Mouse guns

**Hawk** · December 5th, 2018, 01:37 PM

Originally Posted by Bang

Recoil can be relative. Pretty sure that recoil would not be something one would be noticing very much in a must stop the threat situation.

The P3AT in my front (trousers/denims) pocket can do far more toward stopping a threat than I can do physically myself alone.

Yes it can, I relate recoil to "can I comfortably and accurately" shot 100 rounds a session with it. I would put away my Keltec P3AT just after a few mags. I can shoot 100 rounds a session comfortably with my P32.

The question is how many rounds does it take a session and how many sessions a month to stay proficient with a handgun for SD? It's my contention that many who carry a snappy handgun don't complain because they don't practice as often as they should and with enough rounds in a session.

**Gunsnwater** · December 5th, 2018, 02:24 PM

Originally Posted by knight0334

I carry mouse guns to compensate for my huge wang..

Everybody Wang Chung tonight.

**aubie515** · December 8th, 2018, 05:24 PM

Ironic to see this thread as I just picked up a Seecamp LWS32 last weekend. This pistol is so small and it's going to be my daily carry pistol. I'm waiting on ammo to arrive. So many and takes up no room in my pocket.

I'll probably use Lehigh Defense ammo as I'm a fan of their products.

I'd never trust a KT to my life of the lives of my family.

**MarkS20** · December 9th, 2018, 09:51 PM

Double wammy here. I have both a Jennings J25 and a Raven MP-25. The Jennings is a little bit more comfortable to shoot than the Raven Neither have been to the range in a year so its getting time for at least one of them to travel.

**nra-life-member** · December 11th, 2018, 04:02 PM

Had a nice Beretta Tomcat 32 INOX- but heck it was almost as big as a P7.

A nice Rohrbaugh R9 would fit the bill.

**dannyb** · December 11th, 2018, 07:39 PM

I had a Rohrbaugh. Was not impressed. Ammo finicky and a PITA to take down and clean.

**Flash** · December 12th, 2018, 11:06 PM

"...in the eye of the beholder." I guess. Or in the grip of the recoil-sensitive, maybe.

I consider the KelTec P3AT about the ultimate in concealability/practicability - - FOR MY PURPOSES ! Though a P-11 is a fine EDC on its IWB belt hook.

My wife thinks the P32 is as much as she could/would want to hold onto in a small gun, but prefers a square-framed 3" J-frame 38SPL.

Everybody else's mileage will differ.

Flash