Annihilator
Hellion
An Official Journal Of The NRA | Four Great Options for Single-Stack Subcompact 9 mm Pistols
These concealed-carry options may not be new, but that's actually not a bad thing.
Four Great Options for Single Stack Subcompact 9mm Pistols
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Rupert1911
Elite
I have and carry often the Walther pps m2, I like it but I kinda want a Springfield 911, 9mm for pocket carry this summer. The pps is just a little big, it's perfect for aiwb though.
All are nice firearms.
Some of you may remember me saying awhile back that I had a fair amount of 9mm ammo but no firearm to shoot it in. Well my Keltec PF9 came back home to roost.
Yes it was a cheap firearm but it is very accurate and has never failed me . It has handled every type and brand of ammo except one , Rem. Golden sabres.
Some of you may remember me saying awhile back that I had a fair amount of 9mm ammo but no firearm to shoot it in. Well my Keltec PF9 came back home to roost.
Yes it was a cheap firearm but it is very accurate and has never failed me . It has handled every type and brand of ammo except one , Rem. Golden sabres.
BET7
Ronin
When exactly did your Keltec PF9 flew the coop papa? If lost in the future, check that chicken thief 10mm's coop. It may be there with all of his Hi Points.All are nice firearms.
Some of you may remember me saying awhile back that I had a fair amount of 9mm ammo but no firearm to shoot it in. Well my Keltec PF9 came back home to roost.
I knew where it was this time ( a relative had it ) but if I loose it again I will be sure to check with him. I would hate for it to get mixed up with those Hi-points.When exactly did your Keltec PF9 flew the coop papa? If lost in the future, check that chicken thief 10mm's coop. It may be there with all of his Hi Points.
