Todays Modern Derringer.

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Todays Modern Derringer.

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looks ok to me!!! I like my 642 it goes with me most of the time
the LC 9 goes in my boot a fair amount also if & when we go some where
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Yep. For most 'social situations' I'd rather have the little Ruger LCP than a one or two-shot 45 Colt.

Not all, but most.

I suppose if I really thought I'd need any kind of weapon, I'd either stay home, or if I still had to go there, take my M1A Scout rifle or Para Ordnance double-stack 1911 or Ruger Redhawk....

.....but for all those days you just think things will be fine and cheery and safe, but want something in case they aren't - those little flat-sided Rugers are hard to beat... 8)

Of course, I don't have one..... :(
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AJMD429 wrote:Yep. For most 'social situations' I'd rather have the little Ruger LCP than a one or two-shot 45 Colt.

Not all, but most.

I suppose if I really thought I'd need any kind of weapon, I'd either stay home, or if I still had to go there, take my M1A Scout rifle or Para Ordnance double-stack 1911 or Ruger Redhawk....

.....but for all those days you just think things will be fine and cheery and safe, but want something in case they aren't - those little flat-sided Rugers are hard to beat... 8)

Of course, I don't have one..... :(

They ain't exactly costy, Doc.

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A Glock 26 is just a tad bit larger and if you want to you can reload it with a 33 round magazine from a Glock 18.
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My BIL just got an LC-9 with the "integral" laser in front of the trigger guard. That little thing really shoots good! :o
(He also picked up a used Glock 23 and he can't shoot it to save his life. He mostly hits 6-8" low with it (at 7 yards). I tried it and it shot right on for me....)

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you can get 10 and 15 round mags for the lc; just ordered a 10 rounder, and a viridian green laser so I can hang upside down and shoot the bad stuff weak side offhand while swinging toward the other vine..... where my backup spears are :D


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FWiedner wrote:
AJMD429 wrote:Of course, I don't have one..... :(
They ain't exactly costy, Doc. :wink:
That's not the issue; I just live in a Free State, where CCW is not a big deal, and don't go places where having a big ol' Para Ordnance 12-shot "Officer's Model" 45 sticking out of my pants pocket causes a problem. :D If I lived in a more 'progressive' place, I'd be doing deep-concealment with the Ruger LCP on a daily basis, but where I live, if I switch from 'mid-size' guns, it would probably be to a Ruger Redhawk or perhaps a Calico 950... :o :mrgreen:
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casastahle wrote:Image


Nice little shooter

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