"CalifBill" wrote in message
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"SteveB" wrote in message
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"Tom Francis - SWSports" wrote

I have a S&W 38 frame hammerless retrofitted to .357. I really need a
small frame revolver because I (1) have stubby fingers and (2) can't
handle large frame revolvers any more.

I have the .357 model 60 J frame 5 shot. I have a Safariland paddle that
I carry it on that is very comfortable and concealable. When I went to
shoot it at The Gun Store in Vegas, I got all signed in, and the guy
said, "Where's your gun?" I pulled it out, and he was surprised. It
actually rides behind my midline. I like my KelTec 3AT for just a really
concealable gun, and I don't care to hear any jokes or comments on the
.380 Kurz, thank you very much. But when I want to feel safe, I take the
Smith. At times, I like my Ruger P93DC just for firepower. It rides
pretty comfortably on my appendix in a Galco. But still, the 3AT is a
front pocket, back pocket, inside the belt really concealable gun.

Nevada no longer has reciprocity with Utah, as Utah has no live fire
qualifications when getting a CCF permit for Utah. So, I have to watch
carrying in Nevada now.

MHO YMMV

Steve


Just get a Nevada CCW also. I am pretty sure they have a non-resident
program.

I held a Nevada for about 15 years when I resided there, and some of that
for a couple of years now that I moved to Utah. It's a two day process plus
it's spendy. Just not worth it. I'm out in the field less now, and my big
jug of pepper spray and karate workouts are fine. All our work is daytime
now, and we rarely have to go into the bad sections of town any more.
Besides, things have changed, and now the bad guys just start shooting with
no reason, provocation, or warning. Best thing is tactical retreat.

Steve