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Hence my saying I wouldn't carry one for defense IF I HAD OTHER OPTIONS. Are you seriously just responding for the sake of arguing at this point?

I recently tried a murder case where they guy used a .22 pistol. I wouldn't want to stand down range of one of those, but wouldn't carry one for defense if I had other options.

When there are small, light, and thin 9mms out there, it really shrinks the group down that it would truly be the best option for. I don't know why that's so hard to believe. The size difference between most .380s and their single stack 9mm counterpart (whether it be the LCP/LC9, G42/G43...

Again, to each their own. I just think there are better alternatives for any of the people's needs you listed than going to .380. Can't rack a slide? Get a revolver. Don't like heavy recoil? Get a larger gun. Everything in carry pistols is a tradeoff. I just think if people really got a hold of...

That seems like a definitive statement for a completely non-definitive set of scenarios. There is no guarantee a .380 or 9mm will stop an attack, just like there's no guarantee a .50 BMG will stop an attack. There are no guarantees. We are dealing with degrees and probabilities. And it is...

So we are willing to accept that a few millimeters make a big difference in size of carry gun, but we act like a hundred foot pounds of energy is a "minimal" difference, worth sacrificing for those few millimeters. I'll never understand this logic. The difference in effectiveness between a 9mm...

I'm not a Sig guy. But I have friends who are. Their loadout is usually a P320 for most situations or a P290rs for pocket carry or deep concealment. Having handled both of those quite a bit, this new P365 appears to be a perfect replacement for the P290. The 290 is not a fun gun to shoot. It has...

Hard pass. With the tiny 9mms out there these days I see no advantage to carrying a .380. I can pocket carry a G43 or LC9s, or even a Shield 9mm, so why would I need this?

I was referring to an unsubstantiated tradition that Nimrod married his own mother, Semiramis. Many people have run with that theory and come up with all types of conspiracy theories. The main one is the book "The Two Babylons" that puts forth the Catholic Church as a continuation of the...

Didn't Nimrod also do his mom?

It's not that Glock ergonomics are great, it's that they're more universal. They are blocky. Yes. But they are what they are and any hand can hold a block. Once you start designing curves and palm swells and other ergonomic features, those things only fit certain people's hands. For those that...

I've shot it a bunch. The guy that I teach CCW classes with is a Sig guy and carries one. I'm a Glock guy. It's a nice gun. It has the same ergonomics as the other sigs, so if you like it, you like it. I personally don't care for it much, but that's just preference. The trigger still has that...

At those ranges the reticle's utility is minimal, so go with whatever suits your eye better. And that is subjective to the user, so we can't help much with that. Based on what you're saying about your vision, if I had to guess, I'd say just go with duplex.

It also doesn't mean you can't pee straight. My Mossberg bolt gun shoots sub-moa. I'm just sayin'.

I have a 4x4 in .30-06 that is a tack driver. One of my favorite bolt guns I own.

I've never had an issue with finger grooves on any gun. Either my hands are the size everyone designs gun grips for (I'm 6'5" so I have decent sized hands), or my brain just blocks out the feel of finger grooves because I never even notice them.

I just don't see anything the Gen5 offers that would cause me to replace my Gen3 G26. Meh.

I don't know about where you are, but where I live it's a crime.

You're probably best off just disposing of it. As was mentioned, the local police will usually do this for you. Or you can just pull the bullets yourself and dispose of the components accordingly.

Yes it is easy to draw from. The back part is only connected to the holster part at the bottom and allows you to easily slip your hand in between it and the gun's grip. The way the gun is oriented in the back pocket it isn't uncomfortable to sit on either. It feels no different than my wallet...