Well, since you asked, I like the PT111 Pro and PT 145 Pro for concealed carry. And I have a Kel-Tec for the pocket, which I am quite fond of.
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Well Cliff,... you didn't tell us you were looking for a Hard Hitting "BUG"... You must be looking for the "Bad A$$ Bug" below...
Rohrbaugh R9 9mm
12.8oz and holds 6+1 rounds. 5.2" long and 3.7 high.
http://www.hipowersandhandguns.com/R9.htm
http://www.gunsamerica.com/99624449...s/R-Misc-Pistols/ROHRBAUGH_R9S_9MM_PISTOL.htm
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~Remember the "LAW OF GUN BUYING"~
Buy the Gun you want, and you will Love that Gun... "NOT" the Gun that just has the best Price...!!! You will get over the Love of that Price, and the HoneyMoon will be OVER...!!! Then you will KICK yourself for not Buying the "Gun You Felt The Love For"... "REMEMBER" It's the cost of AMMO that costs more over time...!!!
Rohrbaugh R9 9mm
12.8oz and holds 6+1 rounds. 5.2" long and 3.7 high.
http://www.hipowersandhandguns.com/R9.htm
http://www.gunsamerica.com/99624449...s/R-Misc-Pistols/ROHRBAUGH_R9S_9MM_PISTOL.htm
Buy the Gun you want, and you will Love that Gun... "NOT" the Gun that just has the best Price...!!! You will get over the Love of that Price, and the HoneyMoon will be OVER...!!! Then you will KICK yourself for not Buying the "Gun You Felt The Love For"... "REMEMBER" It's the cost of AMMO that costs more over time...!!!
The real law of gun buying is to buy what is economically feasible while still having a gun that functions for it's intended purpose----self defense.
Rohrbaugh makes a good gun, yes, but you can't find a used one for under $900. We live in difficult economic times at the moment and just because you fall in love with a particular gun doesn't mean you can buy it.
I'm trying to be realistic here when food, clothing, and shelter for your family are much more important than a flashy sidearm. Yes, we need to protect our families but it can be done on a budget as well.
My rant is now over. Back to our regularly scheduled thread.
Rohrbaugh makes a good gun, yes, but you can't find a used one for under $900. We live in difficult economic times at the moment and just because you fall in love with a particular gun doesn't mean you can buy it.
I'm trying to be realistic here when food, clothing, and shelter for your family are much more important than a flashy sidearm. Yes, we need to protect our families but it can be done on a budget as well.
My rant is now over. Back to our regularly scheduled thread.
NYPD in AZ said:The real law of gun buying is to buy what is economically feasible while still having a gun that functions for it's intended purpose----self defense.
Rohrbaugh makes a good gun, yes, but you can't find a used one for under $900. We live in difficult economic times at the moment and just because you fall in love with a particular gun doesn't mean you can buy it.
I'm trying to be realistic here when food, clothing, and shelter for your family are much more important than a flashy sidearm. Yes, we need to protect our families but it can be done on a budget as well.
My rant is now over. Back to our regularly scheduled thread.
Well I do think Rohrbaugh makes a fine weapon, but as NYPD in AZ points out, I do have a budget right now
I should have posted before that I am looking for something 600.00 or less, old or new design.
Rohrbaugh is just too expensive - over $1000 new, and I've got way too many other things I need to get done for that kind of money. I've got 100 rounds through my Keltec PF9 and zero issues. If I get a Dremel for fathers day like I've dropped hints for, I will polish the feed ramp myself.....
Keltec or no, my main carry is my PT145.
Keltec or no, my main carry is my PT145.
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