Looking for another handgun for concealed carry.

For sheer novelty's sake, here's one from our Brazilian friends at Taurus:
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Yup, that's a curved gun for IWB. No, I will not attest to its ergos or functionality, but it's too damn weird to not include.

Best,

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Meh,
It's a Taurus.
 
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I recently picked up a Glock 42 and have enjoyed carrying it as a BUG on duty, and throwing it in my pocket. I was hesitant on going to the .380 also, but it was the next smallest option for me as a BUG, aside from my 26. I haven't had any issues with mine, I've just been trying to find a pocket holster for it.

I'm looking at this holster for the Glock 42:

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I have the original XD40 and it's an outstanding gun. The subcompact series are great too, but they're no slimmer than my Glock 27.
 
I have the original XD40 and it's an outstanding gun. The subcompact series are great too, but they're no slimmer than my Glock 27.

FWIW, the XDS's (Single stack/slim) 9mm is only .92" wide. Pretty skinny by anybody's standards. Only comes in 9 and 45 if I recall correctly, though.
 
One of our range instructors made the comment that they were coming out with a 9mm model similar to the Glock 42. I like the G42 for going to the gym or whatever, but a 9mm version would be awesome.

I haven't seen any official release or anything. I'm assuming this came from him talking to our department's Glock contact.
 
I would go for a the lightest weight and heaviest shooter. CCW weapons are not target pistols or fun things. A scandium .357 is too uncomfortable too shoot for fun, but very nasty on the receiving end. It is light weight and small, meaning a person will carry it over time. Bulky and heavy sucks over time. A Chihuahua with the bite of a rottie, is for every day carry. This is not a military thing, the odds are it will never be used. Having with you after ten years of carrying, is better than than a canon left at home.
 
Well, I decided on the Glock 42, and I am not disappointed. It actually feels like a "real" gun in your hand, unlike the other .380 and some 9mm I tried. They seem to be popular. They already sold five by the time I arrived. The guy in line before me bought one (he was a 23rd STS guy from Hurlburt Field, and might even be on here!). I couldn't beat the price either, $329 before taxes.
 

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I've given up on little diddlybop snubby guns and have gone back to my 1st love. It ain't sexy, it ain't got lights and lasers all over it, but it's got a match grade barrel and I'm hitting paper plates the size of a man's face at 25 yards. I stick it in my belt, it doesn't print and when I pull it out you're lookin down the big tube. :D:thumbsup: Springfield Armory mil-spec 1911-A1. It chose me many years ago. It completes me. I am now complete. 8-)


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I've given up on little diddlybop snubby guns and have gone back to my 1st love. It ain't sexy, it ain't got lights and lasers all over it, but it's got a match grade barrel and I'm hitting paper plates the size of a man's face at 25 yards. I stick it in my belt, it doesn't print and when I pull it out you're lookin down the big tube. :D:thumbsup: Springfield Armory mil-spec 1911-A1. It chose me many years ago. It completes me. I am now complete. 8-)


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Nice! I see you are into some high speed, high tech reading!!
 
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