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  • what holster did you have the 26 in?

  • I am so terrified knowing there are so many gullible gun owners who think this nonsense is of any value.

  • This is easily the best comparison video i've seen can you compare the sr9c to the glock 26?

  • you have lovely hips.

  • try the kel tec PF9 you will like it better then the Ruger lc9 !!

  • nice! good review lady :)

  • don't use the fireing lanes that are against the wall. Yay Glocks!!!

  • Great video. Needed to see a closer look as to how it conceals. But we're looking at two Glocks for C.C. or maybe the intriguing Bersa Thunder 9/40 High Capacity Pro Pistol. We hope to see a video of it soon.

    Best regards

  • I think she is a glucker gal.

  • Destinee, I love yor reviews, but it's kind of hard to believe you're being objective when you start off saying 'Yay Glocks!"

    Why is the G26 even in this review? It's a subcompact, the Nano and LC9 are pcoket pistols. Totally different animals...

  • are you left eye dominant? i have a g27, but it's quite snappy! i would like to add a g26 to my collection.

  • That looks to conceal well. Faliaphotography has excellent videos for female conceal.

  • Not to be a troll or anything but... I was taught that it is dangerous to place hard bulky equipment (such as a pistol) in the small of your back. If you were to be involved in an accident or altercation and you landed on the pistol there is a chance you may suffer serious spinal cord damage. There are stories out there where this happens to police officers and they become paralyzed. Just a tip. Keep up the good work!

  • @trench05 Life's all about choices and priorities :)

  • @trench05 yes this is true, I have been told the same in handcuff training as well. (never to keep cuffs around around waist and in center of back)

  • the nano the way it is shouldv been 45acp but ther is a 40cal version mabe itl be diffrent

  • Nice review. Very helpful, thanks.

  • The most recent manufactured Ruger LC9's have "slightly" less pre-travel on the trigger. A tiny bit less than the original LC9's.

  • Well it is obvious why the Nano had the most muzzle rise. the slide sits so far above your hand even King Kong would have a hard time with muzzle rise. Great video though keep um comin.

  • As comprehensive as Nut'n'Fancy, but done with much more efficiency in telling. Excellent reviews, warts and all. Also, a beautiful reviewer as well!

  • great video, I learned a few things I was not aware of, you gain my respect. I wish Beretta would concentrate more on their excellent PX4 .

  • I liked your review I would likr to add the Kel Tec PF9 to the group it is in a lot of ways like the Rugger LC9 but more smooth no safety to catch and it has the awesome clip that yes it can be modified to fit thre Rugger LCP and LC9 but thats another statement.

    Have a good one

    Later

    Shaun Of The Dead!!!

  • I've owned all 3 of these guns and the Nano, to me, wins. The Glock 26 was a little too fat for my CCW needs. The LC9 had FAR to long of a trigger pull and wasn't smooth all the way through. So I'm a little confused how you said the Nano had the heaviest and the longest trigger pull. Great video, though.

  • Good girl. I have looked at a lot a small 9mm's. My girlfriend has a CW9. verry nice, but I decided to put XS sights and a Ghost tactical on my Glock 26. It will stay my main carry. Sleeper is a Glock 23 w/ Ghost tactical also on it and night sights and a Crimson Trace. Burglars beware! Thank you and I enjoy your reviews.

  • Your production is very professional and well done. However, the sound needs improvement. A lavalier mike (wired or wireless) will make this totally professional. Great videos!

  • wipeout music?! subscribed ! 

  • Great Review!

    Semper Fi

  • Excellent vid and information Destiny!

    Keep up the great work!

  • congratulations for your video very nice, like you. Then for three sub compact pistols, the best of all and the glock 26. else throw it in the trash, hahaha joke. Try also the glock 19, and in my opinion the best among all the glock. I assure you I have a hips, followed by a glock 23 in 40S & W

  • Outstanding production quality.

  • @fateofdestinee, excellent review and I must say that you have a luminous smile :)

  • Glock has nailed it with the angle of the grip to slide to be just like the 1911, both of which have the most natural aiming angle of all pistols, IMO. Destiny, have you thought of trying some other brands like KAHR? I have the .380 and have had the 9mm and found them to be both very compact and very shootable with great accuracy.

  • Great video as alwaysvkeep them coming

  • boy you can sure see the muzzle flip on the nano. i can't believe you had a jam with the Glock!

  • Ya glock

  • Thank you for the very informative review.

  • being light is a good thing thats what i like about the LCP the lighter the better

  • Grreat ending.

  • That Nano just looks cool, need to shoot one. I like the elevator music in the background, makes it sound like a Mr. Rogers episode on guns........

  • BTW: I carry Glock 27 - its fairly slim and I like the .40 cal

  • excellent reviews - you hit the most important aspects such as the trigger pull and muzzle flip and how this affected your follow ups. The really long trigger pull on the Ruger is horrible. Note: I have fired the Ruger LCR Revolver recently and that is a real nice gun. The pull on that is lighter and it breaks a little sooner also. If you haven't shot it, you might like it alot.

  • might help to note that the Ruger is also a double action pistol, might explain the long pull. while a glock is striker fired

  • Do you carry the Nano with one in thr chamber? Is the Nano a gun that you can be confident won't accidentally discharge a round? Thanks.

  • Great video.

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  • All three are great, I don't have a Nano and have no intention of buying one either. I do have a Beretta PX4 sub compact 9mm,and its a great gun in all ways, a bit heavy for my pocket carry.

    I have a Glock 26, and it is fine, shoots well, and I have no intention of carrying a cocked gun chambered,so I don't carry the Glock 26.I just brought the Ruger LC9 for pocket carry with Laser sight, unfortunately it failed to fire two times, so pocket carry is on hold. Beretta and Glock are easier to shot

  • For a CCW with what is on the market today, It's a glock for me. G19 or G26 with 147gr HST JHP.

    G26 will conceal on the leg nicely. Consider a waist pack for carry. Not the fashion statement but no one ever thinks you have a gun and an extra clip or two:). They never print... Maxpedition makes a nice one that will hold a g26 or a g19 with a laser attached.

  • Was wondering about those plastic spastic sub-compact 9mm wonders. Thanks for the review.

  • @DeanZoil My pleasure. Glad you found some value in the comparison :]

  • Bootie

  • Check into a Galloway trigger kit to "fix" the Ruger LC9. I wish I had known about it before I sold my LC9. Ordered a new Nano and hope its trigger is not as bad is it sounds. If it catches on, I'm expecting third party fixes. A smooth and shorter 7.5 to 8# will be what I want to keep this. Nice video, Destiny.

  • Be afraid kitchen. Those saucepans don't stand a chance.

  • ive shoot a glock 26 once and it shot good

  • Your music transitions are a bit ridiculous.

  • What holster for the Nano was that if you do not mind me asking? I am deciding between the Nano and Glock 26. I wear jean shorts or pants with just a t-shirt most of the year so the Nano might be the better choice. Also I am left handed.

  • So if you had a choice of the 3, which one do you prefer to shoot and carry? (no Glock bias please =p )

    I've only shot the LC9 and it was ok, but the trigger pull was longer than i'm used to. In comparison I've owned/shot a PF9, Taurus 740Slim, XD40subcompact, and M&P40c. The LC9 felt like a better-made PF9 but still too tiny, which could be a + or - for some. Trigger pull was also still too long for accurate double-taps if necessary.

    Again, great video Destinee! Thanks for sharing

  • Good job!

    I carry a Glock 27 in cold weather but it is a little too large for pocket carry for the summer. So the search goes on. The LC9 seems to have a horrible trigger. The Nano's trigger is better but it's top heavy which may be the reason for your difficulty getting back on target with it. If Glock ever built a singe stack 9MM they'd rule. A better comparison would have been with a Kahr or the Taurus 9MM instead of a Glock - just saying.

  • Your production value is ridiculously good now. I predict you will grow out of YT someday. You have too much talent for this place =)

  • i think ide still stick with the glock if i was in the market for a 9mm for concealed carry, they are a proven system that has many accessories and interchangable mags with the 17,18,and 19. the list goes on.

    great review though, ill form my own opinion this saturday when i get to shoot my friends nano.

  • @FateofDestinee you should have totally typed: "but will it blend?" instead of conceal, you see the word blend would have been a pun, meaning both as will it blend in a blender, and will it blend with clothing.

  • Nano is awesome and looks great. Not sure what looks have to do with performance but whatever. I'm sure the bad guy will be scared off by the looks of it.

  • Great vid!! only thing I dont like about the Nano is that it's an ugly gun... its like the designers at Beretta just stopped trying half way before they got to the back of the weapon. All this after they came out with such a gorgeous looking gun like the Storm. 

  • @tiggerr42431 I definitely like the Glock, but it isn't as slender as I need to be able to conceal it. Unfortunately, being a chick, the little bit of curve I have makes it trickier to hide a lot of width in a pistol, so even a quarter of an inch makes a difference. :/ Next opportunity I have, I'd like to check out the Kahr CM9 to see how it does for me.

  • @BEDSOGJT Of these three, I think I'm leaning more toward that. However, I want to put more rounds through the Nano and compare it against a Kahr CM9 before I make up my mind what I want to purchase, you know? I'll definitely be looking into different ammo once I make up my mind on a pistol ;] Thanks for the feedback!

  • @SpencerAK74M Lol! Thanks for the the encouragement ^.^ And lol... you are a goofball. I'm glad you enjoyed the viddy. :]

  • @FateofDestinee You are welocome! And yes I am a goofball... Makes me interesting... LOL!!!

  • @Brick12343 I know, right? lol

  • Yay Glocks? Seriously? A bit biased perhaps?

    I own and like my glock 27 , but I still cant understand why when people do a pocket gun reviews the glock 26 or 27 is put up against the smaller guns not in the same class.

    Glock has chosen not to make a single stacked micro gun like the nano , p290 , lc9, pps , ect , I think its time we stopped putting the glocks against micro compacts.

    Girls doing gun videos , whats next? soon there going to want to drive and vote , time to stop the madness.

  • @stonefree1911 It was definitely noticeable... Glad you liked the vid :D I dunno if I'll be picking it up or just sending it back to Beretta when my T&E time period is up.

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  • Yay Glocks indeed ,,,,,,,,,,,,, I concur.

  • great video, Love your channel. first time i've seen it. the girl is gorgeous but goddamn that font is ugly as shit.

  • send hickock45 your nano. I am wondering what he thinks of it.

  • @tritan1 Is there a huge difference between the glock 19 and 26?

  • tritan1 Compact vs Subcompact. Pretty big difference

  • Very informative. Thank you!

  • I prefer the 26 and its my ccw now for 2 years have about 2-3k rounds through it no failures so far.

  • What holster are you using?

    Thanks

  • so whats gonna be coming up next?

  • was glock a gen 3 or 4

  • the 26 is your ccw i just wish it was in 45 thats the one your comfortable with dest so all in all what did you really think of that nano ?

  • XLNT reviews!!! :]

  • A Sad commentary, I purchased a Ruger LC9 with Laser Max Center fire Laser sight

    Dec 1,2011 for EDC. I went to the range fired 28 rounds and the Laser Max Center fire failed,dimmed to invisible.

    Second week,went to the range, and the Ruger LC9 failed to fire twice on the first two trigger pulls, had to rack the slide to reset the trigger again,ejecting shells, Not to reassuring as EDC self defense gun?

    The Laser Failed again,Today I priority mailed it back to Laser Max

    will Send Gun to Ruger

  • Glockier...... Hehe. ^^

  • I use a G26 most of the time carrying and must say I love it. Two things I did though was get the 12 round extended mags for it (+2 rounds plus a bit more grip on the gun for control) and put some 3 dot night sights on it. I think with those it is one of the best EDC guns out there.

  • Oh my god you're so gorgeous, are you dating anyone? :)

  • What I have done, and makes EDC sense 2 me. When I was a cop, and Deputy I carried a S&W air weight 38 BG,both off duty and plain clothes.For 30 years I had a Charter 44 special air weight. Now my EDC started as S&W BG 380 with laser. Than a S&W 638 air weight with Laser. Than a Bersa thunder 380 with laser. I wanted a 9mm so I purchased a Ruger LC9 with laser. Lastly because it was cute a Bersa 380 cc. I have heavy 3 laser Glock Bersa 40 Beretta clunkers also, but I don't carry them. Love Guns

  • Teaching a CHL class today, 6 of my 7 students were women. I told them all about your youtube channel. Just out spreading the word about FateofDestinee....

    Side note, try coming over the top when you rack your slide. instead of the finger thumb pinch. So your thumb is closest to you. IT should give you a little more strength and make it easier to pull the slide back.

  • woohoo that last closeup was sweeeeettt.:)

  • best trigger in sub compact category is by far the ruger SR9c, soo accurate ,almost addicting to shoot.

  • glockier...new word=thicker

  • Great video of ur experience at the range wuld have liked to have seen the targets better. The Glock wins on accuracy but the Nano is totally reliable (NO LUBRICATION AWESOME !!!!) a pocket gun like this is to shoot a perp right in ur face so no need to be that accurate. If the Nano can conceal better than the Glock 26 I wuld favor the Nano for an EDC. too bad u don''t have a Kahr PM9 to compare wit the Nano. Glock might win some points if u travel a hood with known gangs then u need 10 rnds

  • Glock is the way to go and I believe you are starting to see that. The G26 is a fine all around handgun. It's good that you are trying all these different guns because it will just reinforce your decision later on. Great video - Take care

  • was there guns in this,i just remember a great butt

  • Hey Des did you have a pinky extension when you shot ?

  • i think the lc9 is pretty much crap. way too many parts and a bad trigger. havent shot a nano yet, but beretta pistols are lacking. without the glock, there would not be Nano, LC9 or M&P. I'd stay glock.

  • You should look into a Run-and-Gun in your area and see how you are able to do. Great vid as always.

  • Only one of those companies is owned by a Nazi though, forgot to factor that in... lol

  • @Reic333 ...lol

  • I've seen a couple Ruger LC9s and LC40s come through the range. I'm not trying to hate with what I'm gonna say, I love Ruger revolvers! But the LC series triggers feel awful! Very gritty, hard to get a nice smooth trigger pull for marksmanship accuracy (granted the trigger isn't that important for combat accuracy). I haven't tried the Nano although I look forward to it since I cut my teeth on a 92FS and love Beretta. And what can I say about Glock that they haven't said themselves - Perfection.

  • @satownrider I like Rugers (and I hear great things about their SR line), but this little LC9 just didn't work for me, personally - that trigger was just very difficult to adjust to. I just love my Beretta M9... I've put thousands of rounds through it and it's always performed well for me. The G19 and G17 did not work for me half as well as the G26. I was pleasantly surprised to see how well I was able to shoot with it.

  • @FateofDestinee I am a sub compact lover, I have a Glock 26, and if I keep any Glocks it may be the 26. I have a Glock 19 and Glock 23 I don't hate them,however for me to make sense about what a hand gun is for? that is self defense. Why would I want any extra size and weight? My primary EDC is a S&W BG 380 laser sight. I just purchased a Ruger LC9 laser sight , solely 4 9MM. I also have 2 Bersa 380 1 with a Laser sight.and S&W 38 638 with a laser sight. they make sense 2 me.

  • @FateofDestinee It's opposite of what you might think.. short sight radius and all. I have a glock 17, 19, and most recently 26. Couldn't believe how much faster my double taps were, more accurate, and more natural I could shoot with the subcompact( over compact, and even full sized! ).

  • Great video as always

  • @walock69 Thanks!

  • Your shooting skills have greatly improved young Padawan!! Hey Des, Great video. I like the way you are very thorough with your review and consider many aspects of the gun. You definitely have to be comfortable/confident with the gun you choose to carry. Thanks for sharing, take care.

  • @Rogerthat5x5 Thanks! I try to get a little better every time I hit the range. I'm glad you liked my spin on the review. Thanks for watching ;] Have a good one.

  • 5:33 thank you

  • @pmuellerblue22 lol...

  • cant go wrong with a Block! the nano seems to be a pretty gun as well, although the recoil and muzzle rise are an issue. as for the sights, the first thig i do when i get a gun with white iinserts or dots is black them out. i guess im stuck on the old GI 1911 sights, and the oldschool Single action Army Sights...I KNOW Hiccock knowes what im talkin about :P

  • @xxwes997xx Lol! That's pretty old school... personally, I like night sights, if I have the option. From my 1911 experience, I'm most accustomed to the sight picture of the three dot sights, but there are a couple others that still work for me, even so.

  • @FateofDestinee 3 dots are ok if they are BIG, ive never used night sights so idk about those, my night gun is a Pistol grip mossberg with a flashlight...so theres no sights there. And yeah thats as close to old school as it gets unless you start talking flintlock...oh dont let me start on flintlocks...mmmmm.

  • Great vid, you oughta take a look at the Kahr K-9 I think is the model. A friend of mine has one I've shot hers a couple of times, and it's truly a joy to shoot. Smooth DAO trigger and for me at least it's a near perfect fit for my hand. It's all steel and a tad on the heavy side but recoil is very manageable. If I needed another CC piece I'd buy one of my own, hell I still might.

  • @beaker126 I've heard great things about the Kahr CM9 and CW9s... I wanted to rent the CM9 at my range for this vid... but they didn't have it :/ I did get a little chance to shoot Hickok's Kahr and I sure did like it, but I only but a few magazines through it.

  • @FateofDestinee Just my take,I have handled about 4 Kahr at the gun store, I found the slide has a impossible slide release and heavy recoil spring.You cannot snap the slide back to chamber. I hated them. On Diamondback on You Tube one blew up with P*.

    If you don not mind 25 ounces I handled a CZUSA Rami 9mm sub compact,D/A S/A one has decocker. my Bersa thunder 380 with crimson trace laser sight is D/A S/A decocker and 20 ounces unloaded,but it is a 380,FMJ ammo will do just fine, JHP sucks

  • OH YEA! YOU NEED TO GET A BRA HOLSTER!!!

  • @inpraiseof Lol!

  • you should really carry your knife on the weak side in you are gonna carry concealed. you are such a BAMF.

  • @inpraiseof Lol well, thanks for the feedback. My knife is just a beater EDC blade, so it's more convenient for me to keep it in the pocket closest to my dominant hand.

  • good video!

  • @Gr8one501 Glad you like it. Thanks.

  • awesome review....as always  ...hehe =)

  • @MrRipzor Thank you, kindly.

  • Good job as usual. 

  • @pookatim Thanks much :D

  • Looks like your a GLOCK girl!!!

  • @will1174 I dunno that I'd say that... but that little G26 really did the trick for me at the range (compared to the other two). What a great trigger!

  • @FateofDestinee if you like the factory trigger, you should try it with a 3.5 pound trigger.

  • i was reading some other post, i live in ne ill. i thought i heard someone shooting a glock 26 a few days ago. we should do some shooting, lol that would be awesome

  • @MrWellminded Haha well, I was out at my local indoor range here in WI. If you ever venture out my way, though, it would be a blast to go shoot! haha

  • you migh not want to carry it on your butt because guys that are checking you out might think you have a tail lol

  • @MrWellminded Lol You'll see how I plan to carry in my CCW vids ;]

  • BTY, a Hougue slip on Jr., or pachmayer slip on might help with recoil/muzzle flip.

  • @MrBigden37 Thanks for the tip ;]

  • Thanks FOD, great review, the Nano and Kahr CM9 and pistols in that genre are truly considered a pocket pistol in my opinion and can conceal where the Glock 26 can't go, or at least as easily. Me personally, even though I'm a beretta fan would prefer the G26 due to it's larger size and capacity and shootability. The XD subcompact, S&W M&P subcompact Beretta PX4 subcompact, and the G-26 are more in line for comparibility in my view. If you ever have a chance try the PX4 compact.

  • @MrBigden37 Thanks for the feedback ;] I would like to try out the PX4... I've heard so many good things about it.

  • Cool video as always. Looking forward to the conceal video. :)

  • @splewy Thank you, kindly.

  • give me the glock all day long

  • @wasp7339 Haha... you wouldn't happen to be a Glock fan, now would ya? ;]

  • You're welcome and take care.

  • @NINJAFORCE Likewise!

  • Fateofnine sounds better. Lol. Thanks for the videos. They are well made and fun to watch. Ps: I still think you should learn to shoot lefty.

  • @warddman Hahaha clever! I like it. Thanks much! I do end up putting a lot of time and effort into them, but it's a labor of love. It makes it even more worthwhile to know that someone else enjoys them. Lol I'm working on it, slowly but surely.

  • Everyone has a opinion, that's why the gun companies have to make,with safety, no safety,single stack, double stack.On the Nano I disliked,tool needed to take down, and no accessory rail, key in back to disassemble etc.I have a Beretta PX4storm9subcompact.Its to heavy 4 EDC.Glocks Brick like and cocked,D/AS/Adecocker make sense. Most are a bit heavy. My EDC are S&WBG380,and RugerLC9, and Bersa 380,S&W 638. My Glocks are for target practice only. FMJ is my ammo. D/AS/Adecoker guns rock,and safe

  • @surfside006 I agree... CCW calls for even more subjectivity with preference. After all, no one can really tell you what works best for *you.* It's tough :/ I'm still experimenting with different combinations of holsters/pistols/styles of carry. Next, I'll have to figure out ammo...

  • Way to go on a really Great review. I liked your comparison chart in the background...that was cool. Also, rolling in range time with the guns was jamming. Your vids are really cool and very original. Oh, so, what kind of blade was that in your pocket? Great video...bring back Hippy Chick.... Keep up the Awesome work, very well done!

  • @xtremearmor Thanks! It took me a little bit to put it together the way I wanted, but I like how it turned out pretty well. I try to do things a little differently for every vid... I'm glad you like that. Right now, I'm EDCing my "beater" blade - a CRKT Mini My Tighe. It's cheaper than some of my others, so I don't mind gumming it up by opening boxes or scratching it or anything, and it's sharp and has held its edge well for me. Can't complain. :] She'll be back, don't worry. Thanks again!

  • GREAT review and comparison of these three pistols, Destinee.... I'd be interested in hearing your opinion on the Smith&Wesson M&P compacts.

  • @r1pbuck Thanks much! I've heard a lot about them, but haven't spent much time on them, personally. If/when I do, I'll see what I can do about getting that into a vid. ;]

  • That is one, really doggone lucky pistol at the end of the vid! Great vid Destinee! Keep up the good work girl!!!

  • @SergeantZippo Lol... too funny. Glad you enjoyed my vidja. Thank you.

  • Good info! Looking forward to the CCW review!

  • @TheGunfighter45acp Thanks much. :D

  • I wish that much brass was just left lying around at my range, the reloading possibilities...

  • @jubbles2343 Haha yeah, the range collects it and sorts through it to use for reloading (they then sell the reloads for cheap).

  • hey im from the madison area,i know your also from wi,what range is that?it doesnt look familar

  • @tymanG19fan Yep, from WI but not the Madison area... I try not to put too much of my personal info out online, though, including the specifics of where I live. Nothing against ya :]

  • great review, looking forward to the ccw vid too, thanks

  • @RichWyatt1 Thanks :] Glad you like it!

  • I love how all these people think a glock is just going to go off. No it's not just going to go off unless you pull the trigger. Carry all guns in a holster with a trigger guard. I've been carrying glocks for over ten years as a law enforcement officer on and off duty with no problems.

  • @lb0193 True.. but I just prefer a double action gun I can manually de-cock. But thats just my opinion.

  • @AKOverlord You are 100% right, I just don't get why anyone would see fit to actually carry a cocked, chambered, gun period. Kind of common sense, that a D/A S/A Decocked gun will fire as well and as quickly as dangerous already cocked Glock.

    Glock has brainwashed everybody about its guns. A great sales job.The Secret service has Sigs not to accidentally shoot the president, why don't they have Glocks? And 35% of police and the Military don't have Glocks. D/A is a safety it self.

  • @surfside006 I have no idea what I said... Youtube REALLY needs to add a "Find my f'in comment" button.. But from what your comments about must be about safeties and the like.

  • @AKOverlord Its not about safety levers,its about not carrying a cocked gun.

    One can use the safety lever or simply ignore it, it doesn't turn itself on by itself.

    D/A S/A guns are not cocked, therefore no one needs to move the safety lever to safe.

    Double action carry is safe in double action. On the other hand Colt 1911 45 carried cocked, obviously have to be put on safety. Than you have Glocks,they are cocked,have no safety,and have a light trigger if moved will fire the gun

  • @lb0193 I do love when people ask if the safety is on tho... lol.

  • @lb0193 That's not how I feel about it... for me, it's more about having the piece of mind that I have just a little extra weight before that round goes off. It's less about "being afraid" and more of a "might help," but that's only my mindset. I couldn't speak for anyone else :] Either way, I appreciate your input. Thanks for watching!

  • Oh man... nice comparison. You'll have to through a PF9 in there next time you go to the range. Not sure how the LC9 is getting such rave reviews and awards, people who actually shoot say it sucks. I noticed it slaps pretty hard myself and the trigger is unpredictable.

  • @RebelSapper Thankya! I only have my limited (only a couple hundred rounds through each pistol here) experience from which to draw, but even so, I hope that some people find the comparison helpful.