After giving my daughter a Smith and Wesson M&P 9mm for her 21st birthday years back I offered to let her carry this if she wanted. She declined my offer as well.
I sold one to a friend whose son was going through the PD academy for a backup pistol before my daughter turned 21. I especially regret that decision.
I parted with a pair of PPK/s .380's last week. Why the focus on .32?Welp..... The .32 PPK that I wanted is OUT of STOCK everywhere and went out of production in December 2025
Walther says it'll be a MULTI YEAR production pause that'll probably end up with a redesigned ppk....
It's the correct caliber for the pistol. BLOWBACK sucks in .380 IMHO
Even if fake, I will chose to believe its real because tactical furries are the most insufferable people ever and its funnier to believe he did SRS at the range for a instagram meme.
Hilariously, both these losers are furries. I think Larry Snickers won in the end anyway, oxide is a gay bottom furry who probably can't "boint" because, as he openly admits on his fetish accounts, his dick is too small to hit anyway.
I don't mind my CZ-83 or Beretta Cheetah. That said, they've got a bit of heft for such small guns and pretty chunky doublestack grips, which takes the edge off a fair bit.
I remember watching that guy's war thunder edits in like 2014. How we went from that to gay furry helicopter pilot drama whore is something I don't think I'll ever understand.
The Bravo ASR has the standard 1.375"-24 HUB threading on the other end I believe. I was trying to figure out the threads that mate the ASR to the muzzle side - as if I wanted to put a thread protector on this:
Only Beretta could make a compact pistol that feels like a full-size.
When CZs were super popular on /k/, they were cheaper. I think the higher price point isn't helping. They are still popular, it's just that they don't get talked about much.
Women love the Equalizer. I do too, it's a little longer than the other micro 9s but it's a good shooter with a super easy slide. If you haven't, try one, and get her to try it. Some people have a gripe with the grip safety, I do not consider this a legitimate complaint after using it, nor does my wife.After giving my daughter a Smith and Wesson M&P 9mm for her 21st birthday years back I offered to let her carry this if she wanted. She declined my offer as well.
I can't say that I blame her. Her hands are too small for anything with over a single stack 9mm mag. She also turned down a Glock 19 but I understand her view.
The problem with the grip safeties isn't that they're hard to depress but rather that they make guns not work unless you can get a good grip on them, which may not always be the case in a high stress situation.
Yeah, I'm aware of that argument against it. In retention training what I saw is that if you don't have a grip that would depress the safety you probably can't reach the trigger anyway (i.e. someone grabs the gun and rotates it away from your trigger finger). If they rotate it toward your trigger finger, and far enough from your thumb that you aren't wrapping your thumb around the backstrap anymore it's probably going to be out of battery from their grip on it anyway regardless of what safeties it does or does not have. Basically in retention situations going OOB during the struggle far more likely. As for drawing it to a grip that doesn't depress the grip safety, you'd basically have to draw with a grip that puts your thumb on the same side as your index finger or have your hand halfway down the grip. If one is poorly trained enough that such a thing happens they're probably going to hit the target anyway.
I feel like these polymer 9mms are so figured out it would probably be fine but I would not get it, for about 100 more you could get a p10, or for a similar amount I would get a psa dagger.
