Rohrbaugh 9MM

**Marcus L.** · 02-12-09, 14:26

Personally I'm looking forward to the Boberg if it ever goes into production:

http://www.bobergengineering.com/

http://www.bobergengineering.com/video_page.htm

The unique action allows the barrel to be moved back over an inch so that the overall pistol profile is incredibly small.

**maximus83** · 02-12-09, 14:45

Wow, that Boberg XR9S (the shorty model) is one interesting-looking design. I cannot believe, from the diagram of the XR9S on the linked page, how far back the barrel sits. There's like, no frame left forward of the trigger guard!

I looked at the Rohrbaughs with interest, but saw enough reports about reliability that it scared me off. Apparently it's not easy to build a VERY small centerfire pistol and have it feed and fire reliably. Looking forward to see if this design works.

**evidence120** · 02-12-09, 23:01

Here is a pretty good size comparison of some pocket guns. http://www.mouseguns.com/PocketAutoComparison.pdf

I'm looking at the two Kel-tec 9mm models, PF9 and P11. Any opinions? The only difference seems to be capacity.

**dcmdon** · 02-13-09, 00:28

I own a 10.5 ounce pocketable pistol that works very reliably with 9mm ammunition (actually .357 mag, but its the same bullet) . Its called a Smith and Wesson 342 PD.

Don
p.s. it only holds 5 rounds but its rock solid reliable.
p.p.s. the bobberg is more like a Kahr in size, still much larger than the Rohrbach