Well I didn't buy the Kel-Tec.. I went ahead and sold it..to another lady.. But I got to keep the ammo.. The gal that wanted me to sell it got another Kel-Tec in 32 auto..It is Smurf Blue..Ugly..but she can rack the slide and shoot the darn thing..For 200 bucks I bought an as new Beretta Tomcat stainless(yuck) 32 auto.. It is an easy gun to carry. Not as big as a PPK but not real heavy either..And I got a box of Winchester Silvertip HPs with it and 4 more for 40 bucks.. What I have been carrying most often is the S&W 4 inch 57 The darn thing sure do shoot..But it do be LOUD and is somewhat hard to conceal

A pic or so of the 41 mag
 

And another 29-2 Been shot exactly 10 rounds..These all are very hard to conceal

real beauties those are skeet! Love me a good revolver! DA or SA I love almost all of them. Lol. It's an addiction :p

Richard

7+1 in the pocket
 

I won a Ruger LC9 with a Crimson Trace Laser. It fits concelled holsters I already have but also fits my blue jean pockets and shows no profile outline. I've taken it to the range to set the sights. I'm more than happy with it. My son is an LEO and he wants one. There's 7 in the line with 1 in the pipe and 7 more racked within quick reach and switch. I just need to keep practicing with it.

I never go anywhere without one of "The Girls"
 

Love Sigs !

In May of this year the FBI issued a new report on calibers for LE. Not too surprised with it as the new ammo developed for the 9mm. Anyway they are finding that the 9mm is as efficient as they come for a handgun round. I have 4 of them, only have more .45 acps then 9s. Have to large 9s really only concealable for winter carry, a 1911 and a High Power, have a Para PCD which is very concealable and a Taurus 905 snubbie with full moon clips. The Hi Power is always concealed in vehicle and either the Para or Taurus on me. So at 75 years old have finally decided on my CC handguns. Now have some 1911s that I'll still shoot though, but serious practice will be with my 9s.