Small Sub compact

capshot · 02-04-2009

After searching the forum, I have seen alot of small sub compacts, I have been looking because work will allow handguns aslong as it is concealed. Now I was looking at the P3AT and the Ruger LCP, a little bigger is not to bad, I was wondering what you guys can recommend. It will probley be in a ankle holster or pocket holster.

40calPUNISHER · 02-04-2009

If you dont mind me asking, where do you work that will allow you to carry? And are they hiring?

Do you wear any type of uniform? Shirts tucked in or out?

shooter521 · 02-04-2009

Pocket holster:
Kel-Tec P32/P3AT
Ruger LCP
Kahr P380 or PM9
Colt Mustang/Pony Pocketlite

Ankle holster - any of the above, plus:
S&W J-Frame .38
Bersa Thunder 380
Glock 26/27
Kahr P- or CW- series

capshot · 02-04-2009

I work in a call center, In the policy it states no weapons in the building, per the owner, he is fine with the weapon being in the vehicle and fine with it being in the building as long as it is a subcompact weapon it is concealed and that you have a LTCH. I have to admit I can't complain lol

. As for the dress policy it is normally jeans and a Button shirt or Polo shirt so not bad at all.

cce1302 · 02-04-2009

The ones you listed are more "mouse guns" and to those I would add a Beretta Tomcat.

Subcompacts are more the 3" autos like the Glock 27 and the XD subcompact line, which are very concealable in an IWB holster with an untucked shirt.

Between those are guns like the Walther PPK/s and Sig 232.

shooter521 · 02-04-2009

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Originally Posted by cce1302

I would add a Beretta Tomcat.

Yup, forgot that one. And the NAA Guardians, too.

Quote:

Subcompacts are more the 3" autos like the Glock 27 and the XD subcompact line

I was keying on the gun size and modes of carry the OP stated that he preferred. An XD-9SC might be called a subcompact, but you're not going to pocket carry one... even ankle carry would be problematic for most folks with a gun that size.

Travis45 · 02-04-2009

Glock 26 or 27. Maybe a 30SF if you want a .45.

tskin · 02-04-2009

Springfield Armory XD Subcompact 40 cal

hpclayto · 07-03-2009

Quote:

Originally Posted by tskin

Springfield Armory XD Subcompact 40 cal

Agreed. I carry one in a supertuck like its not even there.

Pami · 02-04-2009

If that's the case you could probably carry IWB pretty easily. I suppose it depends on your wardrobe, but my husband had no issues at all concealing his G19 based on his current wardrobe and rarely prints.

ETA: Although, a G19 doesn't fall under "subcompact" does it? You could carry a G26 pretty easily, then.

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capshot Plinker Join Date: Jan 2009 Posts: 115	Small Sub compact After searching the forum, I have seen alot of small sub compacts, I have been looking because work will allow handguns aslong as it is concealed. Now I was looking at the P3AT and the Ruger LCP, a little bigger is not to bad, I was wondering what you guys can recommend. It will probley be in a ankle holster or pocket holster.

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40calPUNISHER The KING Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Indy Posts: 1,265	If you dont mind me asking, where do you work that will allow you to carry? And are they hiring? Do you wear any type of uniform? Shirts tucked in or out? __________________

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cce1302 Expert Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: South Bend Posts: 1,805	The ones you listed are more "mouse guns" and to those I would add a Beretta Tomcat. Subcompacts are more the 3" autos like the Glock 27 and the XD subcompact line, which are very concealable in an IWB holster with an untucked shirt. Between those are guns like the Walther PPK/s and Sig 232. __________________ They all go bang every time.

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Pami Certified Cheesehead Importer Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Next to Lars Posts: 4,114	If that's the case you could probably carry IWB pretty easily. I suppose it depends on your wardrobe, but my husband had no issues at all concealing his G19 based on his current wardrobe and rarely prints. ETA: Although, a G19 doesn't fall under "subcompact" does it? You could carry a G26 pretty easily, then. __________________ *Well-behaved women seldom make history. Laurel Thatcher Ulrich Have a question? Check out the INGO FAQ:* http://ingunowners.com/forums/genera...qs_sticky.html Still don't get the minimum post count rule? Watch the videos in this thread: http://ingunowners.com/forums/break_...ed_before.html

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shooter521 Certified Glock Nut Join Date: May 2008 Location: Indianapolis, IN USA Posts: 5,287	Pocket holster: Kel-Tec P32/P3AT Ruger LCP Kahr P380 or PM9 Colt Mustang/Pony Pocketlite Ankle holster - any of the above, plus: S&W J-Frame .38 Bersa Thunder 380 Glock 26/27 Kahr P- or CW- series

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capshot Plinker Join Date: Jan 2009 Posts: 115	I work in a call center, In the policy it states no weapons in the building, per the owner, he is fine with the weapon being in the vehicle and fine with it being in the building as long as it is a subcompact weapon it is concealed and that you have a LTCH. I have to admit I can't complain lol . As for the dress policy it is normally jeans and a Button shirt or Polo shirt so not bad at all.

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Travis45 Plinker Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Muncie Posts: 62	Glock 26 or 27. Maybe a 30SF if you want a .45.

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tskin Plinker Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: West Central Indiana Posts: 170	Springfield Armory XD Subcompact 40 cal

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