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Salty Cracker 1 month ago
Kicks like a mule, punches like a toddler. Shooting it is not a fun experience, IMO. The only real advantage is a super compact frame for pocket carry, if that's your thing.
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Wasssaaaa 1 month ago
Also it’s the one Jesse uses to kill Gale in Breaking Bad. That one is chrome.
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Austin 1 month ago
Fun with a can. Ignore ballistic critics, if the difference is carrying vs not carrying. Perfection is the enemy of good. Also the urge to buy guns is a bullish indicator.
Ideal for threat environments classified as parking disputes or below. It’s what I’d grab when my 9mm is in my truck and the truck is on fire
Just stick with 9mm. Why compromise? Smaller guns are not ideal to shoot at all. If you're worried about printing while carrying, know that no one is noticing or paying attention.
If you happen to like 1911s, checkout the Sig P238. Shoots amazing compared to other micro .380s
I love my Glock 42. Highly recommend. But firearms are a very personal choice. head over to a range and rent a few to pew pew and see which works best for you
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₿it00 1 month ago
Try the 43x mos by Glock. It almost matches the print of the .380, (42) also by Glock but with the 9mm. You can add a red dot 🔴 too. Skip then .380. It’s light, small and reliable like ₿. @HODL
My 2 sats - don’t bother with such a small round for self-defense purposes… the 9mm is the smallest personal defense round it makes sense to carry Old man’s rule - If you aren’t going to train with it regularly, then you shouldn’t carry it - keep it simple and stick with a 9, 40, or 45
Self defense(on people) at close range with hollow points will be plenty. Easier to manage recoil too if you’re being attacked and bracing off someone with your support arm. Definitely don’t recommend for bear/lion defense if you’re hunting with a sidearm vs spray(cucks carry hot sauce).
Bodyguard 2.0 Carry Comp + Underwood 380 XTP. I carry it in my right pocket every day. Disappears like a smart phone. Gotta train on it. I love it.
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Benking 1 month ago
Hard to go wrong with a good .380 🤝
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Austin 1 month ago
380’s work in direct blowback actions with fixed barrels, which eliminates a booster from the suppressor. Makes for a simple quiet gun. PPK EAA Girsan MC 14T Bersa thunder
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R 1 month ago
Glock 42 pocket carry, I’m a fan. Also, I remember when all the .45 purist made fun of 9mm. Now that 9mm is widely accepted, you need a .380 just to shitpost and trigger the 9mm people. 🚁😁
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sdbtc 1 month ago
I second this except I wouldn’t get the MOS on a small gun like this bit there are plenty of better shooters than me that would disagree. But for me I’m getting a small gun for it to be small and I don’t want extra height
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sdbtc 1 month ago
I go 43x when I want ultra small but I think it would be cool to have a body guard 380 too. But all my pistols are 9mm it makes it simpler .
Get a high powered laser instead. A blind assailant is not an assailant, and neither are you responsible for his blindness.
Regularly get beyond 12in penetration (FBI standard) with very good hollow point expansion.
Cc9 feels great in the hand, but i find it bulky compared to the SW bodyguard 2.0cc for cc you can barely notice.
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Sage 1 month ago
Cheers for that. Metal feels like the obvious call, yeah. What made you switch from plastic in the first place?