Recommend a first CC handgun. I will be turning 21 in a few months

>>32755127
In no particular order: Ruger LC9s, Walther PPS, Glock 43
Pay no attention to the Shield. Keyboard kommandos love to meme. The Shield is garbage.

>>32755127
Coming from someone who bought a subcompact as their first gun for the same reason; don't do it. Buy a compact (Glock 19, Sig P320 compact, M&P compact). You can carry it and it won't hurt your shooting development the way a subcompact can. Smaller guns have more recoil, so you tend to flinch more. Although it is avoidable, it's more likely to occur with a subcompact.

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>>32755127
>After I recover from my all liquid diet Ill go out and buy a CC handgun.
???

>>32755642
21st

>>32755642
Alcohol. It's past your bedtime.

If you liked the 642 that much try out a LCR, it has hogue grips and a really good trigger. Pass on the ppk, the newer clones actually are better to shoot. You might also really like a P938 or a Colt Mustang. Those two have a single action trigger and you've been shooting DAO.

>>32755127
I wouldn't recommend a subcompact as a first gun
Although I do EDC a Keltec p3at
recoil is snappy, accuracy is poor at any range, but it is easy to conceal and unobtrusive to carry
However, if it is cold enough to wear a jacket, or I am going someplace that may not be "safe", I carry my beretta 84. If I am camping, hiking, or if the SHTF, I carry my beretta 92

>>32755517
>you tend to flinch more
pussy

>>32755833
>>32755517
These

I flinch like a motherfucker and still do just from moving up to 9mm and .45 full size. I can't imagine how bad I'd be with a sub compact

Also I would advise personally a revolver, DAO or DA/SA for first carry. Striker isn't bad but if you carry a striker as your first gun you have far less room for error in the ways of AD/ND.

>>32755127

Glock 17, get a man-size gun.

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>>32755127
Single stack for sure in 9mm.
You better pratice with it a lot.
9mm is cheaper.


If you want a all around gun. Get the glock 26. In two seconds flat, you can put in a 33rd mag.

33rds of 9mm is going to give anyone group of people a bad day.

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>>32755517
>tfw bought a P320 compact, I have small hands so it fits me well anyways
>tfw swapping out the frame with a subcompact frame for CC
>tfw the Sig marketing meme was real

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>>32755127
CZ 2075 RAMI 9mm, the only patrician choice.

>>32755127
Ignore what everyone else has said.

Go to a range and rent a bunch of handguns. No one can tell you what handgun will be right for you except you.

All modern well-made handguns will function properly with the ammo they were designed to use.

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>>32755833
>>32756297
Not OP, but I am also looking for my first handgun. I have never fired a handgun ever, am I looking for a CC gun as well. Most likely looking at the springfield xd subcompact. You guys don't recommend a subcompact for a first timer? My older brother also said that a smaller handgun would have more recoil. and recommends the bigger model of the xd

>>32759008
I don't know what kind of guy you are or how you handle recoil but I'm glad I didn't get a sub compact as a first gun.

I was too young to carry concealed anyway though

>>32755127
IMO the s&w 640 pro looks better than the 642.
https://www.smith-wesson.com/firearms/performance-center-model-640

>>32755196
>>32755127
I carry an LC9s, love it. Even fun just to shoot at the range/innadesert

Are
>muh pockets
sufficient enough for CC?

>>32761244
Yeah but its 2x as much as the 642