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  • joshmb1982
    is it possible to make a semi auto mini gun?
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  • thunderbolt
    Beretta .32 Tomcat?
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  • quickmajik
    Keltec P3AT
    Ruger LCP
    Kahr P380
    Taurus PT138
    CZ83
    Taurus Pt58

    All depends on what you want.[:)]
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  • elubsme
    My Star Firestar is my usual carry. Pick up a used one, they don't make them anymore. It was voted handgun of the year in '93 or '94. E.Z.
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  • sutterrog
    I like the Astra A75. These are compact double action SIG clones that have been very reliable for me and are also quite compact. I have a couple of each in all three calibers, 9mm. .40 S&W and .45 acp.
    Magazines (factory) are readily available in 9mm and .40, but are getting hard to find in .45 acp. The pistols pop up fairly regular on the auction side for reasonable prices.
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  • 11b6r
    Best. Smallest. Cheapest.

    Pick one of the three.
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  • dfletcher
    quote:Originally posted by 11b6r
    Best. Smallest. Cheapest.

    Pick one of the three.


    Or a two-fer. Best and smallest or cheapest and smallest maybe. [:)]

    I have an NAA Guardian in 32 ACP, works fine & pretty small.
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  • gregoryhart1
    Bersa
    GH1[:)]
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  • FEENIX
    Bryco Arms, Davis Industries, Phoenix Arms, Jennings Arms, Lorcin Engineering Co, Jimenez Arms, Raven Arms, etc ...
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  • fordsix
    not semi but i sure like my NAA 22mag mini revolver[^]
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  • tsr1965
    the words cheapest and best do not belong in the same sentence when it pertains to a firearm. There is no such beast.

    The best could well be in the used variety like the Baby Browning in 25 ACP for the smallest, and the most effective would be the Beretta Tomcat in 32ACP.

    Best
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  • fastcarsgofast
    Kel Tec P-3At or P-32
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  • 5mmgunguy
    Its already been said, best and cheapest do not go together well. I would get a Kahr PM9.
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  • beantownshootah
    When you say "mini-gun" do you mean one of those Gatling type guns with the rotating barrels?

    If you mean a small "pocket" sized personal protection gun, the Kel-Tec 3AT is probably the best in terms of lightest/smallest/cheapest bang-for-buck.

    Problem is that these are NOT the most reliable, and that's a HUGE negative.

    I think THE standard in pocket pistols to compare against is still the airweight J-frame Smith .38special revolver, which combines light weight, small size, power, and utter reliability in one package.
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