

I can get away with a well concealed derringer, but not my SP101...
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Neat comparison
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went back to carrying my Glock 27 as my EDC...it works...actually sold all of my 5-shot snubs... :)
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Yes, I am a huge fan of American made guns and your choices are down to Earth but...........................

Here's point for discussion:

I believe it was the late great Jeff Cooper who said.........There's no need for a snake load because if you see the snake, just walk around it and if he bites you, well, you know the rest.-------------------6
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I have a NAA in .32NAA, a .380 necked down to .32. I see great minds think alike!! But I have to admit it kicks worse than my .454 Casull.

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30wcf wrote:went back to carrying my Glock 27 as my EDC...it works...actually sold all of my 5-shot snubs... :)
GLO27FS_F.jpg
The Glock 27 is the ultimate carry piece. There is nothin better. Lot of wantabe Glocks out there, but they can't compare. 8)
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tman wrote:...
The Glock 27 is the ultimate carry piece. There is nothin better. Lot of wantabe Glocks out there, but they can't compare. 8)
Had a 27. Carried a 27 daily for a long time. Can't disagree at all... from a practical standpoint... EXCEPT where even the 27 is too large...

Like when wearing swimming trunks (Lake Michigan & the NAA Guardian) or when needing "you aren't allowed" Deep Cover where shooting non-human vermin is not only accepted by the general population but praised...

That's where the Derringer (no expended shells/evidence to collect) becomes useful...
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tman wrote:
30wcf wrote:went back to carrying my Glock 27 as my EDC...it works...actually sold all of my 5-shot snubs... :)
GLO27FS_F.jpg
The Glock 27 is the ultimate carry piece. There is nothin better. Lot of wantabe Glocks out there, but they can't compare. 8)

I would agree with you -- until I encountered the Springfield XDS .45. Just small and light enough to be a true pocket pistol fitting in any pocket I own, rather than the Glock 27 and 36 which only fit comfortably in the roomiest.

http://onthefiringlines.com/wp-content/ ... xds451.jpg
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