Colt Pony .380

Teamblue

May 02, 2005 18:16

Need some info on the Colt Pony. I am thinking about getting one as a pocket type gun like a Kel-Tec. How dow these compare in size to the Kel-Tecs and other small .380's??

I see some listed on GB but they listings do not give the dimensions.

Thanks for your help.

Teamblue

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  mrs102

  May 03, 2005 19:09

  I own a Pony Pocketlite but no other to compare it to. I get two of my fat fingers on the grip. Little finger ends up curled under. Easy to control but sights are scant for shooting any distance. Rapid head shots at 3-5 yards were not a problem. Trigger is a little stiff, it's double action only. This ended up being a limited production pistol. One bought at the right price might be better stored to gain better interest than money in the bank.
  
  Take a look at Beretta. They have one with a tip-up barrel but I'm not sure if it comes in .380. A lot of guys on this forum will discourage .380 but its better than nothing.

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  select-fire

  May 04, 2005 04:13

  Two models the Pocketlite ( at 13 oz. ) and the steel frame ( heavy heavy ). I have both a Pocketlite and a keltec p3at. Colt is in its blue box unfired and keltec on me all the time. Very reliable shooter. I sold a steel frame Colt. Never could carry that heavy piece when a 9mm was lighter or the same weight. The pocketlite is just a tad larger than the keltec.

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