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| quote: Can anyone suggest a 380 pocket pistol for EDC that is not too expensive but dependable.
Ruger LCP, <$200 |
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| quote: Originally posted by Voshterkoff:
Nobody will convince me to carry a loaded and cocked SAO with only a trigger blade safety.
I have been doing it for years, P238 & P938. For a long time I did not load the pipe and carried it cocked and safety OFF in my front pocket. Never did the hammer fall accidently. So a full mag. and one in the pipe, safety ON, I feel very comfortable.
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| quote: Originally posted by Voshterkoff:
LCP2 does not have a traditional safety, only a glock style trigger blade.
You did not say LCP. You said "single action only". Those Glock type are striker fire. My mistake.
Faster horses, younger women,
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| quote: Smith and Wesson Bodyuard.
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| quote: Originally posted by cowboycopus:
You did not say LCP.
You said "single action only". Those Glock type are striker fire. My mistake.
The LCP is hammer fired, semi cocked DAO. The LCP2 is hammer fired SAO with no safety. To carry one chambered it will be a cocked SAO without a safety, unlike the Mustang clones. |
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