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Best Compact 9mm Handguns of 2024

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    When it comes to handguns, the 9mm is one of the most popular calibers for pistol shooters.

    And among the pistol arena, the 9mm compact, in particular, tends to be a regular choice for those looking to concealed carry.

    Best Compact Pistols lineup
    A handful of concealed carry guns.

    These guns bridge the gap between full-sized and sub-compact, offering a nice middle area. Basically, they’re the Goldilocks guns — not too big and not too small.

    But with a ton of models to choose from, it can seem a bit overwhelming to narrow down which one you should buy.

    Best Compact Pistols Sig XMacro

    But that’s why you’ve got us, right? We’re going to walk you through some of our favorite compact 9mm handguns and tell you why we dig them.

    By the end, you’ll have a better understanding of what’s out there and what we recommend.

    THE QUICK LIST

    1. Best 2011 Pick

      Staccato CS

    2. Best Soft Shooting Compact

      Beretta PX4 Storm Compact

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    How We Tested the Best Compact Handguns

    The Pew Pew Team tested each of these handguns at the range. This includes accuracy testing from 7 to 25 yards, running at least several hundred rounds various types of range and defensive ammo through each firearm over a long period, and extensive time concealed carrying these guns.

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    Testing the Best Compact Pistols

    We also measured trigger-pull with trigger gauges instead of just relying on manufacturer data.

    Not every gun on this list is right for everyone, but we’ve included some of the most popular brands and models that work for us and the vast majority of concealed carriers.

    Best Value Compact 9mm Handgun

    1. Walther PDP

    Best Value
    $538
    at BattleHawk Armory

    Prices accurate at time of writing

    Prices accurate at time of writing

    Available Coupons

    Pros

    • Excellent trigger
    • Optics ready
    • Ambidextrous
    • Extremely accurate

    Cons

    • High bore axis
    • Optics plates must be ordered through Walther

    Specs

    Caliber
    9mm
    Action
    Semi-auto, striker-fired
    Weight
    24.4 oz.
    Barrel length
    4"
    Overall length
    7.5"
    Width
    1.34"
    Height
    5.4"
    Capacity
    15+1
    Frame material
    Polymer

    Features

    Performance Duty Trigger
    SuperTerrain slide serrations
    Interchangeable backstraps
    Optics-ready
    2x 15-round magazines

    The PDP by Walther is an impressive design that really stood out to the team at PPT.

    Although there are various sizes and models available, we are looking at the PDP Compact. This model offers a 15-round capacity along with a whole host of other cool features.

    Best Compact Pistols PDP

    This gun sports aggressive texturing and slide serrations that make manipulations easy. The magazine release and slide release are generously sized, making the controls easy to operate.

    It also boasts one of the best triggers we’ve tried — seriously, it’s good. Dubbed the PDT (Performance Duty Trigger), it gives users a 4.5-pound trigger that has an exceedingly crisp break and reset that isn’t common among striker-fired guns.

    The grip angle feels natural, and this gun is a comfortable one to shoot. Not to mention, it has proven to be both extremely reliable and accurate.

    Best Compact Pistols Sean PDP

    Topping everything off is an optics-ready slide, although you will have to order the specific adapter plate you need directly from Walther.

    Although the PDP is a bit chunkier when it comes to concealed carry, the compact version is still more than manageable with a good holster and appropriate attire.

    Sean has put over 10,000 rounds through his main Walther PDP, so be sure to read up on his thoughts here or watch the video review below. Between him and our editor, Wyatt, they have five PDPs — nuff said.

    Best 2011 Compact 9mm Handgun

    2. Staccato CS

    Best 2011 Pick
    $2,499
    at Staccato

    Prices accurate at time of writing

    Prices accurate at time of writing

    Available Coupons

    Specs

    Caliber
    9mm
    Action
    Semi-auto, single-action
    Weight
    23 oz.
    Barrel length
    3.5"
    Overall length
    7.1"
    Width
    1.45"
    Height
    5.6"
    Capacity
    16+1
    Frame material
    Aluminum

    Features

    Optics-ready
    Fiber optics front sight with Dawson Precision rear
    Fluted bull barrel
    External extractor
    Fully captive recoil system
    2x 16-round magazines

    Pros

    • Accurate
    • Improved Longevity
    • Reliable

    Cons

    • Price

    The Staccato CS is all about striking a balance between staying hidden and getting the job done. It’s not too big, not too small, and just right for most folks, regardless of hand size.

    When it comes to handling, it’s got a good grip texture, but it won’t feel like sandpaper on your skin. No need to worry about your clothes getting caught up in it.

    Best Compact Pistols CS

    Staccato implemented a newer grip to help overcome that bulky and blocky feeling most 2011s have. It feels noticeably thinner and more natural than our editor’s Staccato C2, making it much more appealing for concealed carry.

    The trigger’s got a crisp feel, barely any travel, and resets quickly. It breaks right around 4-4.5 pounds, and feels amazing, like a good 1911 trigger should.

    Best Compact Pistols Wyatt CS

    Being smaller, it has a bit more recoil compared to other Staccato models, but no worries, it’s still easy to handle, and you can nail follow-up shots with ease and speed.

    Accuracy-wise, it delivers tight groups thanks to a precision-fitted match-grade bull barrel. In short, this is a high-end gun, with high-end performance for the discerning shooter. This is an everyday carry gun for our content man, Sean.

    So what is the catch? Well, it carries a hefty price tag of $2499. If money is a concern, this is probably not going to be your top choice.

    Staccato CS

    To learn more about the Staccato CS, check out our hands-on review.

    Best DA/SA Compact 9mm Handgun

    3. Sig Sauer P229 Legion

    Best DA/SA
    $1,299
    at Kygunco

    Prices accurate at time of writing

    Prices accurate at time of writing

    Available Coupons

    Pros

    • Double-action/Single-action
    • Grayguns trigger
    • Reliable

    Cons

    • Chunky
    • Higher bore axis

    Specs

    Caliber
    9mm
    Action
    DA/SA
    Weight
    31.1 oz.
    Barrel length
    3.9"
    Overall length
    7.4"
    Width
    1.5"
    Height
    5.4"
    Capacity
    15+1
    Frame material
    Alloy

    Features

    Grayguns P-SAIT trigger
    X-RAY3 tritium day/night sights
    G10 grips
    Reduced controls
    Improved grip and extended beavertail
    Optics-ready
    3x 15-round magazines

    The Sig Sauer P229 takes the proven accuracy and reliability of the venerable P226 and trims some of the fat. The end result is a DA/SA, hammer-fired pistol that is a bit easier to conceal than its larger brethren.

    We’ve enjoyed the P22X series of pistols for years and have a lot of rounds down range through various models to attest to the platform’s reliability.

    Best Compact Pistols Sig P229

    The Legion version is the premium version of the P229 and does not disappoint in the least.

    Needless to say, the Graygun’s trigger is outstanding in this gun, particularly in single-action, where the speed of follow-up shots can become blazing thanks to the very short trigger reset. The double-action is also notably smooth and very useable with minimal practice when compared to many other guns.

    A trigger undercut, extended beavertail, G-10 grips, and X-RAY3 night sights are also standard on all Legion models. The slide lock has also been reduced in size to prevent accidental slide lockback.

    Best Compact Pistols Wyatt Sig P229

    Our editor, Wyatt, sees his P229 Legion in regular carry rotation thanks to its reliability, accuracy, and great combat trigger. Newer versions are available with optics-ready slides that use the Sig PRO (DPP) footprint.

    Although the bore axis is a little higher, the gun is a bit blockier feeling, and the overall size is a bit bigger, this gun still ranks highly overall as a great carry option thanks to its overall shootability.

    What do you think of the Sig? Rate it below!

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    Best Modular Compact 9mm Handgun

    4. Sig Sauer P365 X-Macro

    Best Modular Compact
    $819
    at Sportsman's Warehouse

    Prices accurate at time of writing

    Prices accurate at time of writing

    Available Coupons

    Pros

    • Class-leading capacity
    • Reduced muzzle flip
    • Easier draw from concealment

    Cons

    • Mag can hang up on big hands
    • Slightly harder to conceal

    Specs

    Caliber
    9mm
    Action
    Semi-auto, striker-fired
    Weight
    21.5 oz.
    Barrel length
    3.1"
    Overall length
    6.6"
    Width
    1.1"
    Height
    5.2"
    Capacity
    17+1
    Frame material
    Polymer

    Features

    X-RAY3 tritium day/night sights
    Interchangeable backstraps
    Integrally compensated, optics-ready slide
    Standard 1913 rail
    2x 17-round magazines

    One of the biggest complaints about smaller guns is the increased role physics plays during recoil. Smaller and lighter handguns tend to produce a little more muzzle flip in common defensive calibers.

    Sig Sauer addressed that issue with the P365 X-Macro. This gun is yet another great member of the ever-growing and wildly popular P365 lineup.

    Best Compact Pistols Sig XMacro top

    Keep in mind this version is closer to the order of a G19 in comparison, so it isn’t nearly as small as the standard P365. However, with that size, Sig was able to achieve an impressive 17+1 capacity in a gun that is still only about 1 inch wide.

    With the integral compensator at the end of the slide, the gasses are routed up at the end of the muzzle, providing counter-acting force. Combined with a low slide mass, this makes follow-up shots easier than most other guns.

    Best Compact Pistols Wyatt XMacro

    Despite not having a stellar trigger (it isn’t bad by any means), when we had all of these guns next to each other, this was arguably the fastest-shooting gun on the table. The only thing that was in the same realm of speed was the Staccato CS.

    The P365 X-Macro has the highest capacity-to-width ratio on the market. Combined with good accuracy and flat-shooting characteristics, it is a clear contender for best-in-class compact. Our amazing cameraman, Jonny, uses this gun as his EDC.

    We have a review of the P365 XMacro Comp and a video below, so check that out!

    Best Soft Shooting Compact 9mm Handgun

    5. Beretta PX4 Storm

    Best Soft Shooting Compact
    $621
    at Kygunco

    Prices accurate at time of writing

    Prices accurate at time of writing

    Available Coupons

    Pros

    • Reliable
    • Accurate
    • Soft recoiling

    Cons

    • Grip texturing is lacking
    • Not optics-ready

    Specs

    Caliber
    9mm
    Action
    DA/SA
    Weight
    27.2 oz.
    Barrel length
    3.27"
    Overall length
    6.8"
    Width
    1.42"
    Height
    5"
    Capacity
    15+1
    Frame material
    Polymer

    Features

    Rotating barrel
    Interchangeable backstraps
    Ambidextrous slide release and safety/decocker
    2x 15-round magazines

    Somewhat of a dark horse in the lineup, the 15+1 Beretta PX4 Storm has a lot to offer to concealed carriers. Its big claim to fame is its rotating barrel, which helps reduce felt recoil and muzzle flip.

    Best Compact Pistols PX4

    Unlike John Moses Browning‘s tilting barrel design, the Storm’s barrel rotates along the Z-axis, which eliminates the tilting-up action that can cause the muzzle to rise. It also soaks up some of the recoil by using the rearward motion of the slide to rotate the barrel itself.

    The stock trigger isn’t bad, but it is a bit heavier in both departments at around 9-10 pounds in double-action and around 5.5 pounds in single-action.

    Thanks to a modular, self-contained trigger design, you can pick up an LTT Trigger Job in a Bag and easily upgrade your gun in mere minutes. This drops the double-action to a light 5.5-6 pounds and the single-action to a feathery 3.5-4 pounds.

    Best Compact Pistols Wyatt PX4

    If you do the trigger mod and throw on some $20 talon grips to help improve the grip texture, you end up with a gun that has an outstanding trigger and overall feel for around the same price as a base Sig P229. But even unmodded, it’s a great buy.

    Accuracy has been great during our testing as well, with the gun producing stellar 2-3″ groups out to 25 yards. These guns are also absurdly reliable, with some routinely going tens of thousands of rounds without stoppages.

    All of These qualities have helped this gun make a huge comeback in the last two years. Check out our full review of the pre-upgraded Beretta PX4 Storm Compact Carry.

    Honorable Mention Compact 9mm Handgun

    6. Glock G19

    $539
    at GrabAGun

    Prices accurate at time of writing

    Prices accurate at time of writing

    Available Coupons

    Pros

    • Lots of aftermarket support
    • Reliability proven
    • Fieldstrips without tools

    Cons

    • Plastic sights
    • Mediocre trigger

    Specs

    Caliber
    9mm Luger
    Action
    Semi-Auto
    Safety
    No
    Weight
    23.63 oz
    Barrel Length
    4in
    Overall Length
    6.9in / 7.3in / 7.4in
    Sights
    Fixed
    Finish
    Black
    Magazine Capacity
    15rd
    Magazine Type
    Removable
    Stock Material
    Polymer

    Features

    Fixed sights
    Adjustable backstraps
    Safe Action trigger safety
    Steel slide with Tenifer finish
    Comes with 2 magazines
    Polymer frame - impervious to corrosion

    You can’t really have an article like this without mentioning the Glock G19. It’s still considered the gold standard when it comes to compact CCW by many.

    Crimson Trace RAD Pro Gunsite Glock G19
    Crimson Trace RAD Pro Gunsite Glock G19

    Why?

    Because it just works. Trust us, people have run these things over, buried them in mud, and even frozen them, and they still work. They are used by special forces, law enforcement, and civilians worldwide.

    Aside from being durable, they are reliable and boast a huge aftermarket. Seriously, you can swap out sights, slides, barrels, triggers, mags — the sky’s the limit.

    Home Defense Glock G19 at Door
    Home Defense Glock G19 at Door

    Standard capacity on the G19 is 15 rounds, but any compact or larger 9mm Glock mag will work. Glock’s come in three generations for you to buy — Gen 3, Gen 4, and Gen 5.

    The trigger may not be the best, and the grip might not be the most comfortable, but we have over a dozen of them between everyone on the PPT team because they still rock.

    We have a full breakdown of the generations and a full review of the Gen 5 Glock 19.

    What to Look for in a 9mm Compact

    No two 9mm compacts are exactly alike, so how do you narrow down which are the best? There are a few factors to look for when shopping for a new handgun.

    First, consider the features you want. Do you want to mount a red dot? Do you want an external safety? Are you looking for a specific type of trigger action? Deciding what you want or need first can help narrow down your initial list.

    Mounted Pistol Red Dots
    Mounted Pistol Red Dots

    We also like to look at both OEM and aftermarket support. Things like affordable mags, aftermarket sights, and holster compatibility should be considered.

    When it comes to compact guns, know your use case. Some compact guns are pretty close to full-size guns, while others are notably smaller or slimmer.

    The Sig P365 X-Macro is notably slimmer and easier to conceal than something like a Glock 19.

    Decide whether your gun is just going to be a range toy, home defense tool, concealed carry gun, duty gun, or a mixture of those to make sure you don’t get a gun that is too big or too small to comfortably serve in its primary role.

    Finally, when shopping for a compact 9mm, consider how it feels in the hand. This may seem silly, but some guns simply don’t feel right when you hold them. And if it doesn’t feel right, there is a big chance you won’t enjoy shooting or training with it.

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    Handgun Grip

    If possible, we recommend trying to find a range or gun store that will let you rent guns so you can try before you buy, or pick them up and handle them at the least.

    FAQs

    What caliber is best for compact handguns?

    The most popular, by far, is 9mm. It fits the widest range of shooters and has the most availability in terms of what you can find on the shelf.

    What is the best size handgun for carry?

    Most people prefer subcompacts or microcompacts, but for those that want a little more real estate, compacts are great.

    What size handgun is a compact?

    A compact is smaller than a fullsize but larger than a subcompact or microcompact. They mostly come with barrels in the 3.5-inch to 4-inch range.

    Are compact handguns better for concealed carry?

    Compacts are large enough to help with recoil and small enough for carry. They occupy a nice middle area for a lot of concealed carriers.

    Final Thoughts

    The size of a compact 9mm handgun is a great starting point for most people. It’s large enough for your hand to still fit on the grip but isn’t quite as big as its full-size siblings.

    For most people carrying a concealed handgun, the compact is about as big as you can easily conceal without having an untucked and oversized shirt.

    Best Compact Pistols lineup 2
    (Left to Right) Beretta PX4 Storm Compact, Sig P229 Legion, Staccato CS, Walther PDP Compact, Sig X-Macro Comp

    Do you have any favorite compact 9mm pistols that didn’t make our list? Let us know in the comments. Want something even smaller? Check out our Best Single-Stacked 9mm Sub-Compact Handguns or the Best Micro Compact 9mm Handguns.

    Latest Updates

    April 10, 2024: Added the Beretta PX4 Storm, Sig Sauer P229 Legion, and Sig Sauer P365 X-Macro Comp to the list based on new tests conducted.

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    • Amy Glasgow

      I ‘m wondering if there are any other handguns a woman with rheumatoid arthritis could even rack. I’ve looked at only a few because the gun shop where I live is fairly small. I was advised from the shop that the best gun for me would definitely be a S&W Shield and I did buy one with a red dot. I may have tried to rack a Hellcat because of the white U sight on the front of the gun which I love, but couldn’t. In any case, the only gun I could rack after testing out a couple of guns was the Shield. Fortunately, I also have a SS MPX Copperhead because it’s fairly easy for me to pull. I also love that it’s necessary to hold much closer to the face because I know I will always be more accurate with it rather than a handgun for carry purposes which I could require a large tote or some type of bag like a gym bag. Thank!!

      June 29, 2024 6:38 pm
      • Wyatt Sloan

        Amy, the first handguns that come to mind that are super easy to rack are the S&W Shield EZ and the newer Ruger Security-380 Lite Rack. Sig is now offering the P365 in a .380 ACP version that requires less force to rack; it still isn't as easy as the S&W or Ruger, but is fairly manageable. If you are looking for something in 9mm instead of .380, the Walther CCP is really ergonomic and easy to rack due to its gas-operated design. The trigger and capacity aren't the best on the CCP, but they are easy to use and soft-shooting.

        July 6, 2024 7:01 pm
    • Dennis G Falan

      It's obvious that sig pays you guys to kiss their butt PERIOD!

      June 27, 2024 9:48 pm
    • William Geiger, Jr.

      It occurs to me that a timely article on compact 9mm handguns would be remiss without mention of the Glock 45. Yes, you mention the G19, but frankly, the G45 will put the 19 and 19x out of business. I can not think of a single reason one would prefer a 19 or 19x over a 45. Had the G45 been reviewed, I believe it may have outranked most of the "winners"! Put a glock performance trigger in the G45, do a bit of polishing, and the G45 is an unbeatable compact handgun! (and for fun, you can run the Glock 34 barrel in the G-45 for one heck of a target pistol as well!)

      April 12, 2024 10:07 am
      • Sean Curtis

        Thanks for stopping in William. In the video's comments I addressed my specific feelings about Glock. Please keep in mind this is simply my opinion. Glocks are great for their reliability and accuracy though leave a bit to be desired in regards to triggers and ergonomics. For me, they tear up my hand if I don't use the extended beaver tail. I believe in the product, have trusted it with my life and the lives of those around me when I carried one on duty, but I'm discouraged by what I can only describe as organizational stagnation. We work with a lot of gun manufacturers and so many of them implement customer feedback in their evolving designs. I guess when your slogan is "perfection", it puts you in a bit of a tough spot when the shooting community offers ideas for improvements.

        April 12, 2024 10:55 am
        • William Geiger, Jr.

          Thanks for your response! I understand, agree with and respect your position.

          April 12, 2024 11:21 am
    • Herman Meister

      I agree with you Glen. I can't imagine not having the S&W M&P on the list. I have both the .380 and the 9 mm. And Sean, I realize there are a gazillion guns you could chose from. Maybe the list should have been longer??????

      April 12, 2024 10:05 am
      • Sean Curtis

        Thanks Herman, sincerely appreciate the suggestion. The article is now tied to the video and for the sake of brevity, we keep the list concise. We're very fortunate in that we have so many quality choices when it comes to firearms these days. I really like Smith and Wesson and wasn't exposed to them much during my LE career. But after I got some time on them, I really liked them for all the good reasons, mostly the trigger. I recently purchased a 2.0 Metal after reviewing it because I liked it so much. As I've said in other comments though, keep an eye on this list. We'll be updating it (article and video) as time progresses and we're exposed to more firearms.

        April 12, 2024 11:00 am
    • Glen Wiederholt

      Anytime I see guns above the $1K for compact I have to shake my head. While you can certainly carry a Staccato, for $2500, I don't see many people doing that. I'm surprised to not see anything from the S&W M&P on this list. I'll take my Shield over the Glock any day. Better sights, trigger, ergonomics and price tag, not to mention the improvements seem to come almost with every model year. Glock hasn't changed anything since 1985.

      April 12, 2024 9:51 am
      • Sean Curtis

        Glen, I don't disagree with anything you've said though I would point out I shoot the Staccato better than I do the other guns. Performance is somewhat subjective.

        April 12, 2024 11:03 am
    • The Dadliest Game

      It's like the commenters here don't realize that there is a whole class of guns considered Compact. The ones that are complaining about the size of the pistols all bring up Sub-compact or Micro compact pistols. This list is specific for compact pistols. Stop whining about you tiny guns jnot being on the list just because you have tiny girl hands and can't hold onto a larger grip.

      April 12, 2024 7:25 am
      • Sean Curtis

        Part of it I guess, when there are no hard and fast guidelines defining each category.

        April 12, 2024 7:58 am
    • Chip

      Some good choices. Why does HK rarely get any love? The VP9SK is a good choice. Also the Hellcat Pro might be an option.

      Thanks!

      April 12, 2024 6:37 am
      • Sean Curtis

        Sure Chip, the Hellcat is a good choice and I think the VP9SK is a good gun though I didn't like the trigger from what I recall. We have to try to keep the list short so our video isn't 30 minutes long.

        April 12, 2024 8:00 am
    • Mike

      Where’s the Taurus GX4xl?

      April 11, 2024 9:15 pm
      • John reid

        Yep. I guess the list is “ too cool” to show a Taurus. Typical.

        April 12, 2024 6:30 am
        • Sean Curtis

          No hate here John. I'm a fan of the GX4 Toro and none of us here are too cool for budget options that work well.

          April 12, 2024 8:01 am
      • Sean Curtis

        It's a great option but didn't make the list.

        April 12, 2024 8:02 am
    • Daniel Hamilton

      The majority of these pistols are not compact pistols at all. The Walther PDP, a pistol with a 4" barrel and a 15 round magazine is not compact at all. The same can be said about the Glock 19. These are not compact. The Staccato costs $2550. You can buy almost 5 Canik TP9SC Elites or CZ P10S pistols for that amount. That is way too expensive compared to these other guns. Expensive guns do not mean they're better.

      April 11, 2024 9:08 pm
      • Sean Curtis

        What defines a compact may vary from person to person, I take your point. The Staccato CS made the list due to its performance, in spite of its price.

        April 12, 2024 8:04 am
    • Timothy Lynch

      If you don't have the MC9 by Canik on this list, then you are delusional. Would gladly put it up over any of the guns on your list. Accuracy, trigger, capacity, not to mention price..... well, again you are either delusional or lazy for not doing your due diligence. Just saying.

      April 11, 2024 8:37 pm
      • Sean Curtis

        Timothy, I've certainly been delusional at times in my life but in the case of Canik, I've only been slow. I have a Mete MC9 and a Rival S to review very soon. I'm really encouraged by everything I'm hearing. These lists need constant tending, so it's likely you'll see a Canik in the future.

        April 12, 2024 8:07 am
    • Dennis Smythe

      I’ll put my Shadow Systems CR-920 against any in the list. I run snappy +P loads & the recoil is negligible- a nice trick through such a tiny piece

      April 11, 2024 8:22 pm
      • Sean Curtis

        That's a great shooter Dennis.

        April 12, 2024 8:08 am
    • Mark

      Carried the Beretta PX4 9mm compact on and off duty. Now that I am retired I still consider it my go to gun. I wish Beretta had better aftermarket products. Prefer hammer fired over striker fired guns. Good price point for this category. Thanks for the article.

      April 11, 2024 8:08 pm
      • Sean Curtis

        Mark, thanks for your service, glad you made it out. My career started with Beretta and it was rocky, but newer models have really changed my mind.

        April 12, 2024 8:09 am
    • AK

      All the guns listed are great. I would prefer to keep the price under $1,000 for most of my carry options. If price is not important, getting a Wilson Combat SFX9 with 3.25" or 4" barrel at ~$3,000 deserves a considerations.
      My favorite brand is CZ and CZ P-01 will be a very good candidate to compete with Walther compact.

      April 11, 2024 7:22 pm
      • Sean Curtis

        Sure, we try to offer a range of options at various prices with the most weight given to features and performance. CZ makes great guns!

        April 12, 2024 8:13 am
    • JZ

      I agree with many of these; so many great guns out there. I think others have agreed in the compact category and maybe add a "best hammer fired cost effective:" Beretta PX-4 Storm and especially their compact carry edition in collaboration with Langdon Tactical.

      I was a little surprised based on the recent update made here that the CZ P-01 while a good gun was selected over the new CZ Shadow 2 compact or alternatively the Dan Wesson DWX Compact from CZ would have nudged out the old P-01. I've shot both and they are nice but I do realize they have only been out for a couple of months so it might be a testing issue.

      October 17, 2023 10:50 pm
    • Kurt S.

      Just an observation: You show several photos of pistols with Optical sights and/or what appears to be laser pointers or flashlights. Just how does this keep a pistol useful for CCA or even open carry? If you wannabe a Tommy Tacktical or look cool and dangerous, go ahead and hang stuff all over your shooting iron. Otherwise, keep it lean and clean. Practice, practice, practice.

      October 16, 2023 6:11 am
      • Jim

        Ruger Max 9 with the Ruger ReadyDot can easily be pocket carried.

        Of course, if you want to keep it lean and clean, you can't do much better than the Ruger EC9S.

        October 17, 2023 11:19 am
    • Mark

      I agree with some of the other comments regarding hammer fired guns. The two you selected were the most expensive on the list. The Beretta PX4 compact is priced in the same range as the included striker fired handguns. The hammer fired Beretta Storm is reliable and durable without breaking the bank.

      October 15, 2023 11:25 pm
      • Jim

        Beretta PX4 Storm Subcompact is also an excellent choice. 13+1 capacity, small, shoots and handles like a full-size gun. DA/SA with decocker (my favorite feature).

        Unfortunately, Beretta just quit making this gun.

        I believe it would have sold a lot better had they made it a single stack - it would have fit a lot better into the "subcompact" category. As a double stack, it was just a bit too thick.

        October 17, 2023 11:17 am
    • James Spicer

      Sorry, but my Glock 43X MOS will shoot circles around half of the pistols on this list all day long.

      October 15, 2023 10:55 pm
    • Not Large

      I don't think of a PDP as "compact", it's double stack and fits big hands (except for the F). I think of the PPS or PPK as "compact". What is the 2023 definition that you used to base this article?

      October 15, 2023 10:50 pm
    • John Troy

      But no what about the Ruger Max-9? You guys hurt my feelings.

      October 15, 2023 10:05 pm
    • Paul Dalton

      Curiosity: Why isn't your category & choice for "Best Polymer Compact: Smith & Wesson M&P 2.0" included on the Quick List at the top of the article?

      October 15, 2023 6:53 pm
      • Jacki Billings

        Hey Paul, we forgot to click the button that puts it there but it's been remedied and should be listed in the Quick List now. Thanks for reading!

        November 17, 2023 10:18 am
    • William

      Why didn't the Glock 43X make the cut?

      October 15, 2023 6:39 pm
      • Don

        It's a sub-compact.

        October 15, 2023 7:24 pm
        • James Spicer

          The 43x is NOT a sub compact.

          October 15, 2023 10:56 pm
      • Jacki Billings

        Hey William, thanks for reading and dropping us a comment. In short, we don't have enough room to list every gun we like on our Best of lists. I like the G43X, I think it's a solid choice especially for concealed carry. We do update these articles regularly and the G43X may make an appearance in the future, so check back! Thanks!

        November 17, 2023 10:20 am
    • 24and7

      Put away those sissy pistols and get a 5906 or a 1911, young men..

      October 9, 2023 11:01 am
    • Brad F

      I would have included the CZ P-01 on the list, but that’s just because it fits my hands so well and it’s an all metal, DA/SA pistol. Personal preference, in other words.

      July 4, 2023 9:50 am
    • Stephen

      I just bought a Ruger Max 9 with optic. This weapon is a dream but no one ever rights it up..
      It runs around $500.00 with optic
      I have never had a jam and it shoots where you point it. Really what more do you need in a mid line compact. It holds 10 plus one down the pipe and has a physical safety. Urban carry makes an outstanding leather lock in holster for it.

      June 21, 2023 10:53 pm
    • Paul Ziter

      If anyone needs to carry a gun, it’s all the whackos in Washington State. Folks in Washington, just carry a mini 9mm and shoot everyone in site.

      April 30, 2023 4:15 pm
    • Frank Dioguardi

      I would like to read a little more about the Sig M11A1. I have owned many sidearms over the years, the best so far, Kimber 9mm Rapide and M11A1 Sig Sauer. The Sig has about the best trigger pull after the first shot. 36 shots 35-X and a ten. The ten I might have sneezed.

      April 26, 2023 10:11 am
    • Dennis K.

      I like my Ruger SR9C - goes bang every time, can shoot +P ammo. Only paid $375.00 for it about eight years ago. With extended mag holds 17 rounds, 10 in the flush mag. After just some polishing on the stock trigger, 4lb pull and clean break. With stainless slide it is also a great looking gun. For all Glock haters, it does field strip without a trigger pull.

      February 26, 2023 1:05 am
      • JZ

        It is a solid one. It is one of my two CCW's. I bet my life on it...

        October 17, 2023 10:01 pm
      • Steve

        Love the SR9C trigger. Everyone who has shot this gun comments on the trigger.

        April 12, 2024 3:57 pm
    • jason Henke

      I think yalls input has gone to shit. You initially presented your input as SME from within the SOF community now I see you have Jacki Billings as your SME? WTF does she know or understand about a visceral experience with using firearms to protect herself or others while working nor understand that need? Her credibility is working on her blackbelt in Yongmudo? WTF is that ridiculousness? I was a Weapons sergeant in 1/10th Group SFA (A)and later as an Infantry Drill Segreant at fort Benning before becoming an AH-64 D pilot. I've worked all over the world in conflict. She must have some personal affiliation with an editor or someone in yalls organization to put forth BS about nothing she truly knows about. Because no one with any common sense would place her in this position without some sort of personal leverage. Go woke and go broke. No longer will I look towards yalls BS as knowledge or input.

      February 19, 2023 10:58 pm
      • Jacki Billings

        I do have a personal affiliation with the editor. I am THE editor. I have a wide range of knowledge and skillsets that landed me this wonderful job at PPT. I worked hard to be here. I am not prior military or LE, but I've never pretended to be. What I am is an ardent lover of guns, believer that the Second Amendment is for everyone, protector of my family and home, and most importantly someone who wants to use my skillset to help grow the shooting sports. Thank you for your feedback, Jason, and thank you for your service.

        March 30, 2023 1:15 pm
        • Paul Boersig

          Well, all you have going for you is the fact that you are a wonderful person.
          Thank you for imparting your knowledge to me.

          June 11, 2023 9:08 pm
      • Sean Curtis

        Jason,
        Jacki Billings is an outstanding editor I’ve worked with at different publications for many years now. Her qualifications for her job are brand perfect. Furthermore, Pew Pew Tactical has never represented itself as SMEs from the SOF community. Around here we are more committed to providing good information to a wide audience, sharing our love of firearms, and not taking ourselves too seriously. The fact that you are so far off base about who we are makes me question the impetus for your comment, among other things. Don’t let the door hit you on the way out.

        March 31, 2023 11:06 am
      • Jim

        Jason, are you this rude to everyone? And didn’t your mother ever teach you how to treat a lady? Get some help, dude. Seriously.

        October 9, 2023 2:31 pm
      • Ed

        Why are you so... angry?

        October 15, 2023 11:09 pm
      • Dave Rivers

        Classic misogynistic BS. Jason may be mil but he obvs has a vey small mind.

        December 21, 2023 10:55 am
    • Bull o' the Woods

      I like your choices. I would have specified the VP9-B with button mag release rather than the paddles. Of course, you can learn to run the paddles, but why go with such an off-beat, wonky feature? I no longer think of these pistols as "compact." The Sig X-Macro (give me an XL slide, please) and Springfield Hellcat Pro now define the compact market. Except for the Taurus, these are all full-size pistols.

      November 8, 2022 8:45 pm
    • Platt Brabner

      Oh my fine friends at Pew Pew Tactical. Hold on for a few microns of time. You need to get the paws on the new Staccato CS. Oh such a gift from the Gun Gods!

      November 8, 2022 5:12 pm
      • Jacki Billings

        We're hopefully getting one soon!

        November 9, 2022 7:23 am
    • Platt Brabner

      Oh my fine friends at Pew Pew Tactical. Hold on for a few microns of time. You need to get the paws on the new Staccato CS. Oh such a gift from the Gun Gods!

      November 8, 2022 5:11 pm
      • Ronald Canedo

        I have only had one gun a long time ago an it almost got my 1 yr old daughter killed by me leaving it loaded an not secure. That happened 40 yrs ago ,and l have been trying to convince my wife to get a hand gun for home
        Protection, so your advice is greatly appreciated.

        October 9, 2023 12:45 am
    • Platt Brabner

      Oh my fine friends at Pew Pew Tactical. Hold on for a few microns of time. You need to get the paws on the new Staccato CS. Oh such a gift from the Gun Gods!

      November 8, 2022 5:11 pm
    • Dan Lane

      Why aren't the Canik pistols ever included in the "Best of ..." articles? I have read and watched several reviews online and they all praise them. All of the articles like this one always talk about the same big name brands. Maybe someone should write an article about the lesser known brands and compare them just like you have for the big name ones.

      November 8, 2022 10:08 am
      • Jacki Billings

        This article was based on guns I've had time with. If it's not included, it's not a knock on that gun, just that I haven't thoroughly tested it as much as some of these others. I don't want to recommend something I haven't had lots of time behind. But we are constantly updating articles as we get in guns and test them so there's always room for additions down the line. Thanks for reading!

        November 9, 2022 7:25 am
    • J.T.

      CZ P-01 - Excellent choice. I’d never put a list like this together without it. Better trigger than anything on this list and probably the most accurate. The low bore axis, ergonomic grip and natural pointing characteristics make it very enjoyable to shoot.
      Most of this list is made up of Glock clones. I happen to love my G17 but it’s not the whole story, not by far. Cheers!

      November 7, 2022 12:13 pm
    • DANN Sutton

      sig p365

      November 6, 2022 11:33 pm
      • Marcia Loffredo

        YES! I have the sig p365 and love it - been shooting if for about 6 years. Works well for CC for me. (I am female). Willing to try the Taurus G3C - will rent it at a range. Love the price too. Great presentation!

        November 7, 2022 4:52 am
    • Mike Whiskey

      What about the CZ P-10C

      November 6, 2022 11:01 pm
    • Brad F

      You left out one of the greatest compact 9mm pistol of all time! OK, maybe that’s TOO deliberately provocative. Let’s just say you left out MY favorite carry pistol. Hint for all you striker-fired, polymer-pistol fans born after 1988: It is all-metal, DA/SA with de-cocker, holds 15 +1, and weighs 28 ounces. It’s the CZ P-01. If you are an old-school (I almost said “old f_rt”) DA/SA shooter who likes the feel of metal in your hand, the P-01 can’t be beat. Personally, l love the ergonomics as well as the care with which these pistols are built by the Czechs. Despite what I said up front to get your attention, this is just one person’s opinion.

      November 6, 2022 11:00 pm
      • Riffled

        You sir, made my day. This was going through my mind the whole time while reading the article. I'm actually a younger generation but do not like striker fired pistols, I have many da/sa pistols in turn tho. I couldn't help but notice every pistol on here was striker fired.

        November 7, 2022 6:59 pm
    • Mark

      Choose what you want however it appears that pew pew tactical has a bias against hammer fired handguns. I admit to being old school but hammer fired handguns have a long history of excellence and reliability.

      November 6, 2022 10:41 pm
      • Jacki Billings

        No bias here! We only have so much space available. If we listed every gun we loved...that list would be super long. That said, we update these articles often, so we'll definitely consider adding some models in that aren't striker fired next go around. Thanks for reading!

        November 8, 2022 5:24 am
      • Jim in Texas

        They usually have better triggers too!

        October 16, 2023 6:47 am
    • Tony S

      Every time you guys post THAT photo of popular pistol cartridges, you do realize you are missing the 32ACP cartridge?? (And the 25ACP) It’s been one of the most popular cartridges in history since John Moses Browning developed it in 1899. Maybe you need to re take that photo…..

      November 6, 2022 10:02 pm
    • Paul F

      I own most of these gun (don't have the Glock, sig, or Taurus) great list, id also throw in a CZ P10C (which i also kind of own, state police put a "delay" on my 4473 10 months ago and have yet to resolve it, so its paid for but its not mine yet).

      My main carry piece is my VP9, the slide is milled for and equipped with an RMR06, carry in a darkstargear Orion (which has some issues, but is good enough for now) and I'm eventually getting my trigger upgraded by rick Holmes at lazy wolf triggers (going with the Vickers special)

      PDP, and the M&P are right up there too, but the VP9 is the only one I have an optic on right now.

      November 6, 2022 8:22 pm
    • Barry L

      No Glock 26? Probably the best all around (cost, size, capacity, safety) conceal carry handgun in the history of the planet. Some of y’all’s articles are really skeptical.

      November 6, 2022 5:47 pm
      • Tony S

        Agreed - missing the Glock 26 is quite an oversight. Especially since it can take Glock 26. 17 and 19 magazines.

        November 6, 2022 10:11 pm
    • Shawn Jefferds

      This has got to be THE most confusing review ever.
      Best all around was a Blocked court because we all know, PewPew loves Glocks! $539
      Best High End is an HK... that is ONLY $10 more than the Glock. $549
      Editors Choice, the Walther PDP that is... $10 more than the Best High End selection! $559
      How on Earth is the Walther PDP, which I happen to carry and adore, more than the High End? Shouldn't the high end have been something like a Staccato C2?
      a, ,

      November 6, 2022 4:57 pm
      • Jacki Billings

        Unfortunately prices shift pretty rapidly so when we publishing something, sometimes what we pick is "high end" but by the next day prices shift. We do our best to keep up with that but with thousands of articles on the site, it's impossible. We do update often, though, and we will consider some new titles based on that observation. Thanks for reading!

        November 8, 2022 5:26 am
    • Scott

      Guess you haven't shot a SIG p229 legion.

      November 6, 2022 4:29 pm
    • Gary Schubert

      Glock 48

      November 6, 2022 4:08 pm
    • Richard Starzyk

      Well the field is becoming too overlapping and homogenized. Some other great options are the
      Palmetto State Armory Dagger, the IWI Masada and the thin line model of the IWI masada. The Dagger accepts virtuall all Glock 19 Gen 3 afters and the Masada shoot way great out of the box and are VERY reasonably priced.
      Just my 2 cents.
      Rick

      November 6, 2022 4:01 pm
      • Shawn

        Agreed on the Masada, very nice gun! I will find a spot for an IWI somewhere.

        November 6, 2022 5:40 pm
    • David Bonomo

      Have seen G19’s reliably work in some of the worst conditions on the planet, with little to no maintenance from the foreign nationals who carried them.

      November 6, 2022 3:56 pm
    • James Sullivan

      Hellcat Pro hands down.

      November 6, 2022 3:55 pm
      • Christian

        Yes, Thank you!

        November 6, 2022 5:56 pm
    • James Sullivan

      Hellcat Pro hands down.

      November 6, 2022 3:55 pm
    • HOCHSTEIN MIKE

      Beretta apx Centurion very nice

      November 6, 2022 3:53 pm
    • Doug Darby

      Surprised you omitted CZ P01 CZ P10S and CZ P10C

      November 6, 2022 3:51 pm
      • Ray

        Agree x3

        November 6, 2022 5:24 pm
    • Frank

      CZ P10c should garner a mention.

      November 6, 2022 3:38 pm
    • wlogan0204

      where cz p10c/ p07

      November 6, 2022 3:21 pm
    • NoSigForSid!

      Sig is mass-market trash. Glock is perfection. That is all.
      //Signed (with love),
      No Sig for Sid

      November 6, 2022 1:17 pm
    • tatsuo tetrault

      No one is talking about Grand Power. I have several Grand Powers. My favorite is X-Calibur. It's not a compact, but it is absolutely one of the best pistols available.

      August 7, 2022 5:13 pm
    • Paul Dalton

      I'm now confused about choosing between two of S&Ws 9mm M&P2.0 models.

      Previously, I decided to start looking for the Compact 4" model rather than the Full Size 4.25". Their specs seemed really close to each other [I expected the 0.25" shorter barrel could slightly affect performance, but that the Sight Radius difference being only 0.1" might offset some of that]. However, the Compact seemed like a more versatile overall choice because, using the 17+1 magazine (& spacer), it has the same capacity & height as the Full Size, but, when using the 15+1 magazine, it might be better for CC use than the Full Size. That's how I got to what I thought was my choice

      HOWEVER, after I read PPT's "Best Beginner Handgun" & "Best Compact Pistol" lists here, I'm again confused.

      PPT's "Best Beginner" list puts the Glock 19 Compact as #1 (& that's just fine) and puts the "Full Size" M&P2.0 right behind it at #2.

      Post's "Best Compact" list also puts the Glock 19 at #1, but I was then surprised to see four other pistols listed before the list mentions the M&P2.0 "Compact"as #6.

      What am I missing? Is there THAT much difference between the Full Size & Compact M&P2.0 models when compared to the Glock 19? If so, can those differences please be identified?

      Thanks.

      March 8, 2022 5:42 pm
      • Micheal Saine

        My suggestion, get both m&ps and both glocks, but of thats not an option, get tge least exspencive or most comfertable ones, though I have only used a m&p, ive heard all are good choices

        April 2, 2022 12:11 pm
      • Cole

        If you plan to conceal carry, I’d go with the M&P shield plus. Then buy the full-size for home defense

        August 5, 2022 1:39 am
      • Rod

        They are just that close in quality. That is my opinion and that of many I shoot with. My brother crushes it at a range with his FN and I am a Glock guy. Find what YOU like and practice! Do not buy something you won't shoot enough to get good with. I have sold many micro-carry 9mm guns because I can't get the grip I need to shoot well, even with practice. It is critical that you can fire the gun you carry well. That cannot be overstated!

        September 14, 2022 7:14 pm
    • King5569

      No caniks???smh

      February 13, 2022 6:04 am
      • William Glover

        Why no caniks?

        April 13, 2022 6:00 am
      • Christian

        Caniks are awesome and very underrated. I have let Glock fans and 2011 fans shoot my METE SFX and their silence says a lot!

        November 6, 2022 6:04 pm
      • Ramon

        Agreed. I love my Canik TP9SF Elite. My next gun is the SC Canik.

        November 6, 2022 8:35 pm
    • J morton

      I would also agree the CZ p10 C is very accurate with a crisp clean trigger pull among being very reliable and dependable I haven't had any problems

      January 24, 2022 1:20 pm
    • Kevin Campbell

      In my opinion, you should have included the CZ 75D PCR. Excellent fit, finish, weight and very accurate. A really fine pistol from the Czech Republic.

      January 23, 2022 7:07 pm
    • Al Keller

      Great rundown on this gun you should have mentioned that a 17 round clip is available but no biggy.

      January 1, 2022 2:16 pm
      • Ron Abernethy

        It isn't a clip. It's a magazine.

        January 4, 2022 1:05 pm
        • Bull o' the Woods

          I'll bet you say "suppressor" instead of "silencer", too. Calling magazines "clips" dates back to WWII and has become common (if not accurate) usage. We know what he means. The clip vs. magazine distinction is a piece of gun snobbery from Cooper's era that needs to go away.

          November 8, 2022 8:58 pm
    • Mike Zaino

      CZ P10C

      November 19, 2021 9:24 am
    • Jimbo

      You left off the Beretta PX4 Storm Subcompact! A very nice DA/SA double-stack 9mm SMALL handgun, which feels like a big gun in your hand. Holds 13+1, just a tad too fat to pocket carry, but otherwise a very nice gun. Use grease, not oil, on the slide, and this gun will soon become your favorite handgun.

      October 26, 2021 11:55 pm
      • OFFM

        +1

        December 13, 2021 8:23 am
    • Gregory Simmons

      Don’t forget Sig Sauer 226 & 229 (M11-A1) aree we both excellent concealed carry firearms.

      October 26, 2021 7:03 pm
    • Scott Lazar

      Recently picked up a Canik TP9SF Elite. Great trigger and very right sized. A little top heavy, but eats recoil. Thoughts?

      October 23, 2021 4:45 pm
      • Ramon

        I love my Canik, same model. It eats any ammo and shoots true right out of the box. I love it.

        November 6, 2022 8:37 pm
    • Travis Gibson

      Have you guys shot the HK P30SK? Pretty solid list in this article for affordability and reliability....as well as easy/comfortable to carry. While I love steel framed like CZ and Walther, most aren't going to carry those daily, especially in the warmer months.

      October 23, 2021 2:22 pm
    • Ian C MacGregor

      how in the world did you leave out CZ. Both p10c and p10s maybe the best triggers on the market.

      October 22, 2021 6:22 pm
      • Mike Zaino

        You are correct Sir. I have both.

        November 19, 2021 9:26 am
    • John

      I think this is a very short-sighted list given that they are all polymer striker-fired. Where are the hammer-fired and/or metal/steel/aluminum guns? Guns like the CZ P01?

      October 22, 2021 8:15 am
    • Lee Keller King

      My favorite is the Glock 48 MOS. I have 11 rounds with factory mags and 16 with Shield Arms mags and a longer barrel than the Glock 19, all in a slimmer profile.

      True, there aren't as many aftermarket parts and accessories as with the G19, but that is changing.

      October 22, 2021 8:01 am
    • Terry

      What do you know about the Springfield Hellcat?

      October 21, 2021 11:47 pm
    • Dan

      The CZ PO7 is my EDC I prefer a hammer gun. It's a great shooting gun

      October 21, 2021 9:01 pm
    • Ken Foster

      Everyone has their favourites. I found the Beretta APX Centurion to have the trigger and price I like best. So much that I also bought the full size APX too. And I already own the others... FN, Glock, Springfield, S&W, Ruger and Taurus.

      October 21, 2021 7:02 pm
    • Rolando vasquez

      I have to say the px4 storm compact 9mm with rotary barrel makes a fine conceal compact weapon

      October 21, 2021 5:52 pm
    • Ramon VandenOever

      You list the Taurus G3C and before the Canik TP9SF Elite??? The Canik has a trigger that matches Walther and H&K and resembles the Walther ppq ergonomics. It is a superior gun to the Taurus G3C!

      October 21, 2021 5:37 pm
    • Michael H

      You listed the XDM which is fantastic, but the newest version is the game changer! XDM Elite OSP 3.8” in 10mm with 11 + 1. A concealable red dot pistol in 10mm is at home, concealed or open carry in the city as well as hiking the desert or forest.

      October 21, 2021 4:45 pm
    • Louir

      I can't believe the p365 xl wasn't on the list. But at the same time I've been eye Ballin that 320.

      October 21, 2021 4:27 pm
    • Jack Toffmore

      How can you leave out the Hi-Point C9? Compact, light weight, low price, smooth lines and a lifetime warranty is pretty hard to beat. And it's P+ rated!

      October 21, 2021 2:32 pm
    • Aaron J Siltman

      Taurus over mentioning a CZ? thats surprising.

      October 21, 2021 1:30 pm
    • dre

      Where's the CZ P10C or the P07?

      I find it hard to believe that the Taurus comes out better than the CZ offerings.

      October 21, 2021 12:51 pm
      • Jim R.

        I was going to say the same thing. A list this long without a CZ is almost criminal.

        October 21, 2021 8:18 pm
    • Dan Lane

      Every time I go through one of the multi-gun reviews, I look to see if the Canik TP9 series is included. In a negative way, I am not disappointed because they never are. Whether TP9 compact or the subcompact TP9SC, they are never included. Why not? Every time I see the same brands over and over, just the model or configuration is different.

      September 3, 2021 9:08 am
    • Jim Farwell

      The FNS-9C has been out for a while, now. I'm a bit surprised that you included the FN 509, which seemingly rates higher in your view. I've shot both, and prefer the FNS-9 compact. Its trigger is phenomenal, right out of the box, and the choice of magazines is a big plus.

      August 14, 2021 1:41 pm
    • David Neal

      Thinking you are overlooking the Ruger LC9s as a CCW. very concealable, no snag point on this slick pistol and it goes bang every time. Additional magazine can be carried but as we know most gun fights are over very quickly.

      August 11, 2021 7:30 am
    • Greg Hodge

      Another great read! I have carried a Glock 43 with a 9 shot backup mag for 5 years now because I have been unable to conceal or comfortably carry my 19. Maybe if I lived in Mogadishu or Detroit I would give it another try. Thanks for what you do!

      June 19, 2021 6:59 pm