Only one Semi-auto

[inactive]

My Ruger LCP (or perhaps a Kahr PM9 that is known reliable - can't say for certain I'd want one as I've never shot one). If I can only have one semi-auto pistol, I'm making sure it's small enough I can carry it anywhere.

Because if it's too big to conceal and have on my person all the time, what good is it? If I'm at home or in the vehicle, the shotgun can be very much nearby.

 

[Hawgman]

A glock 27 or 23 with .357sig and 9mm barrels. Oh, and a .22 conversion kit.

 

[catPopper]

Nineteen Eleven. Forty Five ACP.

 

[Glock 'em down]

Glock 22 hands down, the sig is getting closer and closer to being relegated to the role of eye candy only and the S&W is not as comfortable to shoot. .40 and .357 sig barrels for it, and undeniable reliability, plus GED says the same so thats another check in the win column to me...

Hey, don't go by what I say. I'm as full of **** as anyone.

 

[aeropb]

my glock 22.

 

[Zaphod Beeblebrox]

Might as well ask "If you only had one pair of shoes, what would it be?".

Different tools for different jobs.

However, these threads are all about personal opinions, so I will vote for the 1911 in all its glorious incarnations (thinner than a GLOCK).

 

[ldp4570]

Browning HP!

 

[merrise]

Good feedback. Lots of GLOCK fans. Should have narrowed question down to include best to conceal. Thanks for all of the responses. This is an amazing learning experience for me.

 

[Glocktogo]

Good feedback. Lots of GLOCK fans. Should have narrowed question down to include best to conceal. Thanks for all of the responses. This is an amazing learning experience for me.

If concealment is an issue, I'd opt for the Glock 19 over the 17.

 

[LightningCrash]

prolly a Witness Hunter 10mm