Pocket Gun Show -N- Tell

[MAC100]

I touched up the stippling a bit.

Tomrrow the slide is headed to Avon along with some Dawson Precision night sights. @AllenM will be cerakoting the slide graphic black and installing the sights for me. Looking forward to having it returned and seeing how it looks complete.

like what you did with that Kahr. I have one also please post pics after your slide work.

 

[Lebowski]

like what you did with that Kahr. I have one also please post pics after your slide work.

Thanks. The slide will be here tomorrow or Tuesday and I'll do just that.

 

[MCgrease08]

S&W Bodyguard .38 spl on the lower left.

 

[nakinate]

S&W Bodyguard .38 spl on the lower left.

I was about to comment on how big your pockets must be to fit that Glock, but then I saw the revolver.

 

[MCgrease08]

I was about to comment on how big your pockets must be to fit that Glock, but then I saw the revolver.

My pockets are big... because my wife and kids keep their hands in them.

 

[Lebowski]

like what you did with that Kahr. I have one also please post pics after your slide work.

Ask and you shall receive:

Now with a black slide and night sights. @AllenM did a great job. I'll write a proper review of his services later. I'm pleased.

 

[nakinate]

Ask and you shall receive:

Now with a black slide and night sights. @AllenM did a great job. I'll write a proper review of his services later. I'm pleased.

I like the black slide a lot more than the 2 tone look. Nice piece!

 

[Rollerman]

Couple pics of my Bauer Automatic in .25ACP, made by Bauer Firearms in Fraser, MI & is a near stainless copy of a Baby Browning.
Nice sturdy little gun & about as small as I can handle with my large hands.
.45ACP round in 1st pic for a size reference.

 

[PaulJF]

Not the best pic. My Black Pearl P238.

 

[tcecil88]

Couple pics of my Bauer Automatic in .25ACP, made by Bauer Firearms in Fraser, MI & is a near stainless copy of a Baby Browning.
Nice sturdy little gun & about as small as I can handle with my large hands.
.45ACP round in 1st pic for a size reference.

Nice!

 

[rugertoter]

Here is my main pocket gun:

Runs great.

 

[familyevents]

I am also a P938 guy, either pocket carry it or IWB with a Nate2 holster. Have had the P238 previous but is only a little smaller and prefer the 9mm...

 

[Dr.Midnight]

I think I may have finally, after all these years, found the perfect carry gun for me. This particular one is a Sig Sauer P938 SAS version. I haven't put enough rounds through it to be completely comfortable with it, but if the next 300 are like the last 200, it's a winner.



Of course I also had to get the 22lr conversion kit for it. The one I bought is the target model. I haven't fired it yet, but it's on the top of my list of things to do this weekend.

 

[nakinate]

^^^
I love the SAS. Very nice gun!

 

[SchwansManDan]

Sadly, the wife's mother passed away last year after a relatively short battle with pancreatic cancer. She was a bit of a packrat, but we knew there was at least one handgun in the house. It took months to find it. And it had friends.

Finally, I found an old alligator hide suitcase in the back of the closet in my wife's grandmother's bedroom. (Grandma passed away 17 years ago.) Inside the suitcase, stored in old socks, were four wheel guns and two semi-autos. The guns were once owned by my wife's grandfather, who has been gone for 30 years. He was briefly with the FBI, and spent most of his career as an enforcer for the IRS in the People's Republic of Cook County, IL.

I remember Gramma talking about a Beretta but had never seen it. My mind pictured something more substantial than this 1953 Model 950 in .25ACP. Still it's a fun pistol to shoot and I have not had any failures at the range. (The wife has had some stovepipes, but her grip is not quite as strong as mine.) I do find it difficult to shoot accurately at longer ranges. Still, I can put multiple head shots on a silhouette at shorter distances, which is what I believe the gun was made to do.

 

[SchwansManDan]

We also found another real oldie ... a Fritz Mann in .25ACP.

I have not fired this one yet. The magazine loaded just fine, but I had trouble chambering a round and decided to put it back in the range bag until we get a chance to have it checked by a gunsmith.

 

[gglass]

 

[jhelm]

I'm a big fan of the kimber solo DC

 

[Tomc1947]

Beretta Model 71, Mfg in 1958, first production year:

View attachment 39470

 

[00BlasterResto]

I got a new kimber and my fiance decided she must have one too. She is extra prego right now though so it probably won't make it to the range for a couple months...
Just a quick pic...