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I've never owned one, but they do have a good reputation. At that price, I'd be tempted. But like Captain O, I already have too many .380s. :rolleyes:

Is your Tomcat one of the newer guns? Early Tomcats had issues with frame rails cracking and were limited in what they could shoot by chamber pressure. Generally American ammo was OK, but the European stuff was too much for it. Beretta fixed this some years ago, but there are still older guns...

I'm still pissed at Ruger for discontinuing the Security Six line. 🤬 Seems like they're dropping all of their DA revolvers. 😞

Kill it and grill it! :D

I'm sure he'll be plumb heartbroken to hear this. ;)

We don't have schools anymore. For several decades now what we have are Liberal Indoctrination Centers. Our kids are being brainwashed starting in Kindergarten. 🤬

Sounds more like a trigger control issue to me. Shooting low and left indicates too much finger on the trigger.

I know you mean well, but I've always found it much better to let a woman choose her own gun. :rolleyes:

I've long believed that the .32s were vastly under rated calibers. I have no problem with it at all. :) S&W/Walther PPK/S .32 acp Now if you want real pocket guns, how about a Colt 1903 in .32? Shown here with its cousins the Model 1908 .380 and Vest Pocket .25. ;)

I admit to be a bit OCD about cleaning my guns. If it gets fired, it gets cleaned. ;)

Back in 1992 my oldest son was in Jr High when he ran afoul of the local gangsters. Three of them jumped him after class and were beating on him pretty good, but they were stopped by the school's M/Sgt ROTC instructor who happened by. Later in the security office I watched a 13 year old boy...

Happy Birthday Bubba! (y)

Now that is tempting! But I'm still holding out for a lightweight 4".

Sounds like a good way to burn up a lot of expensive ammo. :rolleyes:

I'm guessing a Charter Arms Pathfinder? 1.5=2" barrel? I had the .22LR version years ago. Wouldn't hit the broad side of a barn. It went down the road. :rolleyes:

Only once. Basic training 1972 we were on the firing line. M-16A1. I pulled the trigger and CLICK! Immediate action and Click again. Same thing third time. Signaled for the Drill Sergeant and told him what was going on. He said Hit the forward assist. I did and BANG! :eek: He pulled the rifle...

With a mouse gun you have to change tactics. These things are meant to be used at bad breath distances. Forget center mass. Stick the gun right in the BG's face and pull the trigger several times. Even if he doesn't go down, while he's distracted by the pain and blood, you run like Hell! The...

I'm quite fond of mouse guns. I prefer the .25acp over .22lr because centerfire is more reliable than rimfire. I have carried a tiny .25 as my primary and only weapon at times. Its all about understanding the capabilities and limitations of the gun and cartridge. Ain't no powerhouse, but it...

Very sorry to hear that. I know the pain you're feeling. A member of the family gone. :cry: