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HotLeadSolutions wrote:How are you going to fit a Mossberg 500 in your pocket??

I have VERY big pockets LOL

TXROADRUNNER wrote: I've been thinking of picking up a pocket gun, how does the S&W Bodyguard .380 compares to the Ruger LCP with CT laser?

I haven't shot the TCP/LCP or even my new Bodyguard yet, so I cannot speak of how they shoot, but only how they feel in my hand.

The LCP/TCP both feel way too small for my hands. the Bodyguard seems to have just a bit more "meat" on it, for gripping

Choosing this weapon was not an easy process. It took me probably 3 months to decide on it, and this from a guy who decides to buy a car, will go to the dealership and buy a car without driving it (I have done this more than 1 time! - only with new cars however)

the drawback to the Bodyguard laser, is you have to use your index finger to engage the laser, vs with the LCP with CT, your grip itself engages it, and when you release your grip the laser turns off. I would have preferred the Bodyguard to have the action on the laser same as the CT, but I felt the trade off for what I think is a better gun is worth it.

Sorry I can't say more, but again, not having shot this one yet (next weekend) and never shooting an LCP/TCP, I cannot really compare/contrast them.

after about 3 months of deciding, I have finally bought a pocket sized weapon (yes, some carry bigger in pockets, but not me, not yet).
today I picked up a new SW Bodyguard .380 and a Mossberg 500 for home defense.
the wife thinks I'm nuts, but what else is new


now I need to find a small pocket holster, any ideas, let me know please

And on the way home, I wanted to stop for a soda, and found an invalid 30.06 sign (yes, I posted it to Texas3006.com) at the Valero (Seller's Brothers) at Red Bluff and Bay Area Blvd in Pasadena
You can tell when looking at the blue sign next to it, the font size is way too small, at best 1/4 inch.