"mouse guns"

[skeeter1]

Am I the only one who likes them?

This one is definitely in the mouse gun category,

http://www.naaminis.com/lrifle.html

as is my High Standard DM-101

http://books.google.com/books?id=QK...eyE&sig=V1quLLYUH2Io51pz643TetPjDpw#PPA570,M1

The S&W M60 probably fits the label

http://www.smith-wesson.com/webapp/...ING&attributeValueOperator1=EQUAL&isFirearm=Y

Yeah, they're expensive, but if it fits into a pants pocket, that's what I call a "mouse gun".

The Beretta 87BB Cheetah

http://www.berettausa.com/product/product_pistols_main.htm

is the biggest one I can stick in a pocket. The larger iron requires a holster.

Any other mouse gun lovers out there?

 

[SMITH910]

Yes, love the mouse gun! I think they are neat. I have a Beretta Model 950 BS in .25acp. Just a little jewel. I'm looking at the Ruger LCP this weekend..... Glad to see I'm not alone. Wish ammo wasn't so expensive in the centerfire cartridges these days though!

 

[Chipperman]

Here are mine:

I have other small guns, but I don't really consider them Mouse Guns.

 

[38specialman]

You are not alone

 

[knockonit]

mouse

I usually carry a keltec p32 or pf9 in a pocket holster, along with a full size if clothing permits, I do like to carry a snubbie on the ankle when wearing long slacks.
My usual carry is a .45 in the 1911 micro,
My wife carries a p32 in her purse,
a lot to be said for meeses

 

[Tom2]

I have three .25's and a relatively tiny 32 revolver. I consider them "adult toys" but not the kind that need batteries. Just ammo is all it takes to run them. Either one would be embarrising to have fall out of your pocket in public, though