Smallest Handgun you carry

[Deucemizer]

NAA .22 mag, and on occasion NAA .22 short.

 

[Cat-Herder]

J frame

 

[Clarity]

Kahr PM9

 

[cardio1]

LCP 380

 

[SixSigmaLarry]

On the motorcycle my J-frame or my new love, my Diamondback DB9.

Off the motorcycle, my G26 or G36 are the smallest I carry.

 

[jkwparrott]

What I own and what I carry are very different. I own a very small .22 auto, I can't recall what kind right now, darn, my mind is a blank! It's not Stevens, but I think it starts with an "S".
Anyway, I never carry it. It belonged to my old man and I got it when he passed away. I carry a Ruger P345, and that's about the smallest thing I am comfortable with.

 

[BEBOATS]

Ruger LCP .380

The Ruger LCP .380 but not real crazy about trigger pull other wise I carry the SP101. Want to try a Bersa Thunder .380 think I would like it but so far haven't been able to handle one.

 

[VN Vet]

The smallest I carry is the Ruger LCP.

 

[HavokCycle]

right before the .380 vers came out, i bought a kel-tec P32 - .32 caliber. I can't get rid of it now to save my life. guess its a keeper by default.
now i EDC a .357 LCR.

 

[TLHelmer]

The smallest gun is my Springfield Armory XDS, but the smallest caliber is 9mm in my Glock 26!

 

[Plisken]

Depending on the circumstances my Kel-tec p32

 

[usermax2000]

sig p238

 

[Nayls47]

Ruger LCP or Sig P238

 

[parkerj112]

CM9 I will not carry smaller then a 9mm, just do not believe it will work well "enough". That said I believe the best gun you can have is the one on you when you need one.

Parker

 

[STEEL CORE]

If ever INTRATEC PROTECH 25

Mostly Glock 27

 

[serf]

m&p 9 pro 5"

 

[Indycobalt19]

Mines not anywhere near the smallest but it works great for me, either a Springfield XDs or a Smith & Wesson M&P Shield

 

[hoosiersasquatch]

I have a Kel-Tec P3AT, it is a great pocket pistol.

 

[E'villeGunner]

Walther PPS in 9mm

 

[dirtdigger]

I carry a S&W Bodyguard 380 from time to time.
9mm Shield is my EDC. The 380 is handy to throw into a cargo pocket for a quick trip out, without having to put on the IWB holster.