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05-20-2010, 01:09 PM
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I don't like the 9mm any more than I do the 38 for a ccw piece, I just don't. That being said it is alot better than a 380, or a big fat nothing.
My main problem with the 9mm stems from the fact that you can gently bump to the 40 S&W or the 357 sig and see a good deal more stopping power, or you can go all the way and go with a 45 and never have to worry about it again. If I am buying a new ccw gun the 9mm aint it. If I am trying to use what I have on hand and its the choice bewteen an accurate and reliable 9mm, and any other caliber that isnt accurate or reliable then I am packing the 9mm. me I tend to pack a 38 +P snub for light carry, and a 1911A1 milspec 45 acp for heavy carry. GoodOlBoy
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