I finally got to look at the Taurus today and while I was there I looked at the Kahr just for giggles. They basically feel as good as their price tag to me. Kel Tec, Ruger, Taurus, Kahr in that order. I can't imagine spending over $500 one of these little guys so the Kahr is probably out unless it's just that great. The Kel-Tec and the Ruger felt almost too thin and too much like a toy to me. I was really impressed by the new Taurus though. If the magazine didn't wiggle around so much I would have bought it today. That was really the only external difference I noticed about the Taurus and the Khar. The car seemed completely solid while all the others some to have some wiggle to them.
My brother just bought a Walther p22 & I felt that the magazine was a little looser fit than I liked on it as well ,other than that seamed like a nice gun.
I carry mine everyday. I broke it in and now don't really mess with it besides cleaning it. It's definitely not a range gun but a great carry. It goes in all my jean pockets and just prints like a cell phone.
Don't waste your money on an LCP. This is my new Diamondback 380. The design was taken straight from Glock and also has Glock reliability. The cost is a bit more but you won't find a better shooting 380. The recoil is not near as bad as the Lcp or the Keltec. The second Pic is the DB380 next to the P3AT
As a lady, I like my LCP for when my wardrobe won't hide my M&Pc, but if I am going to shoot a gun.... I always choose my M&Pc.
I have had no issues with my LCP. I do have the laser on it and can shoot very accurately with it.
I have had no issues with my LCP. I do have the laser on it and can shoot very accurately with it.
How is the reliability of the diamondback 380? any reviews? good lookin little 380. i have a kel-tec that i have had zero issues with, i would like to see some reviews on the diamondback 380 before i run out and buy one.
I've had both the KelTec and the LCP and prefer the LCP. The LCP is a little more refined and the trigger is better than the KT. The price difference when I bought wasn't that much between the two. Both are great pocket guns so it's more a matter of personal preference.
I own 2 of them. One pre and one post recall. Never had an issue with either one of them. As stated before, they are more refined than the kel-tec's.
You might want to have her shoot one first. As a backup there good or as a gun you can carry anytime but for a primary there though for a new gun owner to get good at shooting it because they'll never be able to shoot it that much. They have as much recoil as any gun I own and they're so small you have to figure out how your going to grip it with your hand size. These are meant for a target gun. A smaller 9mm maybe a better choice since ammo is cheaper and they'll recoil less. Of course this is a close range gun, the sights on the keltec just aren't that good. Not sure about the LCP but these aren't meant to shoot targets at a distance but good for close range.
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