Thread: ahh, thats why i went to a "mouse" gun!!

Quote: Wonder if there is really that much difference in a 380 vs a P32? yep, sure is! you can find .32acp to shoot!!!

I think sometimes i do alot of things out of novelty,if that makes any sense. I have a subcompact .45 and a full sized 1911 and the later is carried 75% of the time.Despite it being bigger and heavier and the bulk its alot more to deal with over the compact.But yet i prefer to carry it. Ive only been CCWing for a couple months so much could change even soon. Since im able to and even willing to carry large guns im glad i do.But im surely glad...

Quote: Most people who have carried a gun for 10+ years begin to see this, and carry smaller guns-realizing the unlikelyhood of firefights and zombies. I've had a concealed license for 18 years, if I was worried about gunfights and zombies I'd carry something a lot bigger

I'm sure if most of us were going out in the wilderness, and knew there were dangers there, we would carry a bigger gun. But for every day carry, a small gun suits me just fine. As I said, I keep a couple of bigger guns nearby.

Quote: If you had my experience of meeting up with five ferral dogs in a wilderness area who were starving and thought I looked like dog food you would quickly change your mind about a mouse gun. Skeeter, if you drop one, does it suddenly look like dog food to the other mongrels, or are you still numero uno on the menu? Much as I like my "mouse gun," I'd opt for a .357 wheelgun for wilderness hiking.

Quote: well, thats the whole idea behind mouse guns! they can be comfortable! Yes, but not 'comforting' to me anyway.

I've been known to carry a j frame .38 special in a Galco horsehide pocket holster

One word, "Airweight". Or is that two word?

One more suggestion, Walther PPS. Lightweight, small, thin, 9mm.

ultra cdpII on a good belt no problems...