I'm getting a wandering eye

[Super Sneaky Steve]

A crossbreed holster will distribute the weight really well. I use one for my SP and my full sized steel 1911. Weight is a non-issue with this rig.

 

[Sav6777]

Keltech Sub2000 and PF9

I am looking at two firearms

A keltech sub 2000 and a PF9 to add to my get home bag dose anyone have an oppinion on either of these two.

 

[PT92]

I am looking at two firearms

A keltech sub 2000 and a PF9 to add to my get home bag dose anyone have an oppinion on either of these two.

I do--Buy them both. I have a couple of Sub's and they are both tons of fun to shoot as well as Extremely practical in that they fold-up in the middle meaning that you can literally throw it in a back-pack if need be. While I have shot my buddy's PF9 many times and found it to be great for its intended CCW role, I decided on the P11 instead for its higher capacity.

You can't go wrong here IMHO.

-Cheers

 

[Jim NE]

I'm getting a wandering eye

You're "getting" a wandering eye? I seem to have had one from the get go. Good luck on your search.

I agree with the good ol' steel revolver...

I guess I do to. I admit, I've never shot one of those alloy/plastic frame 14 oz. revolvers, but my small steel frame .38 is probably 20-22 oz., and has never felt uncomfortable to carry, yet probably absorbs recoil better. Rubber grips help, too.

 

[NG VI]

If you go with the P11 instead of the PF9, and get the Sub 2000 for S&W-type magazines, you can share between the two.

 

[PT92]

If you go with the P11 instead of the PF9, and get the Sub 2000 for S&W-type magazines, you can share between the two.

This video does a 'decent' job of at least trying to explain the S&W mags in non-S&W hardware:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tevz637Ogmc

-Cheers

 

[rem22long40x]

it is all about comfert and confedince