What options do I have for a single stack 9mm?

Kahr P9

I too am a fan of the P9 and it is the gun I carry most often. However, I switch to my G19 or my Browning HP when visiting a local stop-n-rob after dark.

The P9 carries so easily that I find myself occasionally checking to make sure I still have it. I'm using a High-Noon belt scabbard and several different IWB rigs.

I'm personally opposed to pocket carry, especially without a holster.
 
lhump1961 said:
There are Glock forums to post about your G43...the OP was asking about S&W! Pay attention...
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I am the OP and I do not want another non DA single stack. I should have made that clear first, that's my fault.
 
OP...In your first post you have a 69xx listed which is actually a double stack which in my experience conceals just as well as the 39xx guns......and there is no shortage of 6906 available on the webasphere;)
 
I sold my 908 and switched to a Sig P6 (older German police P225); had Sig night sites and a trigger job done by Sig and it's a way good gun.

On the other hand I can't find a better pocket pistol than my Shield and for IWB with a bunch of bullets it's a Walther P99cAS.
 

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My Favorite and the BEST Single Stack IMHO

I have a 1998 Sig P225 that I recently had upgraded with night sights and Hogue aluminum grips. Yes, I know that it is larger and heavier than other options, but I personally don't care for small, sub compact pistols that you can barely get 3 fingers on the grip. I am not a "deep cover" operative or an under cover agent that I have to completely conceal my weapon. If I get into a situation that I need my pistol, I want a fighting handgun that fits my hand and gives me full confidence should I have to use it. Yes, the capacity is 8 + 1, and IMHO, that is enough for most CCW encounters.
 

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Maddog 521 said:
I've got one of each. Great guns aren't they.
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Only down side I can't match the cs9's Ashley express sights on the 908. Had to Traffic Cone Orange the original
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Own both a 3914 and a CS9. Can't go wrong with ether IMO both are nice pistols.
I prefer the feel personally of the CS9 just ballances right to me in my hand. I rarely carry the 3914 instead will carry my double stack 6904 or the CS9.
Shoot well with both the 3914 and the CS9 and both are 100% reliable so---.

 
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Colonel said:
I have a 1998 Sig P225 that I recently had upgraded with night sights and Hogue aluminum grips. Yes, I know that it is larger and heavier than other options, but I personally don't care for small, sub compact pistols that you can barely get 3 fingers on the grip. I am not a "deep cover" operative or an under cover agent that I have to completely conceal my weapon. If I get into a situation that I need my pistol, I want a fighting handgun that fits my hand and gives me full confidence should I have to use it. Yes, the capacity is 8 + 1, and IMHO, that is enough for most CCW encounters.
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I agree with the choice of the P225/P6 or the model 39. My 2 favorite single stack 9mm.
 
I too have a Sig P6 that I carry on occasion, a very accurate pistol for it's size. Only slightly larger than my P232 380, or Kahr P9. The main thing I disliked about the 3913 was how high it sat in my hand: axis of bore to grip was too tall.
 
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