Some of the hottest guns on the market today are compact and subcompact guns designed for concealed carry.
With that in mind, I've decided to compare 4 pocket sized pistols.
I chose the
Glock 23 (40S&W)
Glock 27 (40S&W)
Sig Sauer P290 (9mm)
Kimber compact CDP II (45acp)
The Sig is tiny. It is very slim and short. 5.5" long and 3.9" tall & 1.1" wide. It is the smallest of this quartet. The capacity is 6 in the standard magazine and 8 in the extended magazine.
The Glock 27 is the next smallest of the bunch, 6.29" long, 4.17" tall & 1.18" wide. With a 9+1 capacity, it packs a lot of heat in a tiny package.
The Glock 23 is next at 6.85" long, 5.0" tall & 1.18" wide. It packs a generous 13+1 rounds of 40 caliber goodness.
The CDP II is 7.7" long, 4.75" tall & 1.28" wide. It has a 7+1 capacity.
All of these guns feel good in the hand. I especially like the way the Glock 23 fits my hand.
All of these guns are extremely concealable and would fit the role of a CCW pistol. The question you have to ask yourself is if you want ultra tiny or 45acp or 13+1 rounds of 40.
Good luck, whatever you choose.
I've even made a poll so you can let the world know which of these four you like best
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