I wish someone make a 7 or 8 round single stack subcompact 10mm. Be the perfect backwoods gun.

I’d like to know what federal employees have been renting jet skis up until now If I didn’t get a subcompact for a rental car or I didn’t have a strong justification otherwise (carpooling with several travelers or the rental agency only had larger cars) I wouldn’t get reimbursed

Texan Here: My first gun that wasn't a hunting shotgun was a Walther PPQ Subcompact. I did a lot of research and went with it because 1. I like Walthers and 2. The trigger on it is absolutely amazing.

There are more options within the micro or subcompact market than there ever has been.

You aren’t kidding. I work out every day on the Quiet Punch. It fits in any door frame. I don’t even need wraps, much less bag gloves and I don’t have to go anywhere or pay for a boxing coach. Now, I trained with the Arizona light heavyweight champion for 1.5 years, 3 days a week, 2 hours a day. The Quiet Punch is for people who already have their technique down cold and just need to stay ready on the daily. My @quiet_punch is on my office door. I leave the top bar in place all the time, then just hang the bag, secure the bottom bar and punch with the door open. Just aim for the QP. I warm up with 25 left jabs, 25 right jabs, before I hit my left/right rythym. Nothing feels quite as satisfying as throwing a couple hundred punches a day. 👊🏻 I also lift weights 3x week and do 20 minutes of treadmill cardio daily. Gotta have your cardiovascular system fit, too. Especially if you have to run. I carry OTF, D/E knives concealed and a subcompact 9mm Springfield Hellcat. When you’re situationally aware, fit, armed and can throw hellacious 4-punch combinations, you carry yourself differently and it shows. 🥊💪🏻

Probably has a higher survival rate than an average subcompact car built today. Also because it uses so much gas she won't be able to drive too many miles. So safety is increased.

Glock 9mm subcompact

My father taught me how to use & care for firearms safely & responsibly when I was a young girl in elementary school. The first firearm I bought myself though was a Sig Sauer P250 subcompact 9mm. It's very cute: easy & fun to shoot.

Subcompact: everyday use. No plans on violence. Full size: plan on being in a bad neighborhood. Pcc: got the attention of a mob or gang Shotgun: that gang or mob is armed Rifle: when things become a free fire zone, and targets and be engaged before you receive fire first.

The first generation of the coupé and convertible range of the BMW 2 Series subcompact executive car consists of the BMW 2 Series (F22) for the coupé version and BMW 2 Series (F23) for the convertible version

I own 7. Will probably pick up a few more and need a few parts to complete some builds. Everyone should have at least: One full size handgun One subcompact handgun One ar15 rifle One shotgun One training rifle/pistol in .22lr

300 yards of green in the dark. BattleTek Subcompact. ⚡

Bought my first gun at age 12 (my dad bought with money I earned). It was a .22 caliber Marlin rifle. I bought my first handgun at age 45. It is a Springfield XD Subcompact. I keep it in a safe on my nightstand when I am not carrying it. I carry it whenever I am not in bed except at work (where it is forbidden).

I work in real estate sales and vacation rentals. When sitting at my desk in our office building, I can see Browning 7mm .08, a Walther subcompact 9mm and my truck gun, Springfield Saint Edge AR-15. I can see a .300 blackout upper that allows me to change my AR from 5.56 to .300 in under a minute without tools. I can see 90 rounds of 5.56 and 90 rounds of .300.

The BMW 1 Series (F40) is the third generation of the BMW 1 Series range of subcompact executive hatchback cars

Done! No follow me back you reasonably priced subcompact Japanese import!

How Chevy's Rushed 1971 Vega Aluminum Engine Wrecked GM's Subcompact Promise: ift.tt/ZsRTu7q