Just traded my lcp 2 for an lcp max 75th. The max is so much better. Holds 10 rounds in the mag, has a stainless steel slide, has tritium night sights that are removable, has a metal trigger. I even kept my viridian laser from the lcp 2. It fits perfectly.
I own the Max 75th the stainless steel slide makes sight acquisition easier because what isn't silver in the sight plane is Sights. It also completely answers the finish corrosion issue. I bought a 2 pack of extra 10 round magazines for $44. 12 round magazines were about the same price. I use the flat floor plate with my magazines for best concealment and pocket carry. If You are running the Pinky extension on the floorplate, you might as well buy the 12 round magazines.
Before a purchase I’m a junkie for these videos then I forget they exist until I’m ready to get something else. This month I’ve been debating a NAA22 vs an LCPMAX or just getting another G26
KelTec P32 - I have two of them, one with the belt clip that attaches to the back of the gun. Seriously, you cannot beat that for deep carry. It is lighter than my iphone, smaller than my wallet and easily accessible with just the belt clip secured to my front pocket. No, it is not a 9mm or even a .380, but when the time comes, it'll do the job and the snap is easily controllable on that little round. Just my $0.02, and you can keep the change...
The Ruger LCP Max is my EDC and I love it! It the Goldilocks between capability and concealability for those who want a pocket, purse, or ankle carry gun.
I have an LCP 2 in 22lr, and I just bought an expensive 380 pocket pistol right before the LCP max came out. Story of my life. I met the girl of my dreams 2 years after marrying my worst nightmare.
That gun has a lot of hater’s but want to try one I’ve been interested but even the gun stores and most videos say it’s nothing great So I am going to give it another look
Agree, I’ve had my original design LCP over 10 yrs, several hundred rounds of FMJ & HP absent a single malfunction. I put around 100 rounds through it last week, accurate out to 10 yards and my hand was sore for a few days.
LCP Max all the way. 12+1 in a very small package. Also, we don't say 3 hundred 80 ACP. We say 380 ACP. The number 3 followed by the number 80. I'm not trying to criticize you. Just some advice.
Anybody or robot that advertises a .22 short for carry can say 380 or three hundred and eighty. It really doesn't matter. The internet these days is like the sears catalog used to be a hundred years ago say or claim anything you want.
@@amazingamerican3958 Either way, it's an extremely simple fix for it to not do that. The person making the videos and/or the editor that adds the voice should know English and/or at-least firearms to know the terms. Otherwise, why listen to videos made by an ignorant fool that knows nothing about them? That would probably deserve criticism.
Good presentation thanks. As small as I will go these days is my Glock 26 in 9mm. I have the extension on the mag so it holds 12 rounds and it easily fits a Glock 17 mag also . I wear that appendix carry and don't even feel it now I'm very satisfied with that brand and have three of theirs now . The most powerful is my G30 in .45 caliber. It's really not much larger than my G26 but heavier of course. Its magazine holds ten rounds .
It's definitely the thinnest .380. The DB380 is slightly thicker... but I don't think there are any 380's thinner than the Pico. There are a whole bunch of smaller firearms than many of these too though that weren't mentioned. The Walther Model 9 is (possibly) the smallest semi-auto ever produced... and the Bernardelli .25acp is the 2nd as far as I know. Other than those, there are many that are only very slightly larger and several dozens at-least that are smaller than most of the guns in the video. I like the Pico, but a lot of people hate them. They're good, small, very concealable, but still powerful and reliable handguns.
Yeah, that's important. I recommend checking out some of the excellent .25ACP pocket guns, like the Baby Browning, Bernardelli .22 and .25, the Walther Model 9 and other weapons in that class. There are some good, reliable, extremely easy to conceal firearms in the class. Some people love and some people have the Pico, but I think it's an excellent weapon for self defense. It's the thinnest of all the .380's at only 0.73" thick... and the DB380 is only 0.02" thicker than that. Some people don't like the DB380 either though. The DB9 is more popular and more loved and it's almost as small as a Ruger LCP... but I probably wouldn't trade an LCP Max for a DB9, despite it being 9mm. I really love the NAA revolvers though. If you don't mind me asking, you have the short, LR or Mag version?
I went with the LR version with the folding holster grip and the short barrel. This was my choice after many videos on ballistics between LR and Mag. With the short barrel, the Mag just blows a lot of powder out the barrel and doesn't improve the ballistics enough to warrant the cost of ammo. I like Federal Punch ammo for this revolver.
@@dalesearcy5734 Nothing better than Federal Punch for these. I've probably seen 90% of all 22lr ammo tested in these and other short barrel firearms and I just haven't seen anything else that compares. It really was designed for guns like this and as far as I know, it's the only ammo designed for guns like this. (...and yeah, I agree with the short barrel decision also, esp with the Federal punch, because the difference is negligeable).
My db9 gen 4 needed all of the internal edges that were eating brass broken with a file. 15 minutes with a fine tooth file was a small effort for the enhanced reliability.
the standard mfg switch gun is my new favorite pocket carry. 5rds of 22 magnum about the size of a pack of cigarettes. I love it. i also have the lcp max, bodyguard 380 and g43 but find myself grabbing the switch when wearing lite clothes.
My friend has a LCP Max. I have a Glock 42. We went shooting at the range. We shot each other’s guns. I could shoot his LPC Max fine but I found it to be a little snappy. He shot my Glock. The look on his face was I should’ve bought the Glock. The max has better capacity. If I need that many rounds, I got into a situation I shouldn’t have. We are both retired law enforcement. We both do own and are proficient with higher caliber weapons. Living at the beach, sometimes 380 is a great summer choice.
My Ruger LCP Max 380 is my main CCW for the summer shorts weather. I tricked it out with an MCarbo trigger, and spring kit, put on a rear night sight, and 12 round magazines! I just put a spare magazine in a front pocket and the gun in a back pocket. The trigger pull is 4 pounds and the gun 100 percent reliable. I use Critical Defense ammo in my 380 and 9mm carry guns!!!!!!!
$40 for the spring kit, $25 for the trigger, about $25 for the mags each, and about $50 for a night sight (I put on only the rear). I bought one item at a time, so the cost didn't hurt as much.
The .380 kenetic energy dump creats a bigger than the 9mm, the difference between the two is minimal, anything under .380 you get into sketchy territory,,,i like the Springfield XDM .45, its a 6 shooter pocket rocket, i like the Ruger LCP Max also, looks like a great on the body deep close piece,,,they make this 1600fps light round for the .380, its a beast with 13 rounds in your pocket and 3 or 4 extra 12 round mags stashed around handy like. This is a great video, im going to watch it again, thank you, all good choices, even the diamondback .380😮😮😮😊❤❤❤❤❤
Im good with my 43x you may not like glocks but its fairly small. its 9mm and glocks just have a reputation for working. Put it in my iwb you cant tell i have it on.i could technically çc my 1911 or ppq tac but there kinda big.on a side note the ppq q4 tac is a great piece
This "voice" does a really good job of reading the manufacturer's brochure. But I'll take my 1911, carry it in my OWB holster, and live to see another day, every day. And by the way, my 1911 .45ACP also packs a mean punch.
Ruger EC9S with a MagGuts +1, I’ve got an invisible in the pocket single stack 9mm with 9 shots. I’m waaaaay good. If I need more than 9, I’ve got bigger problems.
When Has Kahr ever had a Thumb Safety on the CW 380 ? Biggest Lie ever told ! And the trigger is a 7 to 9 pound trigger pull. ( their safety I guess ) not that smooth. This hold review was crap !
do NOT settle for derringers, mini revolvers, 22's, .32's, 25s. or 380 factory ammo. Blow back 380's have to settle for feeble factory ammo, However, locked breech 380's can be safely hand-loaded to have 350 ft lbs, which is a LOT better than the 170 ft lbs of factory 380 s What you do is pull the 50 gr solid copper hps' from Liberty arms 380 ammo and handload them a lot hotter, the powder from 4 rds in 3 rds. as in 1800 fps, as vs the pathetic 1400 fps that is safe in the blowback 380's. The copper hps wont expand reliably at 1400 fps, but they DO at 1800 fps. Hitting twice as hard and getting expansion of the hp takes your stopping probability from 60% to 80+%. That's a major improvement. Reseal the bullets in the case mouths and nobody will ever know that you used re-loaded ammo. The primers, bullets, powder and cases will look exactly like factory ammo. Nobody's going to be pulling the bullets to weigh the powder charges and there wont be any noticeable difference in the powder-stippling on flesh or clothing at close range, either.
Bond Arms firearms are for folks with more $ than brains, the Taurus GX4 is a great choice, the Kahr is overpriced for a low capacity mag, a P32 is too weak unless that's all you can get but ammo is pretty expensive, a rimfire is a joke for self defense but fun to shoot, LOL, the recoil on the Ruger is cab be hard to handle and 380ACP is still not a best option for self defense.
I disagree most of your list have been around longer than the 365 Look it up and let me know but saying the 365 was the beginner of this trend is wrong
lol. Fuck em. They don't need to approve. (edit: there are guns that look like pens, guns that look like wallets, guns that look like brief cases, guns that look like cameras... and lip stick, and many other things. The ATF classifies some of them as "AOW"s though, which is complete BS.
I served as a cop in the day. it is incredibly slow and figity. I wouldn't give a darn, the only feasible place to hide it is your wallet and we take that from you when you are arrested.
Stop saying you only need these many rounds. How does anyone know as each encounter is different and how many misses can you expect when you are scared motherless? and who ever says that their gun has too many rounds, or is too powerful when things go south for real? Maybe there is some who want to run out of ammo and turn on the "lets talk charm instead", but personally, I wouldn't turn down a belt-fed full auto 50 BMG with unlimited reloads when in it instead of bending it over and hoping not to get my butt kicked.
A SERIOUS man will use a pocket 9mm single stack, deepening the chamber in a spare barrel to take Starline Brass's 9x21mm cases, and get the 50 gr solid copper hp to 2100 fps in a 3" barrel. Simply pay a seamstress $50 per pair of pants to enlarge your front pants pocket, especially the "mouth" of that pocket. Use a velcroed in kydex pocket holster. No more recoil than a makarov, but you'll have the 90+% stopping probability of a 125 gr, 1450 fps 357 jhp from a 4" barrel. 500 ft lbs. It'll be AP, too.
You can own one, not to say you could buy one from a store or a FFL dealer and you can't carry it outside your home. As long as you are breaking no other laws, you could keep one in your home and in which case, I would recommend something larger as there would be no point in being small and you could fit something the size of an Uzi in a backpack, gym bag or briefcase/valise.
Just traded my lcp 2 for an lcp max 75th. The max is so much better. Holds 10 rounds in the mag, has a stainless steel slide, has tritium night sights that are removable, has a metal trigger. I even kept my viridian laser from the lcp 2. It fits perfectly.
I own the Max 75th the stainless steel slide makes sight acquisition easier because what isn't silver in the sight plane is Sights. It also completely answers the finish corrosion issue. I bought a 2 pack of extra 10 round magazines for $44. 12 round magazines were about the same price. I use the flat floor plate with my magazines for best concealment and pocket carry. If You are running the Pinky extension on the floorplate, you might as well buy the 12 round magazines.
Is anyone else tired of these AI generated infomercials?
Absolutely !
Heyyy put the playback speed at x.5 😂
Before a purchase I’m a junkie for these videos then I forget they exist until I’m ready to get something else. This month I’ve been debating a NAA22 vs an LCPMAX or just getting another G26
@@kbtken If you get the 22, be sure to get the buckle. It's awesome. You'll need to go to a leather shop for a custom belt. It's worth it!
@@BrandonTheBoyWonder Thank you, I'll try that.
The taurus gx4 or g3c is the way to go for the price, cant be beat.
KelTec P32 - I have two of them, one with the belt clip that attaches to the back of the gun. Seriously, you cannot beat that for deep carry. It is lighter than my iphone, smaller than my wallet and easily accessible with just the belt clip secured to my front pocket. No, it is not a 9mm or even a .380, but when the time comes, it'll do the job and the snap is easily controllable on that little round. Just my $0.02, and you can keep the change...
The Ruger LCP Max is my EDC and I love it! It the Goldilocks between capability and concealability for those who want a pocket, purse, or ankle carry gun.
That have like a 25% defective rate though
@@jason200912 I have fired hundreds of rounds through mine without any problems.
I have an LCP 2 in 22lr, and I just bought an expensive 380 pocket pistol right before the LCP max came out. Story of my life. I met the girl of my dreams 2 years after marrying my worst nightmare.
These damn AI voices. The P 3 hundred and 65!
Get used to it.
My S&W CSX is a great micro compact..12 +1 rounds , hammer fired and super easy to conceal..
That gun has a lot of hater’s but want to try one I’ve been interested but even the gun stores and most videos say it’s nothing great So I am going to give it another look
My choice is the Sig Sauer P238 HD.
Sig Sauer P238 is the best
My mini is lcp original. Can’t beat it
Agree, I’ve had my original design LCP over 10 yrs, several hundred rounds of FMJ & HP absent a single malfunction. I put around 100 rounds through it last week, accurate out to 10 yards and my hand was sore for a few days.
Yeah, I actually prefer the original over the LCP II. It's smaller, more comfortable and I prefer the trigger for CCW.
Glock 42 in three hundred and eighty.
That’s what I carry
Glock 4-2 ? I've heard of them both.
"Derringer style"? Three hundred eighty? I don't think this guy has been around guns for very long.
I get the impression it might be an inexperienced writer with an AI bot voice.
Seecamp LWS32!!!
Yep! There is a lot more brands that run through this now other than the silvertip it was designed around.
Trash trigger
Where’s my Seecamp LWS .32?
My Seecamp is smaller than all of these!
You left out the best one in my opinion!
LCP Max all the way. 12+1 in a very small package. Also, we don't say 3 hundred 80 ACP. We say 380 ACP. The number 3 followed by the number 80. I'm not trying to criticize you. Just some advice.
It's an A.I. generated voice.
oh, yeah??
Anybody or robot that advertises a .22 short for carry can say 380 or three hundred and eighty. It really doesn't matter. The internet these days is like the sears catalog used to be a hundred years ago say or claim anything you want.
@@amazingamerican3958 Either way, it's an extremely simple fix for it to not do that. The person making the videos and/or the editor that adds the voice should know English and/or at-least firearms to know the terms. Otherwise, why listen to videos made by an ignorant fool that knows nothing about them? That would probably deserve criticism.
There are problems with the LCP Max 12 rd mags. Best to stick with the 10 rd mags.
Good presentation thanks. As small as I will go these days is my Glock 26 in 9mm. I have the extension on the mag so it holds 12 rounds and it easily fits a Glock 17 mag also . I wear that appendix carry and don't even feel it now I'm very satisfied with that brand and have three of theirs now . The most powerful is my G30 in .45 caliber. It's really not much larger than my G26 but heavier of course. Its magazine holds ten rounds .
I was excited to buy my G26 as an off duty for my G19 back in 2006.
I would have had a Pico on this list. I use it as a backup to my LCP Max.
It's definitely the thinnest .380. The DB380 is slightly thicker... but I don't think there are any 380's thinner than the Pico. There are a whole bunch of smaller firearms than many of these too though that weren't mentioned. The Walther Model 9 is (possibly) the smallest semi-auto ever produced... and the Bernardelli .25acp is the 2nd as far as I know. Other than those, there are many that are only very slightly larger and several dozens at-least that are smaller than most of the guns in the video. I like the Pico, but a lot of people hate them. They're good, small, very concealable, but still powerful and reliable handguns.
My GX4 TORO is awesome and very deadly with the right 9mm ammo!!! No problem going up against anything 9mm feature for feature.
It’s cheap and a good gun but I would rather have many others also
PROFESSIONAL to THE POINT
I rotate between the LCP Max and the NAA .22 for pocket carry.
Both are comfortable to carry which causes me to carry more often.
Yeah, that's important. I recommend checking out some of the excellent .25ACP pocket guns, like the Baby Browning, Bernardelli .22 and .25, the Walther Model 9 and other weapons in that class. There are some good, reliable, extremely easy to conceal firearms in the class. Some people love and some people have the Pico, but I think it's an excellent weapon for self defense. It's the thinnest of all the .380's at only 0.73" thick... and the DB380 is only 0.02" thicker than that. Some people don't like the DB380 either though. The DB9 is more popular and more loved and it's almost as small as a Ruger LCP... but I probably wouldn't trade an LCP Max for a DB9, despite it being 9mm. I really love the NAA revolvers though. If you don't mind me asking, you have the short, LR or Mag version?
I went with the LR version with the folding holster grip and the short barrel. This was my choice after many videos on ballistics between LR and Mag. With the short barrel, the Mag just blows a lot of powder out the barrel and doesn't improve the ballistics enough to warrant the cost of ammo. I like Federal Punch ammo for this revolver.
@@dalesearcy5734 Nothing better than Federal Punch for these. I've probably seen 90% of all 22lr ammo tested in these and other short barrel firearms and I just haven't seen anything else that compares. It really was designed for guns like this and as far as I know, it's the only ammo designed for guns like this. (...and yeah, I agree with the short barrel decision also, esp with the Federal punch, because the difference is negligeable).
No Beretta Tomcat of Bobcat? I have a .25 that holds 8+1 and is so small it sits in my pocket like a car key.
My db9 gen 4 needed all of the internal edges that were eating brass broken with a file.
15 minutes with a fine tooth file was a small effort for the enhanced reliability.
Mine runs jus fine , never heard of tht
@@bobbyblanco5351 Same here
the standard mfg switch gun is my new favorite pocket carry. 5rds of 22 magnum about the size of a pack of cigarettes. I love it. i also have the lcp max, bodyguard 380 and g43 but find myself grabbing the switch when wearing lite clothes.
Where's the pistol from the thumbnail? Anyone know the manufacturer ?
My friend has a LCP Max. I have a Glock 42. We went shooting at the range. We shot each other’s guns. I could shoot his LPC Max fine but I found it to be a little snappy. He shot my Glock. The look on his face was I should’ve bought the Glock. The max has better capacity. If I need that many rounds, I got into a situation I shouldn’t have. We are both retired law enforcement. We both do own and are proficient with higher caliber weapons. Living at the beach, sometimes 380 is a great summer choice.
My mom always has her G42 and I think she is going to be okay it’s small but feels like shooting a much bigger gun and it’s a Glock
My Ruger LCP Max 380 is my main CCW for the summer shorts weather. I tricked it out with an MCarbo trigger, and spring kit, put on a rear night sight, and 12 round magazines! I just put a spare magazine in a front pocket and the gun in a back pocket. The trigger pull is 4 pounds and the gun 100 percent reliable. I use Critical Defense ammo in my 380 and 9mm carry guns!!!!!!!
Thanks for sharing. What was the total cost?
$40 for the spring kit, $25 for the trigger, about $25 for the mags each, and about $50 for a night sight (I put on only the rear). I bought one item at a time, so the cost didn't hurt as much.
@@marktelep5856 Thanks !!
The .380 kenetic energy dump creats a bigger than the 9mm, the difference between the two is minimal, anything under .380 you get into sketchy territory,,,i like the Springfield XDM .45, its a 6 shooter pocket rocket, i like the Ruger LCP Max also, looks like a great on the body deep close piece,,,they make this 1600fps light round for the .380, its a beast with 13 rounds in your pocket and 3 or 4 extra 12 round mags stashed around handy like. This is a great video, im going to watch it again, thank you, all good choices, even the diamondback .380😮😮😮😊❤❤❤❤❤
Sig 238 all day !
We need a hi cap update tho
Beautiful toys🥰👍❤️
what about the micro 1911’s like the sig p238 or p938 or the kimber micro 9 🤷🏻♂️
The channel is Ballistik but the ‘network bug’ is Ballitik
That’s some quality AI programming😂
You overlooked the LW Seecamp. The Rolex of micros.
I see a Seecamp about every Never.
Im good with my 43x you may not like glocks but its fairly small. its 9mm and glocks just have a reputation for working. Put it in my iwb you cant tell i have it on.i could technically çc my 1911 or ppq tac but there kinda big.on a side note the ppq q4 tac is a great piece
Set the playback speed to either x.5 or x1.25 both speeds are much more enjoyable to listen to
This "voice" does a really good job of reading the manufacturer's brochure. But I'll take my 1911, carry it in my OWB holster, and live to see another day, every day. And by the way, my 1911 .45ACP also packs a mean punch.
Except for a couple it should be titled "Top Pop Guns"
Ruger EC9S with a MagGuts +1, I’ve got an invisible in the pocket single stack 9mm with 9 shots. I’m waaaaay good. If I need more than 9, I’ve got bigger problems.
I'll take my Sig 938 all day for my everyday concealed carry
Have you shot the sccy
DVG - 1 9mm
Seecamp 32. Need say no more.
The Taurus is great, but you missed the Stoeger STR9 MC. Wahi' Valleys
Never buy a Stoeger. After sales service is nonexistent.
I think kel tecs PF9 should have made it!
No longer in production, I think or I'd be in the market for one. The P15 isn't bad though.
I have 3 of those firearms! The Ruger , DB9 and the GX4! Great little accurate, dependable pistols at great prices! I carry them all with confidence!
When Has Kahr ever had a Thumb Safety on the CW 380 ? Biggest Lie ever told ! And the trigger is a 7 to 9 pound trigger pull. ( their safety I guess ) not that smooth. This hold review was crap !
Ruger lcp max is the only weapon to own best of the best - king of the small weapon -
S&W mp 380..
I could not finish the video, I was laughing too hard. Kel-tec, accurate and reliable? really? I own one, but I am not delusional.
If one can actually shoot, they are accurate at the intended ranges and beyond. Last gen pistols were reliable by most accounts and my own example.
My Kahr cw 380 does not have a safety at all
Except for my 22's and 1911 none of my guns have safeties.
"The powerful .38spl." 9mm beats the breaks off of the .38spl. .357 is a different story.
do NOT settle for derringers, mini revolvers, 22's, .32's, 25s. or 380 factory ammo. Blow back 380's have to settle for feeble factory ammo, However, locked breech 380's can be safely hand-loaded to have 350 ft lbs, which is a LOT better than the 170 ft lbs of factory 380 s What you do is pull the 50 gr solid copper hps' from Liberty arms 380 ammo and handload them a lot hotter, the powder from 4 rds in 3 rds. as in 1800 fps, as vs the pathetic 1400 fps that is safe in the blowback 380's. The copper hps wont expand reliably at 1400 fps, but they DO at 1800 fps.
Hitting twice as hard and getting expansion of the hp takes your stopping probability from 60% to 80+%. That's a major improvement. Reseal the bullets in the case mouths and nobody will ever know that you used re-loaded ammo. The primers, bullets, powder and cases will look exactly like factory ammo. Nobody's going to be pulling the bullets to weigh the powder charges and there wont be any noticeable difference in the powder-stippling on flesh or clothing at close range, either.
Bond Arms firearms are for folks with more $ than brains, the Taurus GX4 is a great choice, the Kahr is overpriced for a low capacity mag, a P32 is too weak unless that's all you can get but ammo is pretty expensive, a rimfire is a joke for self defense but fun to shoot, LOL, the recoil on the Ruger is cab be hard to handle and 380ACP is still not a best option for self defense.
What is the gun in the thumbnail; it is not in this video.
What is the gun in the thumbnail
I disagree most of your list have been around longer than the 365 Look it up and let me know but saying the 365 was the beginner of this trend is wrong
Where did simple DA go? The hammer ?
The lifecard could use an ergonomic thumb tang added to the handle and not loose concealability, make it .45acp too,,,.40S&W,,,9mm,,,380?...❤❤❤❤❤😮😊😅
Very frustrating to get excited seeing some of these guns only to discover that most of them can't be sold in California.
I like my magnum research micro desert eagle
These robot videos? The CW 380 has no thumb safety😅
S&W Bodyguard.380. Just ditch the safety which is a pain to manipulate. Fits in my pocket or suit fine.
The watermark in the upper right corner is misspelled and the voice is wonky.
I'm sure law enforcement is thrilled there's a pistol that looks like a phone
I'm sure nobody gives a rat's ass what law enforcement thinks.
lol. Fuck em. They don't need to approve. (edit: there are guns that look like pens, guns that look like wallets, guns that look like brief cases, guns that look like cameras... and lip stick, and many other things. The ATF classifies some of them as "AOW"s though, which is complete BS.
I served as a cop in the day. it is incredibly slow and figity. I wouldn't give a darn, the only feasible place to hide it is your wallet and we take that from you when you are arrested.
@@ftdefiance1 That's why prison pocket carry needs to become a thing. Then people won't think I'm doing it just for fun.
Stop saying you only need these many rounds. How does anyone know as each encounter is different and how many misses can you expect when you are scared motherless? and who ever says that their gun has too many rounds, or is too powerful when things go south for real? Maybe there is some who want to run out of ammo and turn on the "lets talk charm instead", but personally, I wouldn't turn down a belt-fed full auto 50 BMG with unlimited reloads when in it instead of bending it over and hoping not to get my butt kicked.
That last one will get you killed
Threee hundred eighty ?? 380 !
It's A.I.
Make our day think about what you want do
A SERIOUS man will use a pocket 9mm single stack, deepening the chamber in a spare barrel to take Starline Brass's 9x21mm cases, and get the 50 gr solid copper hp to 2100 fps in a 3" barrel. Simply pay a seamstress $50 per pair of pants to enlarge your front pants pocket, especially the "mouth" of that pocket. Use a velcroed in kydex pocket holster. No more recoil than a makarov, but you'll have the 90+% stopping probability of a 125 gr, 1450 fps 357 jhp from a 4" barrel. 500 ft lbs. It'll be AP, too.
No sense in getting a derringer with the small autos available, higher capacity and faster reloads.
Can I own one if I have a felony on my record?
You can own one, not to say you could buy one from a store or a FFL dealer and you can't carry it outside your home. As long as you are breaking no other laws, you could keep one in your home and in which case, I would recommend something larger as there would be no point in being small and you could fit something the size of an Uzi in a backpack, gym bag or briefcase/valise.
Beretta Jetfire 25
Now that was PDW........Pretty Darn Weak!
ai voice killed it for me
I thought you were in jail.
So you made this video a month ago and you put the lcp. 2 in there and not the lcp max. Come on, I should have your job.
Did you not watch the video?
Just random guns grabbed off the internet by cut rate AI. Don't waste your time.
you get a downvote for not actually speaking in your video.
Nearly every sentence has errors. I can't bear to listen.
10 of the shittiest guns you could own
THUMBS DOWN for the lazy and otherwise pathetic use of AI narrations! It's "craftsmanship" as craftsmen-ship and NOT crafts-MAN-ship
The AI voice is bad, and the script is worse. Never buy anything on their recommendations.
Junk
Most probably worst video ever made .
No Seecamp = FAIL!