What's your most enjoyable "small" gun to shoot?

[DeadeyeChrista'sdad]

Heritage 3 inch shop keeper. It's a hoot.

 

[Nazgul]

Kimber Micro 380. I know, worthless.

Easy to carry and operate.

Don

 

[bjenkins]

All of my small variety are fun to shoot, 365,43,43x, 26,642 and my Kimber revolver!

 

[d.kaufman]

My smallest gun is a Ruger lcp custom with Fort Wayne Tactical trigger upgrades, holster activated Viridian laser, and hogue grip sleeve. Fun to shoot and accurate at self defense distances. I enjoy putting it through the paces evertime i hit the range

 

[700 LTR 223]

Glock 42 when it works is probably the most enjoyable centerfire - accurate and soft recoil. Like my Shield 45 too. My 1971 PPK/S 22 lr is really fun.

 

[Brad69]

S&W Shield 9mm very easy to shoot mild recoil even with +p

Not easy shooting would be a S&W 69 with full power loads !

 

[Ballstater98]

My favorite small gun is the Polish Army P-64. I don't currently have one but I'm sure that will change in the near future.

Love mine after changing the springs. Horrendous factory trigger pull.

 

[Dean C.]

I like to shoot this little monster way more than I probably should. Loaded with 38 Special its snappy, 357 mag just downright hurts

 

[88E30M50]

My P938 is my favorite little gun. One of these days I’m going to pick up a S&W Model 60 and that would probably trump the 938 but until that happens, the Sig takes top honors.

 

[mcapo]

I like to shoot this little monster way more than I probably should. Loaded with 38 Special its snappy, 357 mag just downright hurts

Love that gun. Not sure why I didn’t buy bjenkins. Regerts....

 

[MrSmitty]

Have a M&P 9c fun to shoot, comfortable to carry, good gun, discreet carry is my P32, fun to shoot also, but ammo is expensive. Have a K-T P11 not a great trigger, but good truck gun. My wife has a Sig 365, but she won't let me play with it, or carry it...............

 

[Dean C.]

Love that gun. Not sure why I didn’t buy bjenkins. Regerts....

I am still kicking myself for not picking up the 8-shot one ! But alas moving in with the Fiance has been a massive money pit. On the bright side the furniture sure is nice

 

[mcapo]

I am still kicking myself for not picking up the 8-shot one ! But alas moving in with the Fiance has been a massive money pit. On the bright side the furniture sure is nice

Been there done that. Still have her but the furniture keeps getting replaced.

 

[doddg]

I started out on my quest for the smallest CC gun, and had many, but gave up the .25 & .32 & .380 calibers.
Had nearly all the variations of small .38 special revolvers (S & W hammer and hammerless, Taurus, Charter Arms) and currently have the Ruger LCRx .38 & previously had the LCR .357 (sweetest trigger).
Back to the semi-autos, I have had a bevy of them, and settled on the Shield 9 after having many of them, but the Sig 365 replaced it and now I have the Ruger EC9 (w/9 rnd mag) for my small semi-auto CC, since I wanted a safety on a gun I CC in a pocket holster.

The Sig 365 was the best shooter if accuracy is your standard.
I've learned that in a CC it absolute accurancy doesn't have to be the ultimate, and as long is it can hit the "circle" from 12' - 20': I'm happy.

Just for fun I had a SW .22 Magnum Airlight revolver that I loved, but couldn't justify it vs. carrying a .38 sp.

 

[mcapo]

I started out on my quest for the smallest CC gun, and had many, but gave up the .25 & .32 & .380 calibers.
Had nearly all the variations of small .38 special revolvers (S & W hammer and hammerless, Taurus, Charter Arms) and currently have the Ruger LCRx .38 & previously had the LCR .357 (sweetest trigger).
Back to the semi-autos, I have had a bevy of them, and settled on the Shield 9 after having many of them, but the Sig 365 replaced it and now I have the Ruger EC9 (w/9 rnd mag) for my small semi-auto CC, since I wanted a safety on a gun I CC in a pocket holster.

The Sig 365 was the best shooter if accuracy is your standard.
I've learned that in a CC it absolute accurancy doesn't have to be the ultimate, and as long is it can hit the "circle" from 12' - 20': I'm happy.

Just for fun I had a SW .22 Magnum Airlight revolver that I loved, but couldn't justify it vs. carrying a .38 sp.

I think you forgot to answer the question posed by the OP.

 

[CampingJosh]

I've had a Sig P365 for less than two weeks now, but I am quite happy with it. I only have about 60 rounds fired so far, but I just got the 12-round magazines last night, so that will go up soon.

Keltec P3AT and Ruger LCP are both fine. They aren't target guns by any means, but it only took me about 200 rounds to get pretty comfortable with those.

Not easy shooting would be a S&W 69 with full power loads !

If you'd like to go one step further, you are welcome to try my S&W 329PD. It makes that 69 feel quite heavy.

I like to think that it's a very nice .44 Special that just so happens to be able to shoot magnums as well. If you are mad at your hand for some reason.

 

[doddg]

I think you forgot to answer the question posed by the OP.

I guess I was too wordy again.
The answer was there in the progression: S/W Shield 9, then Sig 365 & now the Ruger EC9.
On the revolver side: now with the Ruger LCR.

 

[Tomc1947]

Picked up a Remington RM380 last year. The gun has been flawless thru approximately 500 rds and has very soft recoil. It's my go to pocket gun.
Just picked up a CZ Rami, want to shoot it some more before I start to carry it, but so far-so good.

 

[doddg]

Picked up a Remington RM380 last year. The gun has been flawless thru approximately 500 rds and has very soft recoil. It's my go to pocket gun.
Just picked up a CZ Rami, want to shoot it some more before I start to carry it, but so far-so good.

Loved the Rami: much like the Glock 26 and the Bersa TPR9c.

 

[Mgderf]

My favorite is a Colt 1903 Hammerless in .32acp.
There really is nothing like it.

My second is a Ruger SP101 in .327fed/mag
Both are simply a joy to shoot.