For the last few months I have been going back and forth thinking about getting a .380 of some sort. I saw the article on gunblast about the shrunken 1911 .380 by Browning, but that seems to me to be a range sized gun, if I was going to carry something that large, I would want a more capable caliber.
I haven't been paying a whole lot of attention to the new miniature handguns for about the last decade so I am not very familiar with what is out there that is decent. By decent, I mean reliable, reasonably accurate and somewhat comfortable to shoot. Easy to carry would be a plus.
I had to go to the doctor for a checkup last week so I took the opportunity to check out some gunshops that I don't normally get to. I looked at the SIG 238 and 938, but can't really warm up to pocket carrying a single action, belt or shoulder holster fine but not in a pocket.
He had one of the 290's in .380 there and I liked the way it felt, I could even see the sights. Somehow I think the 9mm option would be better for social work if it ever becomes necessary. Anybody have any experience with these little pistols?
I do know I don't like striker fired guns, the trigger reminds me of a MK5 flare pistol.
Thanks,
Robert