Carry Pistol for 350.00? - Page 3

target64 · 07-04-2009

If you are looking at a semiauto. I would suggest any of the Taurus Millenium Pro series..They are all nice, compact, reliable firearms. They can be purchased NIB from around $319-$349.

Rafterman · 07-05-2009

Keep the Glock. I would go with a Glock 19. Hard to beat.

clfergus · 07-05-2009

Thanks everyone for all of the advice. I was talking to my wifes uncle yesterday and he actually has a P-32 he carrys. He said I could take it out and see how I like it. Right now I am leaning toward that or the P3AT.

Gonna keep my g23. I will have to also give a snubbie a look. I shot a colt .38 police special once but remember I couldnt hit anything. I did see on you tube where the Kel-TEc pockets were actually fairly accurate out to 15 feet.

I like the possible setup of the Kel-Tec and one of the desantis holsters for the pockets.

Truckerman79 · 07-05-2009

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rafterman

Keep the Glock. I would go with a Glock 19. Hard to beat.

Your 23 is the same size as the 19, which is what I have. I got a custom made IWB rig from a fellow INGO member. It conceals perfectly.

yogiboobooranger · 07-05-2009

Actually the newer Snubbies are quite accurate if you shoot their recommended ammo since they are usually sighted in at the factory with readily available loads. I had a Kel-tec, liked it for pocket carry, but was not something I wanted to take to the range for practice sessions (Not fun to shoot). So I went with a snubbie and love to take it shooting. Can practice lots, easy to clean, and all kids of ammo options. Just my $.02!

Buckaroo · 07-05-2009

Firearms, Guns, Rifles. Grain Valley, Missouri.

You might look there and see if he has anything you might be looking for. He is a reputable dealer.

Buckaroo

CANDYMANGRAHAM83 · 07-05-2009

You can never go wrong with a CZ or Small cal ruger. I carry a CZ cal. 380 I find that it is easy to keep on the belt dosn't get in the way. I also find that when you find the bullets they are decent priced now days compared to many others.

Bulgy74 · 07-05-2009

Hmmmm... Like I say, "buy once, cry once..."

Had you not spent a measly $350 last time, you would have $700 now, wouldn't you?

You could spend $350 again and then be looking at $1050 next time you need yet another pistol...

dak109 · 07-09-2009

Holsters make all the difference. I like a simply rugged pancake. I have to leave my shirt untucked or where a cover garment though. Been thinking more about OC though.

CoyoteCreekGuns · 07-09-2009

Another option is the SCCY CPX-1 (KelTec P11 style) It can be had for less than $300 and you can spend the rest on ammo and a holster.

07-04-2009	#1 (permalink)
target64 DOOMINATOR Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Central Indiana - BFE Posts: 297	If you are looking at a semiauto. I would suggest any of the Taurus Millenium Pro series..They are all nice, compact, reliable firearms. They can be purchased NIB from around $319-$349. __________________ Sometimes I wonder.........and at other times......... I just do not care.

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yogiboobooranger Plinker Join Date: May 2008 Location: La Porte Posts: 69	Actually the newer Snubbies are quite accurate if you shoot their recommended ammo since they are usually sighted in at the factory with readily available loads. I had a Kel-tec, liked it for pocket carry, but was not something I wanted to take to the range for practice sessions (Not fun to shoot). So I went with a snubbie and love to take it shooting. Can practice lots, easy to clean, and all kids of ammo options. Just my $.02! __________________ When it comes to self defense a gun in your hand beats 911 on the phone every time.

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Buckaroo Marksman Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: NWI Posts: 371	Firearms, Guns, Rifles. Grain Valley, Missouri. You might look there and see if he has anything you might be looking for. He is a reputable dealer. Buckaroo __________________ Join us at http://www.npccc.net/

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CoyoteCreekGuns Clinging to the Lord, Jesus Christ Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Beautiful Northern Brown County Indiana Posts: 282	Another option is the SCCY CPX-1 (KelTec P11 style) It can be had for less than $300 and you can spend the rest on ammo and a holster. __________________ Coyote Creek Guns Check Out My Feedback Here Check Out My Profile Here, and let me know if there is anything I can help you out with. If you care about the quality of this forum. Then do what I have done, become a Site Supporter, click here.

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07-05-2009	#2 (permalink)
Rafterman Plinker Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 50	Keep the Glock. I would go with a Glock 19. Hard to beat.

07-05-2009	#3 (permalink)
clfergus Joy in The Journey Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Southeast Indy Posts: 235	Thanks everyone for all of the advice. I was talking to my wifes uncle yesterday and he actually has a P-32 he carrys. He said I could take it out and see how I like it. Right now I am leaning toward that or the P3AT. Gonna keep my g23. I will have to also give a snubbie a look. I shot a colt .38 police special once but remember I couldnt hit anything. I did see on you tube where the Kel-TEc pockets were actually fairly accurate out to 15 feet. I like the possible setup of the Kel-Tec and one of the desantis holsters for the pockets.

07-05-2009	#7 (permalink)
CANDYMANGRAHAM83 Plinker Join Date: Jul 2009 Posts: 50	You can never go wrong with a CZ or Small cal ruger. I carry a CZ cal. 380 I find that it is easy to keep on the belt dosn't get in the way. I also find that when you find the bullets they are decent priced now days compared to many others.

07-05-2009	#8 (permalink)
Bulgy74 BANNED Join Date: Jun 2009 Posts: 102	Hmmmm... Like I say, "buy once, cry once..." Had you not spent a measly $350 last time, you would have $700 now, wouldn't you? You could spend $350 again and then be looking at $1050 next time you need yet another pistol...

07-09-2009	#9 (permalink)
dak109 Plinker Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Brown County Posts: 131	Holsters make all the difference. I like a simply rugged pancake. I have to leave my shirt untucked or where a cover garment though. Been thinking more about OC though.

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