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To: Pistolshot

The new walther pps is about the same size as a kahr pm9/pm40. I own a pm9 and have ordered a walther pps. I don’t care for the trigger on the pm9. It’s too small. THere’s not enough room in the trigger guard for my finger. I’m hoping the pps is a little more comfortable. If not, I’ll have to start looking at something else. I might end up going for one of those new little 5 shot scandium revolvers by smith and wesson. The problem I have with carrying a handgun is that I get sick of the nuisance and start leaving it home. I starting to think I’d be better off with a little .32 if it means I have it on me more often.


114 posted on 10/14/2007 4:43:34 PM PDT by mamelukesabre
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To: mamelukesabre
The PPS looks like it will be a really good seller. Small, lightweight, the only question will be portability. The scandium S&W's are awesome for carry, either holstered or in your pocket. You won't go wrong with either

I understand the frustration of having to remember to carry, or even what to carry. I get that way sometimes, but I remember the days I was frustrated and carried anyway, and it saved my life. Depending on your location, there are a number of ways to carry that are easy on the hip or pocket. Finding that small package to fit a large hand is always a problem. Have you looked at the XD's in Sub-compact from Springfield? Or perhaps one of the Taurus Milliniums or their Titanium 45's like this one. Lightweight, big-bore.


117 posted on 10/14/2007 5:34:56 PM PDT by Pistolshot (20 year olds returning from Iraq know more about national securiy than 20 year veterans of Congress.)
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