But unlike those highly rated guns, the Hellcat II’s rating is in the toilet. This gun looks a whole lot like the Ruger LCP and Kel-Tec P-3AT. 40 S&W round is just too unpleasant to shoot in this uber lightweight polymer-framed pocket gun.Ħ) IO Hellcat II (2.9 stars ☐.6, 32 votes) Heck, the CM40’s steel-framed brother, the MK40, is currently ranked in the top 5 (granted, with only 10 votes so far). Kahr makes a lot of pocket guns, and several of them rate really well. I was also surprised to find the CM40 rated so poorly. But again, the people have spoken: the Pico sucks. Plus, the Pico’s 9mm cousin, the Nano, rates well above average. But with 99 votes in, the math is clear: the CPX-2 stinks.Ĥ) Beretta Pico (4.1 stars ☐.3, 134 votes)Ĭolor me shocked to see the Pico down here with the bottom feeders because Beretta is a major manufacturer that produces lots of quality firearms. This gun is budget-friendly and chambered substantially (9mm). Bottom line: you can do much better.ģ) SCCY Industries CPX-2 (4.3 stars ☐.4, 99 votes) apparently had a non-awful experience with a CA380. He rated it 2.5 stars out of 5 and wrote, “I don’t hate it.” Still, that’s pretty tepid, and our readers rate it well below average. The price is right, but the performance and ratings just aren’t.Ģ) Cobra Firearms CA380 (4.3 stars ☐.9, 36 votes) I can’t count on my DB380 to run consistently, so I had to give it a low rating. Unfortunately, my DB380 experience has mirrored that of many of our peers. It pains me to include the DB380 on this list because I bought one a couple years ago. After each gun’s name, you’ll see its average user rating, that rating’s margin of error and the number of votes:ġ) Diamondback Firearms DB380 (4.3 stars ☑.0, 25 votes) 380 ACP), and then by size (nothing bigger than 5.77″ long x 4.4″ tall).That left 44 semi-autos, which I sorted by each gun’s average user rating.Īccording to our peers, here are the six worst pocketguns, from less awful to worstest. Using that, I’ve compiled a spreadsheet of the results by filtering down 200+ subcompact handguns, first by caliber (nothing weaker than. So far we’ve collected roughly 34,000 votes with an average rating of 6.1 overall. This crowdsourced data points aren’t perfect, but if a product gets a statistically significant number of votes, we get a pretty good idea of how it stacks up thanks to the wisdom-of-crowds phenomenon.Īt my handgun review and rating site,, we offer star ratings on a scale of 1–10 for every gun featured on the site.
The design is also similar to some concept art of the original stock Pistol.The design is mostly based on the Colt 1908 Vest Pocket Pistol, which was often used by criminals for covert killings.This weapon's name is a reference to Charles Arthur Floyd, nicknamed " Pretty Boy Floyd", a 1930s bank robber.The attributes are listed as When weapon is active, despite all the attributes being effects relating to the weapon itself, and thus clearly only occurring when the weapon is active.Reduced maximum (close-range) per-hit heal amount to 3 (from 7).Fixed the Pretty Boy's Pocket Pistol always giving 7 hp per-hit.Fixed the firing speed for the Pretty Boy's Pocket Pistol (now faster).Removed wearer never takes falling damage when active.Updated the model for the Pretty Boy's Pocket Pistol to fix a problem with shading.Increased health recovered on hit from +3 to +5.Changed damage vulnerability from +50% fire to +20% all sources while active.Passive effects on the Pretty Boy's Pocket Pistol are only in effect when the weapon is deployed.Fixed the clip sticking out of the gun after reload.Added recoil forces for the Pretty Boy's Pocket Pistol.50% fire damage vulnerability on wearer.The Pretty Boy's Pocket Pistol was added to the game.Strange Cosmetic Part: Freezecam Taunt Appearances Strange Part: Robots Destroyed During Halloween Strange Part: Unusual-Wearing Player Kills
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Strange Part: Medics Killed That Have Full ÜberCharge Strange Part: Kills While Explosive Jumping Only the first statistic counts towards the strange rank.
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