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I wish I had not opted for the full muzzle coverage. It adds bulk and places extra pressure on my hip. I recommend not getting it. The plastic mold holster portion is also a little less flexible and thicker than you'd find on most Kydex holsters so it doesn't quite "give" as much. That too...

It happens. How well the company responds is the name of the game.

You have probably seen their full page ads in various gun enthusiasts' magazine advertising what looks to be a very nice "Crossbreed style" IWB for 30 bucks. What!! I paid more than twice that amount for my last real Crossbreed. Being a holster fanatic, I just had to take a look. Took out...

Absolutely, I like peace and quiet. Sound suppressor?! I am a child of the '60s. My hearing went long ago, probably right after that Strawberry Alarm Clock concert om '67. No, I don't own such nonsense Trig. ;D

I'd love to see the innards of both side by side.

After my HK P30, it is the most comfortable semi I have ever fired. Terrific grip.

I do Trig. For me it's the perfect carry gun. Higher capacity than the CM9, longer but flatter (feels anyway, never got out the ruler), extremely accurate and most of all I trigger I am familiar with. Don't get me wrong I like my CM9 but am much more accurate with the PPS.

Ambi.

Made in Israel. Like Hebrew National hotdogs, it answers to a higher authority. 8) Love this gun still after thousands of fired rounds.

For very serious protection. HK45compact and CT laser.

For my money, the PPS is the gold standard in light, thin and small 9mm. Flatter than a pancake, built like a tank, conceals like a dream. Glock like trigger, excellent accuracy, 8+1 with the mag extension, low recoil with the 9mm model, who could ask for anything more.

Love my Gen4 And that little extension compliments of a friend, not only will break a car window but give a bad guy a nasty headache. Just carrying the mag is a serious weapon.

It's been out now for a while. So what's the final scoop on this gun? A $300 paperweight or the best thing since expandable pants?

Have to admit their Crossbreed IWB-like ad in the latest issue of "Pocket Pistiols" caught my eye especially the price. So, just for the heck of it I took the plunge and ordered one for my Walther PPS. It will be interesting to see what it looks like, more importantly how does it feel. I'll...

The claim is that it will reduce the LCP trigger pull weight by1.5 pounds with full ignition on standard primers. That's interesting and I would love to try it except for the fact that it requires a detail strip of the gun. That I am in no hurry to do. Has anyone tried this part in their...

A really good box of cigars Trig cost almost as much as the gun. Is it possible I am getting the LCP fever all over again?

I think if you have money to burn and see one for sale, it sounds like a plan to me. How hard are they to find lately? It was the best pocket .380 for the $ when it first came out and it remains the pick of the litter today at under $350. I wonder if I can just buy a new slide with the...

They are my least favorite and last resort although with all primers in short supply if you can find them, buy them. I have always found CCI pistol primers to be a hair on the large size making them a little bit harder to seat using everything from an old RCBS Jr. single stage with a Lee primer...

I find myself more and more carrying my PPS even with having a Nano and CM9. Just works for me.

Primers! Primers! My kingdom for primers (small pistol).