Whats your favorite CC?

milesvdustin

I carry a g26 and a g30 depending on attire. Im about to sell the 30 and get a 36, and probably a 43 too. 

Fred19Flintstone

@Mickey - It's the .380 round itself.  It's close to a 9mm, but not as strong.  The demand is not there because the buyers for such a product go to the 9mm.  Not much more on recoil, better stopping power & 9mm ammo is cheap.  Imo

Mickey

Fred19Flintstone said:

@Mickey - It's the .380 round itself.  It's close to a 9mm, but not as strong.  The demand is not there because the buyers for such a product go to the 9mm.  Not much more on recoil, better stopping power & 9mm ammo is cheap.  Imo

Still bet within 24 months you will see a near full size or compact size.380 from a major maker. Too many of us retired age and women not wanting much of any recoil. Yes I shoot my 9mm well, but still would like a .380 in the VP9 size. Maybe it's just me. Also they are making.380 ammo stronger everyday. 

Fred19Flintstone

Mickey said:

Fred19Flintstone said:

@Mickey - It's the .380 round itself.  It's close to a 9mm, but not as strong.  The demand is not there because the buyers for such a product go to the 9mm.  Not much more on recoil, better stopping power & 9mm ammo is cheap.  Imo

Still bet within 24 months you will see a near full size or compact size.380 from a major maker. Too many of us retired age and women not wanting much of any recoil. Yes I shoot my 9mm well, but still would like a .380 in the VP9 size. Maybe it's just me. Also they are making.380 ammo stronger everyday. 

Perhaps I am wrong about the demand?  I would be interested to see one when its developed.  I still have my Kar-Tec .380 and it fits in my pocket beautifully, but I don't carry it because it's prone to misfeeds and bad ejections.  Your Sig is a great weapon.  If I had one, I would probably carry it in the summer.  

Mickey

Fred19Flintstone said:

Mickey said:

Fred19Flintstone said:

@Mickey - It's the .380 round itself.  It's close to a 9mm, but not as strong.  The demand is not there because the buyers for such a product go to the 9mm.  Not much more on recoil, better stopping power & 9mm ammo is cheap.  Imo

Still bet within 24 months you will see a near full size or compact size.380 from a major maker. Too many of us retired age and women not wanting much of any recoil. Yes I shoot my 9mm well, but still would like a .380 in the VP9 size. Maybe it's just me. Also they are making.380 ammo stronger everyday. 

Perhaps I am wrong about the demand?  I would be interested to see one when its developed.  I still have my Kar-Tec .380 and it fits in my pocket beautifully, but I don't carry it because it's prone to misfeeds and bad ejections.  Your Sig is a great weapon.  If I had one, I would probably carry it in the summer.  

This Sig .380 is a really good side or back pocket CC. 

oldmandawg

Ruger LC9

stlcharcoal

.380 Auto is also called "9x17", "9mm Kurtz", or "9mm Browning"

What most people "9mm" is actually "9mm Luger", "9x19", and a few others.

The .380 usually has a bullet 30gr smaller and a muzzle velocity 300fps less than the 9X19.  This usually makes it about 1/2 of the muzzle force of the 9x19.  It's amazing what difference 2mm and an extra pinch of powder can make.  Same holds true for when they shortened the 10mm Auto to make .40 S&W (aka 40 Short & Weak)