[den888]

Center mass, all the time.

 

[matt c]

interesting findings at the gun shop this past friday...I found that a Bersa thunder 380 is the same size and my Glock 30. The Glock has a wider slide but the grip width is the same. The walther pps is thinner and smaller than a PPK/s. The G30 is also among the same size as a SIG P232 and walther PPK/s as well(again slide width is greater on the G30). The ppk is a tad bit smaller. Point is, you can have a great reliable powerful pistol on you that is as easy to conceal as a 'smaller' 380. While none of these guns are as small as a true mouse gun, they all hide super easy IWB and can be carried easily undetectable from anyone. So, buy a 380 or buy a more powerful gun, either way you can conceal them just as easy as another with a thin holster or tuckable holster option. It only takes a non form fitting t-shirt to conceal any of these guns. They all work, however, it sure is more beneficial to carry a better stopping caliber than 380. IMO, there is no point to carrying a pocket mouse gun or even a blowback 380 when you can get a more reliable pistol in a larger caliber round that can be concealed just as easily. I just don't get the mouse gun craze. Seems like a waste of good money to me...Buy a better pistol, carry it and spend the mouse gun money on ammo or a good practical shooting class or something.
And who the *** cares about shooting dead chickens and other stuff...quit wasting your bullets and food.

 

[ltj9296]

My normal carry is a G36, but there is times a lcp in my front pocket is the only carry option for me. I do not sit at a desk all day, the other day I was crawling around in a 2-3 ft crawl space for 6+ hours. When relaxing( going out to eat, movies etc.) or light duty work I always carry the G36 iwb, but depending on the job I have to do somtimes the lcp in the pocket works for me.