R9 VS Colt Pony

[pocketman]

Do any of you folks that have a R9 happen to also have a Colt pony 380??

I would like to know how they compare.. They seem as they could be very close in size.

Colt Tried to make the pony in 9mm in 1997/98 and they did although after aprox. 2500 rds parts started to break so they beefed it up a bit and came out with the Colt pocketnine which was the same size as the walther ppk.

[flyandscuba]

I think the pony is quite a bit larger -- most definitely heavier at 13 ounces.

[pocketman]

The Colt pony 380 is pretty small, are you thinking about the colt pocketnine?

The pony pocketlite weights in at 12.5 0z the R9 is 12.3??

I will have my R9 thursday so I will be able to compare, but I am thinking they are about the same.  

[RJ HEDLEY]

Colt on left


 

[pocketman]

RJ,

Thanks! Wow the R9 looks a little smaller than the pony.

Damm thats gonna be a sweet little pocketgun, I'll have mine tomorrow....

[pocketman]

RJ, Could you post a pic of the R9 next to a seecamp??

 

[RJ HEDLEY]

Seecamp -Rohrbaugh

[pocketman]

Thats Oustanding!

Thank you.

[EdMan]

I used to own a Colt .380 Pony Pocketlite. The R-9 is smaller, about as light and shots the full powered 9mm. I'd much rather have the R-9 with me if I needed to defend myself or my loved ones. The Colt is a real nice pistol, but if I carry a .380 I go with one of my Kel Tec P3-ATs.

[Newt]

I have the Colt Pony, Pocket Nine, and R9S. The Colt DA triggers are very hard in the Pony & Pocket Nine, both are fine guns. I like the Pocket Nine alot and it is accurate and fun to shoot but does not conceal as well as the R9.