I understand. I wasn’t talking about holding it or carrying it in your pocket. The weight and shape give the appearance that it may be uncomfortable to actually fire with live rounds.
The IC380 actually has decent reviews for comfort while shooting...
"The recoil of this pistol was surprisingly pleasant and very enjoyable. I was not sure what to expect going into shooting this in regards to the kick, but my preliminary thought was not that the recoil would very easy and manageable. Ironically to my delight, it was easy recoil to manage and shoot. In comparison to other .380 pistols, this was significantly easier to shoot than a Ruger LCP, Taurus TCP, Smith & Wesson Bodyguard or other similarly sized pistols."
TFB IC380 review
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"The recoil of this pistol was surprisingly pleasant and very enjoyable. I was not sure what to expect going into shooting this in regards to the kick, but my preliminary thought was not that the recoil would very easy and manageable. Ironically to my delight, it was easy recoil to manage and shoot. In comparison to other .380 pistols, this was significantly easier to shoot than a Ruger LCP, Taurus TCP, Smith & Wesson Bodyguard or other similarly sized pistols."
TFB IC380 review
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I get it, I had a crappy sw 380 that hurt more to shoot than my 44 mags.
Maybe the lack of moving parts and the barrel being aligned with your wrist helps the perceived recoil.
Forgot about this one. I picked it up a couple weeks ago. Kind of an impulse buy as it was a great deal and really solid. One of the better RIA triggers I've held. Might be a good project to build on.
9mm Government.
9mm Government.
Or “how in the world can he afford 10mm ammo and new guns in the same month!”We need to start you a thread called what project isn't @rockchalk06 doing.
I have to make it. Too spensive
Got my hands on these today.
Raven MP-25 (4th gen) and a Winchester 62A that dates to 1947.
Edit: After a quick Gunbroker search, it appears I paid way less for the Winchester than it is worth.
(I paid less than the cheapest one on there and that one is just a barreled action and the forend is cracked....)
Raven MP-25 (4th gen) and a Winchester 62A that dates to 1947.
Edit: After a quick Gunbroker search, it appears I paid way less for the Winchester than it is worth.
(I paid less than the cheapest one on there and that one is just a barreled action and the forend is cracked....)
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