Those who regularly carry an auto in your pocket, how do you deal with the squared off back of the slide whilst drawing?
Is there a particular holster or drawing technique to offset the snaggy profile?
I'm aware of the LCP's fastback advantage, but I've had unacceptable reliability from both a LCP and a LCP2 in .380, as well as epidemic light strikes in a LCP2 .22.
Contemplating a P365 in .380 as a possibility.
I've always defaulted to my 442 for a pocket pistol, but advancing decrepitude makes practicing with it, even loaded with wadcutters, simply too painful, even with oversized rubber grips.
I've watched the P&S eps on snubbies, mouseguns(miceguns?) and the one on the double deuce LCR with DB and Rhett. I found that last one quite compelling.