Would you happily purchase the same arms with ONLY left handed controls? Note that they are All right handed with no left hander accommodation. They are: the slide release magazine release and safeties. Get as close to the gun as you’d like–you won’t find an imperfection.” Well I made a fast glance from a far piece away and found the same “imperfections” as with most of the arms you listed (and BTW the Kinber Solo photo is negative reversed). In your review of the Guncrafters Industries CCO you made the comment: “Every detail, no matter how minute, is perfect. The shield is the best gun on the list hands down. Just go pick up a shield, a nice holster, and Magguts +2 kit that will give you 9+1 on a flush fit mag. TL:DR if youre using this list to make an intelligent decision, dont be an idiot. On shear price, quality, availability, accessory support, holster availability etc there is no single stack 9mm that compares to the value of the smith and wesson shield. So what do we REALLY have left that any normal modern person would consider? The Baretta Nano, The Ruger LC9, The S&W Shield, and the Springfield XD-S. And then from there what 2 firearms in that category dont belong? Why of course, the god awful Kel-tec no one likes and the horrific Bersa BP9. “ideal for concealed carry” not even close in comparison to the 6 other guns on the list. From the Kahr CW9 and down you can knock those right off the list immediately. This might be “my top 10 favorite single stack 9mms” But this is definitely not “Top 10 Pocket 9mms ideal of concealed carry”. As they will not be a consideration to anyone thinking critically. If the other guns on the list that cost half as much are virtually better or just as good in all categories, then the $700+ guns don’t even need to be on the list. The shield is the best gun on the list hands down.ģ of the 10 guns on here are close to the $1000 price point. On shear price, quality, availability, accessory support, holster availability etc there is no single stack 9mm that compares to the value of the smith and wesson shield.TL:DR if youre using this list to make an intelligent decision, dont be an idiot.
\”ideal for concealed carry\” not even close in comparison to the 6 other guns on the list. As they will not be a consideration to anyone thinking critically.This might be \”my top 10 favorite single stack 9mms\” But this is definitely not \”Top 10 Pocket 9mms ideal of concealed carry\”. If the other guns on the list that cost half as much are virtually better or just as good in all categories, then the $700+ guns don\’t even need to be on the list. I’m still rocking the 9mm, but this time I’ll be looking a single-stacks…ģ of the 10 guns on here are close to the $1000 price point. This next list is for those of you who wanted something a bit more inclusive, and some broader definitions. But Beretta’s sub-compact may be bigger than a GLOCK compact. If there are three sizes of the same pistol available, the largest will typically be euphemized as “duty” or “full-sized.” The middle child in the family is often the “compact,” and the most diminutive is the “sub-compact.” Occasionally you’ll get a “long-slide” thrown in for good measure. It is an accepted industry term with somewhat fluid boundaries. And the more ammo I have on hand, the more likely I am to get rounds on target.Īnd then there’s the issue of “compact.” This isn’t an adjective I’ve coined to describe a pistol. The more I have to hold onto, the better I shoot.
But I shoot a hell-of-a-lot of guns, and I know something about how I shoot. I’ll admit to being suckered into it myself, at times.
We get really wrapped up in superlatives.
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