SCCY CPX-2 9mm Stainless Pistol

A: it has no manual safety the main safety is a long hard trigger pull "The CPX-2 has a double-action-only firing mechanism, and as such it doesn't feel like a match-grade pistol built for precision shooting. The trigger is what you might call a long stroke. My sample's DAO trigger pull measured a consistent 9.0 pounds on my RCBS trigger pull scale. " http://www.shootingtimes.com/editorial/sccy-cpx-2-9mm-review/99693

A: Hassan, no "Manual Safety" on the CPX-2 Models. All the CPX-1 Models do have a "Manual Safety". This is the CPX=1 (With Manual Safety) : https://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/product_info.php/products_id/485/SCCY+Industries+CPX1TTSB+CPX-1+Double+9mm+3.1+10%2B1+Robin+Egg+Blue+Polymer+Grip

A: Samantha, yes it is a double stack. This site has a good set of pictures to show what they look like: https://gunmagwarehouse.com/sccy-cpx-9mm-10-round-magazine.html

A: Yes, the magazines are double stack, 10 round capacity.

A: Samantha, yes,this pistol includes (2) 10rd "Double Stack" Magazines.

A: I personally wouldn't pocket carry one of these, as its a little large for pocket carry, but it could be done. The ruger lcp is a much smaller option for pocket carry. Compare size here http://www.handgunhero.com/compare/ruger-lcp-vs-sccy-dvg-1 Couple in stock variants here (1st 3 are the ones id recommend) https://www.budsgunshop.com/search.php/type/Pistols/manu/369 ------------ Or a Derringer https://www.budsgunshop.com/search.php/type/Handguns/manu/446

A: The SCCY with a good holster would be a great concealed carry option. Carry appendix with a good holster and you'll never even know its on you until you need it.

A: Joshua, no Sir it is not unless you have cargo pants or extra large pockets. I pocket carry a DB9 and highly recommend it : https://gun.deals/search/apachesolr_search/815875011217 ---------- https://www.budsgunshop.com/search.php/type/Holsters/q/db9/sort/relevance

A: David, unfortunately, no Sir. Cheers and stay safe!

A: No, no SCCY have left handed controls

A: This pistol you showed has a decent amount of recoil because it's small and light. Bigger and heavier pistols have less recoil. I'd say the two firearms I own 9mm wise that have the least recoil are my Beretta M9A1 and my rock island armory 1911. Any Beretta 92fs or full sized 1911 won't have alot of recoil but they're big and heavy. My wife carries a Walther p22, it's a 22lr with very light recoil and still small enough to conceal carry. If you're recoil shy if recommend a 22lr to begin with until you get more use to it. So a Walther p22 or Ruger sr22 would be great. Hope this helps.