I carry a Bersa .380 when I want to be extra concealable. It is a lesser known brand than Sig or Walther so the guns are more affordable. I never have any problems with reliability.

I to am looking for a weapon to conceal, thinking maybe the glock 23, just because of the military pricing.

Beretta Px4 pistol, Beretta 32acp Tomcat, S&W 686 .357 in the woods..... Wanting to pick up the new Ruger LCP in 38......

Take a look at Keltec and Kahr (double actions). If you want a 1911-like pistol (single action), then perhaps a STI LS9. Some people have issues with new STIs but I was told that it is because they can be very tight and must be shot a lot to break them in. Oh, LS40s and older LS9's do not have last round slide locks. New LS9s do. Older LS9s can be converted, but STI didn't do that to the LS40 for a reason (I still don't know why).

dont carry but the .40 S&W SW99 is a nice small gun with a lot of power

i carry a kahr cw9, s&w j frame 38 and or kal-tec p3at 380, no safety and doa.

I carry a Beretta 9000S with a S&W .40 in the nightstand.

Charter .44 Bulldog for carry and a Ruger P-94 9mm in the nightstand. S&W .357 & 12 ga. pump gun in the truck.

Next?

Sprinfield XD45 230 grain Black Tallons!

glock 23 is a great choice

Get a Ruger SP101 in 357 magnum or 38 special.

Depending on the situation, a Kel-Tek 32 auto with some hotter than .380 loads but going to one of their 9mm for the ankle holster. Otherwise, a Kimber Ultra Carry II 45 ACP with Critical Defense. The concept of the polymer ballistic expansion tip is something I like. Data suggests that exapansion is reliable and not impacted by getting plugged with clothing and such. However, the 45's kinetic force is quite effective at knocking down an assailant. Look at the history of why the 1911 was developed to replace the 38 in the military. It speaks volumes. Most importatly, buy something that you will actually carry. Otherwise, it will not help you out in the safe at home.