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Woodman
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Smallest I've ever owned: AMT 380 BackUp II. Had it from 1997 to 2010.
The 380Backup was the first firearm I owned. Very slim; not a plinker. I went on to own several of the AMT DAO models, including the .45ACP - very well-made gun.

The smallest was a Walther TPH .22LR; that was sold to a buyer in Hawaii; no extra charge to ship it from Targetmaster in Chadds Ford, PA.
 
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I've got a few others (Ruger LCP and LCP2), but this Seecamp LWS380 is my favorite because of the quality of the build and tiny size (for a .380 ACP).



It's also a Milford. You've got a keeper there!



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Nismo
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I had a Hogue on my LCP before and it was great. I ended up trading it and then trading and getting another LCP. I got another Hogue but the fit was loose so I took it off. Kinda at a loss on what to do.


Maybe buy another to see if that one is a defect?
 
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BennerP220
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I will probably end up doing that. The hogue does really improve the tiny gun.

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Originally posted by BennerP220:
I had a Hogue on my LCP before and it was great. I ended up trading it and then trading and getting another LCP. I got another Hogue but the fit was loose so I took it off. Kinda at a loss on what to do.


Maybe buy another to see if that one is a defect?
 
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Leeann
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Beretta Bobcat .25 ACP



Sig P226 .40 S&W
Sig SP2022 9mm
RIA 1911 Gov't .45
...and more
 
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I posted this elsewhere, but it's a slow day (as are most of them these days). I added a new mouse gun. This one makes my Seecamp look large by comparison.




You can't truly call yourself "peaceful" unless you are capable of great violence. If you're not capable of great violence, you're not peaceful, you're harmless.

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I have S&W M&P BG 380,Jennings .32 auto. Cobar .38 special stack barrel derringer.I call them my mouse guns.
 
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GCE61
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Todays .380 Work from Home Mousegun

 
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Appliance Brad
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This is my wife's EDC KelTec P3AT. I sent the slide to CCR several years ago to have it finished in her favorite dark red. Holster is from Big River Leather.

I have the same pistol with stock slide and no exotic leather on my holster.

100_6175 by Brad Benzing, on Flickr


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No picture but a Walther PPK.

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Pickle Rick
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Originally posted by fpuhan:
I posted this elsewhere, but it's a slow day (as are most of them these days). I added a new mouse gun. This one makes my Seecamp look large by comparison.



I didn't forget the offer I promised. Just waiting on better news on thr virus front as I have a high risk family member. Thanks, John


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arfmel
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mouse gun du jour

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ArtieS
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Baby Hammerless. Late 1930s. .22 short. Nonfunctional... Well, it would fire. Once.

EDC is a 938.



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Alfred Hornik, Sunday, December 2, 1945 to his family, on his continuing duty to others for surviving WW II.
 
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Gibb
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I lost my HDD so I'll have to replicate the photo of my "poor man's food protection" pic with my Raven .25acp and a Cup-O-Noodles...



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Walther PP .380 and Ruger LCR in .22Mag. The Ruger was acquired from a member here. Thanks Again!



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My mouse guns are a .Jennings .32 auto,S&W M&P BG 380. & Corba .38 spl stack barrel derringer.
 
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In addition to my Seecamp LWS380, I have a few other "mice", the most enjoyable to actually shoot is my all stainless (with electroless nickel finish) Sig P238.

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"I'm not fluent in the language of violence, but I know enough to get around in places where it's spoken."
 
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I have a corba stack barrel .38 spl derringer and a S&W M&P BG 380.
 
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Spieler
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Beretta M21 and Mauser M1914.







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