The Sig is a great choice. Thank God we finally got concealed carry here in MO.
BTW, I've actually been in Adrian! Nice town.

I love my Sig. It's a P220 outfitted with a lasermax internal site.

I really don't think laser sites are worth the money the cost but, Damn, they are cool. :D

Reading this, I look at the line:

"I also collect guns, as I can afford them,"

and realize it comes off as "I'm rich and can do anything I want"

I'm hardly rich.

Try it this way:

"I also collect guns, as I can afford them (which isn't often),"

Wish I'd spotted that while I was proof'ing my answers....

Son, you should have left the impression that you can purchase firearm at whim alone. Face it, if a woman gets interested because she thinks you can supply her ammo habit, you are way ahead of the curve. (Better than one who wants to start a jewelry or designer shoe habit, I mean.)

"how about animal planet" lol

"I also collect guns, as I can afford them,"

Made perfect sense either way. Now, if you had said "tanks" I would be asking for the name of your supplier. :-)

Heh. Ammo has priority. I try to keep at least 200 rnds on hand for every gun I own. I could probably afford to buy more guns if I didn't insist on shooting the ones I have.

But I'd hate to think some lovely lady was after me for my ability to buy guns. I'd rather she saw the purity of my soul (jeez, did I just type that without gagging?) and love me for what I am. :D

Now, I said "if a woman gets interested". Once she gets interested it's up to the purity of your soul, unique personality, and Ronin-esque honor to keep her.

I've seen several Sigs that I like, but, purely for concealment purposes, I always carry my Kel-Tec P3AT .380 auto. No, it's not a man stopper at anything more than about 7-8 yards, but it'll do the job...which means, gets me back to my Jeep so I can whip out the 8 shot .357 magnum and spread havoc and destruction across the countryside.

My local Chief of Police carries a Kel-Tec as his backup and swears by it. He keeps pushing me to buy one. (which I probably will, eventually.)

Carrying a full sized .45 concealed isn't easy. But it is comforting. I still need a backup weapon, and it will probably be either a Kel-Tec or a Bersa. I'm really liking the Bersa 380 Thunder Plus. Granted, a .380 isn't the most powerful load but the 15 round magazine in a pocket pistol is nothing to sneeze at.

All I ever learned to say fluently in Japanese is "sakana wa tabemasen". Important to me in my travels there.

I've never understood why every language study program starts with "do you speak English?" Isn't it just as effective spoken in English?

And a Kel-Tec is a fabulous little piece of firepower. Obviously a .380 isn't the biggest round but the biggest in such a tiny package is what matters sometimes.

No, not Animal Planet! We like animals! ;-)

(This is a really neat feature here, learning about all the IMAO denizens)

I've heard good things about the Bersa Thunder Plus (I believe there was a review on it in one of the Dillon Blue Press magazines a couple of months back, but I could be mistaken). However, I got my Kel-Tec for sheer concealability (it's in the back pocket of my jeans right now, and nobody would know if I didn't tell them). My dad bought one first, recommended it to me, so that's what I wound up getting...God bless conceal and carry laws.

I have a Kel-Tec P3AT that I carried for years to a job that didn't allow guns at work. You can conceal it anywhere, but it's not fun to shoot. And it's been known to jam. I'm glad I can now carry my GLOCK 22 andnot have to worry about much.

Wow, the first Ronin with an actual Japanese name. Cool.

I love my Sig SP2340, it's more accurate than I am and it never, I mean never, jams. I've put mucho roundos through it and it just shoots every, single time.