Smallest functional carry gun

>>32251683
What are you worried about, being attacked by Smurfs?

>>32251723
it's likely an ant looking for self defence at the ant hill

>>32251723
It is 9mm.
>also, yes

>>32251755
Something that small I'd forget it was there. I'd want at least some weight, plus that small grip doesn't leave much to hold on with.

If I myself was going with a .380, I'd probably want something more like a Ruger LC380 or even a Bersa Thunder. But that's just me.

>>32251683

Never realized how much smaller it is than the LCP

>>32251851
That's understandable, but a LC380 is personally too big for me. It wouldn't do in my line of work, which is why I'm trying to go as small as possible.

Do you know of a better mouse gun, or do you think I should pull the trigger on this?

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>>32251683

I've got an LWS32 right now but am currently looking for a 380 Seecamp. I love the pocket holster and carry in my back pocket. Quick to deploy and just looks like a wallet to anyone looking.

I know .32ACP is far from optimal but the gun is so small I have zero reason not to carry and its concealable quickly and in the lightest clothing.

>>32251683
The seecamp is such a cool gun my dad has one. It's tiny and really neat

>>32251683
Echm, opisafag?
Ruger LCP custom faggy looking trigger
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4rnppTK6PWk

>>32251683
>That feel when you've put your cc weapon though the wash more than once

>hearing it thumping around in the dryer.

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>>32251683

Also, thanks for reminding me to look for one. One for sale right around the corner. Brand new with two magazines, holster, and a bunch of .380 defensive ammunition for $550. I'm going to do it.

>>32252443
A 380 one for 550 is a pretty good deal.

>>32252451

I looked real quick and even used ones are more than that. I personally think the Seecamp is great because it is so small but still practical. No reason not to carry it everywhere.

>>32251683
How prevalent are these exactly? Does anyone see these used/new at gunshows very often?

>>32252561

They're rare but you can still get them new. They're sort of expensive and lack things like sights and are purely a self defense firearm. Kind of limits their appeal.

>>32252443
>a bigger blacker deagle

>>32252586
>tfw bro is getting dads Les Baer, and I get the Seacamp.
He fucked up because I get the Garand and he gets the M4.

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>>32251683
The Swiss Minigun, fires a 2.34mm rimfire

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There are smaller...

>>32252586
Yeah I was just wondering what the odds of finding one at a typical 300 table gun show might be. I'm pretty set on getting one at this point, so it's either gun show or special ordering.

There are a few coming up this weekend near me. Do you think it would be worth the effort driving down a ways and trying to find one, or would I be out of luck? I'm not entirely sure how rare is "rare".

>>32251683
>They have a holster that looks like a wallet so when you give a robber your wallet you just shoot him.
This is the troll of guns.

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>>32252628
If you'd carry that you migh as well carry a NAA pug in .22 magnum