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  1. #1
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    Question Sub-Compact Information

    A few weeks ago I bout a PX4 Storm full size and love it, however when it came to CC I wasn't sure how easy it would be to carry, as I am more of a thin build and wasn't sure I could carry my weapon IWB.

    So I just wanted to get some possible opinions about a good sub-compact to maybe look into.

    thanks again!

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    Default Re: Sub-Compact Information

    Here's my review of a subcompact CC option I recently purchased, in case it's helpful: http://forum.pafoa.org/pistols-41/13...-few-pics.html

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    Default Re: Sub-Compact Information

    I just picked up a G27 so I am on that kick right now. Great gun and very affordable. I picked mine up for 399.00 LNIB never fired.
    Look to the One Who is wearing what should have been your scars...

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    Default Re: Sub-Compact Information

    storm sub compact. i have one, easy to carry. great shooter

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    Default Re: Sub-Compact Information

    I have a Beretta PX4 Storm Sub-compact in 9mm and I carry it in a Crossbreed supertuck holster and I think it is awesome. But I am not a thin build, 5'11, 225lbs. 36" waist. It is too large for my wife to carry, 5'10 155, so she carries a Taurus 709 slim stainless in a crossbreed supertuck and it is invisible under most shirts. I have never had any problems with either weapon, but from a subjective point of view, the Beretta is fantastic to shoot. Very comfortable and easy to control, very little muzzle flip and no soreness after even 100 rounds. With a full mag and 1 in the chamber it is a little heavy. And because it is a double stack mag its "thick" too. The Taurus on the other hand has quite a bit of muzzle flip and my hand will be sore after 50 rounds or so. But that may also be that it is too small for my hands.

    Hope this helps

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    Default Re: Sub-Compact Information

    I loved shooting my glock 26, but my P2000sk is thinner and easier to conceal. It's now my new carry weapon. I love it.

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    Default Re: Sub-Compact Information

    I'm 6"3, 175. I carry and SR9C. Nice and thin and it conceals great in a Minotaur M-TAC

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    Default Re: Sub-Compact Information

    love my Taurus 709 Slim.......Less than an inch wide and 17 oz. Carry it very concealed in my crossbreed minituck

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    Default Re: Sub-Compact Information

    I say go with a power house double stack Glock 26 or 27. You wont be sorry, you'll be envied... .
    http://forum.pafoa.org/image.php?type=sigpic&userid=22341&dateline=139092  6582

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    Default Re: Sub-Compact Information

    love my springfield xd 9 subcompact.....supertuck iwb

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