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The only thing that's different for R7 Mako is... the weight. It's the heaviest of the micro compacts. 19.5 oz without magazine. That helps with shooting precision, but it doesn't help with carrying. I can carry my Hellcat in pocket. Or IWB with a normal belt. I have to weight one in my hand...

I have the Sig P365XL and it's a very nice weapon. Precise too. A bit to long for EDC, I did try it, but I keep going back to my Hellcat. I could not find the P365 when I bought my Hellcat, otherwise maybe I would have got that one. Both those are in the 1-1/2 stack game - 12 to 13 rounds. 15...

Firstly, I also suggested the seatbelt cutters, I just said is a different tool from a knife. And they can still fly off in a car during an accident. Secondly, the idea that someone doesn't remember how to unbuckle a seatbelt, but somehow will be capable to cut one with a knife, without cutting...

The guy was open carry. There was no probable cause for stopping him, but they did anyway. And searched. Cops can be power hungry liberals too...

I would calmly unbuckle it. Also, there are belt cutters that are not knives. That's OK for you. A cop might think otherwise and then you have to convince 12 jurors about that. I don't say I am right, just that I don't have that desire.

That is my point. It only takes an officer that doesn't like my haircut, my accent or it was pissed by his cheating wife that morning, to make a big legal deal out of a pocket knife. In the above case - he prevailed in court, but, with what costs? I don't need to waste money and time, and suffer...

Concealed? I don't know, because the last pesky definition that is left to the jury to interpret. I rather carry concealed my firearm and be "legal". My CCW doesn't cover knives.

Not really: https://knifeup.com/missouri-knife-laws/ Limits on Carry You may conceal carry any pocketknife with a folding blade less than four inches You may not conceal carry any other knife in Missouri, on your person or in your vehicle You may open carry any knife that is legal own In the...

One reason NOT to carry a knife in a pocket - see local laws. For example in VA it is illegal: It is illegal to conceal carry a dirk It is illegal to conceal carry a bowie knife It is illegal to conceal carry a switchblade knife It is illegal to conceal carry a machete It is illegal to conceal...

Ah... didn't think about that. I guess I have to rely on the Viridian laser. Initially I was bummed that it's controlled only by an on-off button, not automatic, so might be hard to get it turned on in an emergency draw. However, today I went to a gun show here, and I stumbled over this local...

Like title says - are there available any adjustable sights for the Hellcat?

That's me too! Carry at 2 o'clock and my natural padding of the legs pushes the barrel away from my leg. Appendix carry it is just not happening, even with an unloaded 3" barrel.

I would say that's a tolerance fault, not a feature. IMO if you hold the weapon in a good grip, the round weight should not influence the grouping.

I tried one too and sadly didn't work for me either. The laser "pushed" their rivet too far off center and made everything "fatter". I am stuck with using a pocket holster from Alabamaholster.

The GLS is the only one that I would wear. However, it doesn't fit the Viridian Laser that's mounted on my Hellcat.

Then IMO even a P365 is the wrong weapon for you. And making it in .380 won't change the fact that is a striker operation. Check the S&W M&P EZ for example. 9mm and .380 that was designed for such use case, with a different design approach, not just a .380 conversion.

Why would those be better for arthritis than the ones special designed for .380 like the LCP Max? Why would be needed a P365 for that?

I didn't say that .380 is useless. Read again...

IMO, there is no reason to offer a pistol originally made in 9mm Luger in .380 - on US market. It won't be a smaller frame. In some countries the 9mm Luger is restricted to LEO/military, so for those the .380 (9mm Kurtz/short) is an alternative. That's what the market for a P365 in .380 would...

I am glad that I found this thread! I didn't know that there are marks on the slide! I have checked them against a bore laser and mine are OK-ish.