Best .380 Pistol 2024: My dream Conceal Carry is Finally HERE! 

Bersa thunder

He showed the LCP Max two or three times but was referring to it as the LCP.

The Bersa Thunder is a great gun. I've had one since 2008. Never could get it to malfunction. However, it's become largely irrelevant for me since a Kel-Tec PF9 came along two years later. Lighter, flatter, hardest-hitting, and using less-expensive ammunition. For pocket-carry in .380ACP, it's either my Taurus TCP, acquired in 2017, or my LCP-MAX, acquired the day after it was announced in 2021.

@@Just1American1966 -- Interesting that neither the PF9 not the TCP are currently in production. Older guns, if properly maintained, still work just fine!

@@gregb6469 Yep. The old "if it ain't broke.." thing kicks in here.

yep, behind the times. and the new Baretta 30x pretty nice.

Yup, they might as well discontinue the LCP 2

@ good choices. Do you have a preference? G43X is a keeper for me but too big to pocket.

Not me. Pocket carry is potentially fatal. Ex: you are driving or in your car moving or not. You need your weapon NOW. Or you are seated in a restaurant or anywhere else. Your pocket gun is NOT instantly available. Try it. Defensive carry guns belong on your belt. I have never understood the fascination of keeping a gun in your pocket, where it is as slow or slower to draw than in a man purse, or tackle box, or in an ankle holster, or any of the other silly places people carry.

I disagree. Not a fan of pocket carry.

I have another, different-caliber Walther that I like a lot, but I’ve never been drawn to the Walther 380. I understand your pocket theory-AND agree with it almost totally. With regard only to James Bond, I’ve NEVER seen him draw one of his Walther 380s out of a pants pocket. I would love to see Bond pull a Ruger Redhawk .44 mag revolver out of his shoulder holster and then quickly empty it into some bad guy who is trying to take control of the world. Man o man, that would be sacrilege to most “PPK-only-for-007” diehards…and it would freak out Walther and other fine handgun manufacturers in Europe.

@@michaelgibbs3011 You have some good points, but a pocket gun can also be a life saver. Mine saved me from being robbed and probably from getting killed, when I was in the mountains years ago. I carried strong side on the job as a LEO, but the one time I need my gun to save my butt, it was my pocket pistol that came into play and did the job.

Facts

@MickMichael007 please try that again sober as I sincerely want to know what you were trying to say about the LCP.

@MickMichael007 ok, I got you. Thanks dude.

@MickMichael007mine fits into regular pants, no problem. You can see something is in my pocket, but you certainly can’t tell it’s a firearm. Could be a wallet, phone, ect…

And his Walter was a .32

Do you have one, and if so do you recommend it?

I don’t think it’s a pocket pistol.

Nice pistol, unfortunately not a pocket pistol.

Interesting as my M&P Bodyguard doesn't like Fiocchi either. It has been *THE ONLY* ammo I've had issues with in that gun....

@@garyreams8123 If you ever need a gun once, to defend yourself or your family, you will have your answers. Although the worst gun might get the job done, when it happens to you, you will wish you had the best, bigger, better or more capacity, once you have time to think about it. I served at two different departments as a LEO. I never had to use my weapon on duty, but I did have to use my concealed handgun to prevent two young men from robbing me many years ago when I was in the mountains, in the middle of nowhere. I was on vacation and had dropped a derringer in my pocket, which of coarse only had two shots(times were not as bad back then😉. It worked for me that day, thankfully, but you can bet I was wishing I had a larger pistol/revolver, with more rounds, once I had time to think about it. As a LEO, I carried my 45 acp duty weapon on my strong side, a S&W 38 air-weight BUG under my duty shirt and a NAA 22 mag mini revolver in my front pocket, as a get off of me gun. I also had a Remington 870 shotgun and a Ruger Mini-14 in my patrol car. Imo, better to have it and not need it, than need it and not have it. Even as a civilian today, I often still carry a BUG and alway carry at least one on me at ALL times. I hope I never need to use a gun ever again for protection, but just in case I am prepared. Any gun and any caliber is better than no gun. Small pistols/revolver and small calibers have their place for concealment, recoil, ect, but carrying the best and most powerful gun you can, realistically, can be comforting. I carry different pistols/revolvers at different times, in various calibers. I still prefer 45 acp, 40 S&W, 357 mag, when realistic to carry them. I do however carry 380 acp and 38 spl at times and carried the NAA 22 mag mini-revolver many years as my BUG, but have discontinued it in these meaner more evil days that we now live in, for something better, imo. Always Carry, Maintain Situational Awareness, Support the Second Ammendment, Join a good gun group that fights for our 2nd ammendment rights, such as Gun Owners Of America(GOA).

And they discontinued the Legion model in the P238. Wish they’d bring it back! 👊🏻

Ian Fleming carried a .25 Beretta so of course he gave it to Bond. Later his armorer said get a Walther that hits like a brick through a window. If you shoot someone with a .25 he may find out and get angry.

U to

I agree on the magazines those are 380 max magazines. I went back and look at the pictures and all of them just said LCP. I did not see one that said LCP Max. I have the LCP Max and the LCP. Max is better.

Click-bait.

They retitled an old video cuz it's all about production with this channel

Can't even enjoy gun video without politics being brought up. Sad.

It will clean all the boogers out ya nose…😂😂😂

Ask archduke Franz Ferdinand 2 rounds 380 in 1914 ended him and started WW2 380 aint wimpy do your research