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blackwaterstout · October 21, 2013, 05:42 PM

I can definitely see everyone's point in regards to the larger guns being more accurate and packing more punch. Truth be told it wouldn't hurt me at all to try carrying my 75bd police. Maybe Ill try that and see how it goes. I have to tell you though that I've been a minimalist for 41 years. I hate carrying my larger cell phone. I hate when my key ring gets too many keys and clogs up my pants pocket. I hate when my wallet starts getting "Castansa like". So my fear is that ill hate having that full size duty gun down my pants. Lol. It won't hurt to try.

As someone mentioned earlier in the thread, a thin single stack 9mm with 8 rounds is better in your pocket than a thick double stack duty gun sitting in your glove box because its uncomfortable to carry.

Right now I'm leaning toward the PPS as long as it feels good in hand. I guess if it doesn't work out I van always sell it and buy something else.

October 21, 2013, 05:42 PM	#30
blackwaterstout Member Join Date: July 9, 2006 Location: West Virginia Posts: 86	Re: First conceal carry pistol. Need some info I can definitely see everyone's point in regards to the larger guns being more accurate and packing more punch. Truth be told it wouldn't hurt me at all to try carrying my 75bd police. Maybe Ill try that and see how it goes. I have to tell you though that I've been a minimalist for 41 years. I hate carrying my larger cell phone. I hate when my key ring gets too many keys and clogs up my pants pocket. I hate when my wallet starts getting "Castansa like". So my fear is that ill hate having that full size duty gun down my pants. Lol. It won't hurt to try. As someone mentioned earlier in the thread, a thin single stack 9mm with 8 rounds is better in your pocket than a thick double stack duty gun sitting in your glove box because its uncomfortable to carry. Right now I'm leaning toward the PPS as long as it feels good in hand. I guess if it doesn't work out I van always sell it and buy something else.