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The short answer from somebody that tried pocket carry...
It only works if standing.
Just try getting that handgun into play from sitting in a vehicle or at a table or desk. I tossed the pocket...

His shooting style is a little known Ethiopian Hawaiian urban Chicago style rarely seen outside of camp David and a couple Girl Scout ranges.

I bought a used PM9 that has been 100% reliable and had a chance to snag a new CW9 for a bargain price. I have had no failures or malfunctions at all with it either. Even my rapid fire strings are...

MiniTuck is perfect for the Kahr. I use a SuperTuck Delux for my G23. Go with the horsehide- its worth the extra $10.

I hope to see all quality gun makers prosper!
I bought a new glock 23 in September 1994 on the same day Bill Clinton signed the "assault weapon ban". I still have it. it has never failed to function...

Between the SuperTuck and the QuickClip is the MiniTuck by CrossBreed. Its what I carry my PM9 in but it fits my CW9 also. Its perfect for this size and weight gun. I bought the lightly used PM with...

any of them will do. I prefer the location of the safety on the 870. just personal preference and what I'm used to. lots of used police trade-ins around sometimes.

I have a pm9 and a cw9. I don't like pocket carry and that is the only reason to choose the pm/cm size over the cw IMO. The little bit extra in the grip is more comfortable and easier to shoot and no...

Freejay, where are you in Illinois?
and welcome to the forum, from a fellow IL resident also hoping we get RTC this year!

you'll love the CBMT. as for the clips, they mount with a single screw so no reason why you couldn't mod the CB with other clips

I want to add, for a red dot to be fast and effective, it has to have a pretty large viewing area. which will change the dynamics and overall size of the weapon.

I've toyed with various optics and red dots on race guns, handguns, and carbines. IMO, just spend yer money ($200 or less) on a Crimson Trace laser trigger guard. no gunsmithing, no fuss, and it...

If the new gun comes with a barrel chamber and it is within spec, there is no way I would have anybody ream it. If its not within spec (highly unlikely) then its the manufacturor's job to correct it....

same here. no experience with the MTAC but I'm very happy with my CB MiniTuck and PM9.

damn gravity.
best wishes.

My mother always refered to those awkward 11-12 year old youth as "tweenagers".

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9mm is my personal minimum and the pm9 is about as small a 9 as I can find. I have .22s for plinking and have other centerfire handguns from 9mm, .38sp and .357mag, .40, .45, .44mag with barrels...

I get very good accuracy out of my pm9 but the long trigger pull took some getting used to. Kahrs are not known for accuracy issues but then again, my friend bought a new Mercedes that was a total...

yup. what do people expect when you put a community organizer in charge of a country?

You're right, recoil is somewhat subjective within the usual laws of physics. I've never been bothered by recoil (fortunately).
Brian Enos is great. Years ago I had the opportunity to shoot with Rob...

I occaisionally practice with a few rounds weak side.
My rifle coach (former Army Ranger) of days gone by almost lost his right arm mid-forearm in an accident. It was surgically reattached and after...

a .45acp that's NOT a 1911? it just seems so wrong!
I sold a 70 series Combat Commander (1974mfg, new in box, papers, trigger tag, and even wax paper wrapped mag) because I just couldn't bring...

If you don't want your metal base plates, I'm needing 2 of them. Looking to buy them of course. I know I can buy them from Kahr but haven't got 'round to it yet.

Congratulations. The MiniTuck is the right choice. I carry a PM9 in one but my CW9 fits and carries nicely in the same holster.
I've carried a Glock 23 in a SuperTuck and its a great holster for mid...

Buckmark or Ruger, whichever you like most. I have 2 Buckmarks and they have been great, both of mine have adjustable wonderful triggers. I'm looking for a Buckmark Camper for my daughter.