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One solution I have found is the Kel-Tec .380. Granted, this is not my first or second caliber of choice but it beats the heck out of a rock in a nasty situation and is un-noticable in your jeans back pocket. (horrible trigger pull)

Second that- Warm s Florida is also concealment challenge. Ruger now makes a clone of that Kel-Tec pistol, the LCP. Both very flat and easy to conceal in a wallet-like holster in front or back pocket. Trigger pull is not great, sights are worse. But yes, better than a rock!

Another recommendation that works well for some people.

www.smartcarry.com

Takes practice to access and bring into use. But can be done.

For the 642 the DeSantis Nemesis pocket holster in front pocket of loose cargo shorts is a good choice.
 
I carry a Kahr PM9. 9mm in a package about the size of my palm. I love it for carry. Just disappears and stays outta the way. Definitely conceals better than standard subcompacts such as Glock 26 or XD subcompact. When I have good cover such as a coat in the winter I still carry my XD .45 compact with 10 rd mag.

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One solution I have found is the Kel-Tec .380. Granted, this is not my first or second caliber of choice but it beats the heck out of a rock in a nasty situation and is un-noticable in your jeans back pocket. (horrible trigger pull)

Yep, I carry a Kel-Tec P32 more often than anything else, it is my "always gun" as small and light as it is there's no excuse to be unarmed.
 
The KelTec P-32 is a managable gun, where the .380 version, (P-3AT) will almost jump out of your hand when firing. I had one for the size/power ratio, but traded it off after the 1st time on the range with it. Horrible. Been trusting it all to a sweet little 3" Kimber stainless, and though it's not a pocket gun, it's everything I could ever need in a bad situation. 8x .45 ACP is alot of defense.
 
I'll play. I've got a Remington 1100 12 gauge, a Ruger 22 rifle, and a S&W 22 revolver.

I scored a Remington 1100 like-new at a garage sale for $100 a couple of years ago. The guy said it had 9 rounds through it and I believed him from the looks of it. It also came with a gun safe. I sold the gun for $350 to fund my AR-15 and put the gun safe in my closet.

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I know this is actually inappropriate (WTB's in the Classifieds and all ...), but I know it will die swiftly there.

My only chance is to toss it out here.

I have an 870 Wingmaster in 16 ga.

I've been trying to find an extra barrel. The stock bbl. is a 28" VR/Mod, and I'd like to get another on which to mount a Poly-Choke.

Any help/hints would be appreciated.

Thanks.
 
Can I get a number with these?

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Cabelas, Midway, and Sportsmans Guide have barrels.

Also, this guy.

http://www.corsonsbarrels.com/index.html

I've bought from him in the past.

And

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It also might be worth a cruise through

www.natchezss.com

They are great, I buy ammo from them all the time.

Thanks, I'll dig around these. The real bear has been finding the VR.

Natchez is great. When I was shooting competitively, I did so much business with them and Midway I had "Personal Check OK" COD accounts with both.
 
Thanks, I'll dig around these. The real bear has been finding the VR.

Natchez is great. When I was shooting competitively, I did so much business with them and Midway I had "Personal Check OK" COD accounts with both.

That's funny!

having a 16 gauge is like having my BPS 20 gauge. Finding extra barrels is really tough unless you want to spend more than you spent on the gun in the first place...
 
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