reliable thin 9mm pistol?

[ReadnFool]

I have both a kahr pm9 and a p45. I usually carry the p45 in a tuckable iwb and it is very easily concealed. What can I say those 45 cal bullets just give me a warm fuzZy compared with 9mm or even 40 cal.

If I just can't carry iwb I use the pm9 in a desantis nemesis pocket holster. Fits fine in a jeans pocket. I prefer the kahr vs many other pocket 9's because of the usability of the sights and the accuracy even with the short barrel.

 

[451_Detonics]

I have a PF-9 and it has been 100% reliable from day one with both Corbon and my reloads. My reloads aren't feeding friendly in many guns, I use the same 125 JHP for 9mm, 38 Super, 38 Spl, and .357, it is an exposed lead flat nosed hollow point. Any gun that will feed it will feed just about anything. I have several thousand rounds of it through the PF-9 and probably about 150 rounds of CorBon now. I have had zero malfunctions. The trigger in mine is very pleasant and smooth, sights are better than most pocket autos. It drops easily into a pocket. I shot it a bit last Sunday...first time since last fall. Other than a large cloud of pocket lint with the first shot it went through 100 rounds just fine.

 

[Jubba]

Taurus 709 slim. Very easily concealed, over 160 rounds of different brand/ type ammo through min with no porblems.

 

[00BlasterResto]

I have been planning on picking up a Sig Sauer P6 for my thin gun,
Reliable, good size, can be had for around $300 and well, Its a Sig.
Similar to the P225 but they are the older W. German....

 

[luvall]

Love my Kahr CW9.

 

[EdC]

Love my Walther PPS-downside is that night sights aren't readily available.

 

[rangerobber]

I have a Kahr PM9 and PM40 Like them both.

 

[Koukalaka]

My Kahr PM9 has been 100% reliable from the first round onward, and in 9mm I would certainly recommend it.

I think this chart is helpful as a reference for topics like this: http://www.mouseguns.com/PocketAutoComparison.pdf. The Mouseguns website has a lot of useful links.

 

[cosermann]

+1 on the Kahr CW9. Have had positive results with 2 different examples of that design.

 

[wally05]

the pm9 is really nice, but pricey. The CW9 has the price, but the grip is pretty long for t-shirt carry. The SR9C and PF9 are in the running right now, but since my primary carry is a Glock, I'd like it to be a pistol without a safety and similar trigger.

 

[alluwant]

sr9 pretty thin gun worth the money as well

 

[cosermann]

. . . The CW9 has the price, but the grip is pretty long for t-shirt carry. The SR9C and PF9 are in the running right now, . . .

The CW9 is 4.5" high while the SR9c is taller at 4.61" and PF9 is a little shorter at 4.3".

 

[LotsofGlocks]

Kahr CW9

 

[wally05]

The CW9 is 4.5" high while the SR9c is taller at 4.61" and PF9 is a little shorter at 4.3".

Yeah, but totoal height isn't as big of a deal depending on the holster. I've tried to Iwb the cw9, but it's just a little long for my shirt.

 

[grassman]

709 slim

love it no problems

 

[JAH]

I think my Kel Tec is better than sliced bread!!!
How is that for dating myself

 

[FreeLand]

If I could afford one, I'd own a Para Carry 9.

 

[Hoosier45]

I carry a Kahr P40 IWB during the summer. Sometimes I forget it is there.

 

[rockydog]

I've had the PF9 for a while now and I think it's a great gun for the money. It carry IWB like it's not there.

 

[jmancobra]

try the Beretta Px4 Storm subcompact, i love mine.

i think those are wider than my car

anyway. i carry a p9 cut to a"covert" . it fits pm9 mags.....but has a half inch longer barrel......which is the easiest part to conceal. night sights and CT laserguard. i sometimes carry it with a clipdraw and it is rediculously combfortable. best setup ive used by far. i shoot it far better than my pps i had

ps. as you can see i cut it a tad short . oh well