Ok, I’ll bite. What the heck is that?Sometime I carry this...
Made in 1874 and it gets attention when it shows or if I am asked what the heck is that?! View attachment 261879 View attachment 261880 View attachment 261881 View attachment 261883
LOL... That my friend is a Smith & Wesson Third Model Russian revolver in .44 Russian caliber made in 1874 with a 4 inch barrel. It was sent back to S&W to have the barrel shortened at the factory. The Ivory grips are original and numbered to the gun. The date on the butt in the little rectangle was done by S&W to signify the factory alteration. Damn it is a good shooter.Ok, I’ll bite. What the heck is that?
The Bersa TPR series are very under rated, IMHO.If IWB a Bersa TPR9c at the moment. If pocket a Kahr CM9.
I used to love my PF9 for all the same reasons you mentioned, and I carried it for about 2 years solid.If I just need to run to the store or somewhere I don't want to wear pants with a belt, I drop this Keltec PF9 in 9mm in the pocket. You can see that I carry it a lot from the wear on pocket holster. It's not fun to shoot at the range, but it is very accurate and has never had any kind of malfunction. I have shot several hundred rounds through it. It will feed the hollow point ammunition you see in the magazine without a problem.
That's too prettySig 365 smith 60
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