Thread: Pocket Nines - Do They Exist?

I don't own one but I think the glock 27 is quite the looker.

I've been extremity impressed with the accuracy of my Kahr .380. They have a 9mm also (CM9)

Posted in another thread but .......... P9, PM9 and P380.

Originally Posted by RezDog

The only handgun in my collection is a Smith and Wesson 5 shot revolver...

So this would have been very early 1900s vintage? Is it a top-break model (latch at top rear of frame - grab at sides and pull up and the barrel and cylinder rotate up and forward on a hinge at bottom front? Extractor may also operate as the barrel/cylinder rotate.)

Depending on condition and if it is truly unfired, could be worth quite a lot if you choose to sell it. Could be .32 S&W or maybe .38 S&W Short (My dad had one of the .38 short models). A picture would be nice...

Originally Posted by Phoenix51

Ironically the Beretta Nano ... for some reason does not get a lot of love. I cannot figure out why?? I mean what is NOT to like about this pistol??

I think it was a new model (last year?). There is rightfully a lot of suspicion over new models - especially the small nines. I have been 100% pleased with my Nano as well - straight shooter and, after 150 rounds, malfunction-free. Unlike its less powerful and more attractive .380 M1934 cousin it doesn't drop hot brass on top of my balding head, either.

Originally Posted by JimmyHAD

Posted in another thread but .......... P9, PM9 and P380.

I really like my Kahr CW9 + Hornady Critical Duty ammo as a carry gun.

Originally Posted by RandyIdaho

So this would have been very early 1900s vintage? Is it a top-break model (latch at top rear of frame - grab at sides and pull up and the barrel and cylinder rotate up and forward on a hinge at bottom front? Extractor may also operate as the barrel/cylinder rotate.)

Depending on condition and if it is truly unfired, could be worth quite a lot if you choose to sell it. Could be .32 S&W or maybe .38 S&W Short (My dad had one of the .38 short models). A picture would be nice...

It is very early 1900's. It is a 32. It has a separate barrel and cylinder. It has a pivot at the front, bottom where it opens, a picture would be awesome. I will put one up the next time i get to go home. I had no idea it would saying I had it would attract any attention at all. The value of it is completely irrelevant.

Very old,unfired Belgian Browning.

Beautiful Browning! That is the .380 right?

As far as pocket 9s go - I think the Glock would be considered the chubby kid in the class. A real pocket 9 should really be a single stack me thinks. I want/need a single stack (Walther PPS). But believe it or not, my chunky monkey fits in more pockets than not.


The 26 - the GAP mag "extender" thing makes for a great two finger grip.