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    Default lc9 or bodyguard

    I'm thinking about going with a Lc9 to replace my stolen 380 bodyguard.I really liked the Bodyguard and was going to buy another,but I fondled a Lc9 today and kind of liked it.It's a little bigger,has a mag saftey and doesn't have double strike capabilities.It does carry one more round and is in 9mm also cheaper.This will be my BUG/summer carry.What do you guys and gals think?

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    Default Re: lc9 or bodyguard

    I had an LC9, I really liked the size and feel. But I could not get past the very long trigger pull. I did not feel like I would be able to operate the gun reliably under stress.

    However http://www.gallowayprecision.com/ now makes a new hammer and trigger bar that eliminate that issue.

    Now the wife is shopping for a new CCW and she has decided on an LC9 with the trigger parts from Galloway.

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    Default Re: lc9 or bodyguard

    I haven't handled a Bodygaurd, but I recently compared a LC9 and a Taurus PT709 Slim. I went with the Taurus because it has no magazine safety, and it does have double-strike capabilities, yet with a manual safety and short single action trigger. It is similarly sized to the LC9. You might want to consider the Taurus if those things are important to you. Also, 9mm > .380
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    Default Re: lc9 or bodyguard

    I LOVE my LC9 and I've been practicing with it...and the more I use it, the easier the trigger gets.

    I am probably biased but I am loving it and think it was a great choice for me.

    Its ending up to be my handbag carry...just this week got an LCP for my body carry because I couldn't quite conceal the LC9 the way I wanted to. I wish the LCP had the little thumb safety, though, like the LC9 does. I love that feature.
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    Default Re: lc9 or bodyguard

    Lc9, had a lcp and shot the bodygaurd plenty, the lc9 is a good gun and I love the fact that its a 9 over a 380..
    goodluck

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    Default Re: lc9 or bodyguard

    SA XD-s in 9mm......when it comes out?

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    Default Re: lc9 or bodyguard

    You may want to check out some of the kahr c series. very compact yet shootable and more reasonable than you would think.

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    Default Re: lc9 or bodyguard

    I shot Khars before.There alright.Local gunshop is having a sell for the lc9 for under $300 so I'm think I'm going that way.

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    Default Re: lc9 or bodyguard

    Quote Originally Posted by DougX View Post
    I shot Khars before.There alright.Local gunshop is having a sell for the lc9 for under $300 so I'm think I'm going that way.
    After shooting a friend's LC9 I had to look into them further. I researched them quite a bit, and the major complaint is the abundance of safety do-dads. Other than that, they've been praised and recommended. Under $300 is a good price... where's that at?

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    Default Re: lc9 or bodyguard

    There got to be away to get rid of the mag saftey,you don't have to use the thumb saftey.Grice's is having a sell.

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