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saltydog452 wrote:Well, there you go.

Have fun and enjoy the trip. For me the education was costly. Others, not nearly so.

Larry is in charge these days. The problems supposedly have been corrected. Still can't see the logic of a .380 when mini 9X19s are out there.

Best to you.

sd.

I've got both a pm9 and the lws380 and I agree that with the new mini 9mms are great. I probably carry the pm9 more than any other weapon. Buts it's twice as big as the seecamp! The lws slips into it's back pocket holster and disappears, it's simply gone. When nothing else will work the seecamp will. I find it fills its niche very well, it's the smallest 380 auto period.

I've got a seecamp LWS .380, but I have no experience with the other pistols. I've got several hundred rounds through it with no issues what so ever. Accuracy is good for such a small piece, though I rarely practice with it past 5 yards, as it is not intended for use past those ranges. What is outstanding is its craftsmanship and quality, as it is truly a hand made pistol. I would certainly recommend shooting one before purchase as the recoil on the little bugger is quite stout (and painful on the trigger finger), if you found it too much but liked the seecamp design the .32 might be a better option for you. Seecamps really are the Rolex of mouse guns, and you will not be disappointed if you decide to pick one up.