My EDC Guns. What's Yours
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649-2 when I have my pants on. A joke when I do not.
OLDSTER
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This CA when I'm on the road.
HK USP 45c or Sig Scorpion 9mm 20 rnd mag for day light, Sig 239 357sig w/CT Laser Grip for nite, progressively going down to occasional 3913 LS and Seecamp 32. If I'm in a bad mood, Glock 20 Gen 2.5 w/17 rnd mag, Pierce +2 ext.
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My first EDC was a Mod. 37 in a custom paddle holster. It was replaced by a first generation Glock Mod. 19 in a Galco holster.
After a few years I decided to carry what I really liked and shot very well, a Colt Officers Model. It goes with me every day, in the brief case, a Galco inside the waist band holster or a Don Hume paddle holster with extra magazines.
The Glock was sold but, I still have and occasionally carry the Mod. 37.
After a few years I decided to carry what I really liked and shot very well, a Colt Officers Model. It goes with me every day, in the brief case, a Galco inside the waist band holster or a Don Hume paddle holster with extra magazines.
The Glock was sold but, I still have and occasionally carry the Mod. 37.
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bronco45
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15 yds 1 round every two seconds. I may not be a shooter but this P9 Kahr is. Less than 20ozs with 9 rounds of 9mm. The K9 when the weather allows for a bit larger package.
3913 but I would like to get either a m&p or a Beretta apx Centurian but I haven't been able to find a shop that has anything in stock. It reminds me of those pictures of Russia were they showed the grocery store with a few canned goods and a dozen loaves of bread
Anytime I leave the house I carry a .32 Seecamp in my right back pocket in a pocket holster that looks like a wallet.
I carry a Sig P365 in the console of my vehicle with extra mags and a holster and belt if I want to slip it on. I keep another handgun in the back in a safe, usually a 1911 in .45 or 10MM. Depending on where I'm going I have a large safe in the rear and keep a Sig Rattler SBR with a suppressor.
I qualify with all of them under LEOSA, save the Seecamp (which I carry on my concealed carry permit). It would be a bit much to do 25 yards with that one.
While I have carried for over forty years, I believe situational awareness and avoiding issues is just as important.
I carry a Sig P365 in the console of my vehicle with extra mags and a holster and belt if I want to slip it on. I keep another handgun in the back in a safe, usually a 1911 in .45 or 10MM. Depending on where I'm going I have a large safe in the rear and keep a Sig Rattler SBR with a suppressor.
I qualify with all of them under LEOSA, save the Seecamp (which I carry on my concealed carry permit). It would be a bit much to do 25 yards with that one.
While I have carried for over forty years, I believe situational awareness and avoiding issues is just as important.
Whatever I like on that particular day..............
Ogandydancer
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Regular carry is either Sig P6, Sig P229 in 357 sig or H&K P30 V3. Rarely FNP40. The FNP40, P229 and P30 will all fit the same custom made holster which was made for the P229.
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SIG 365 when out and about.
442 in the pocket when I'm bumming around the homestead.
Honorable mention-
34-1 or a 60-15 when I'm hiking or outside working around the house.
380 Kel-Tec when none of the above will work!
442 in the pocket when I'm bumming around the homestead.
Honorable mention-
34-1 or a 60-15 when I'm hiking or outside working around the house.
380 Kel-Tec when none of the above will work!
Amp
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I keep coming back to wheelguns.
Really like J frames but today I bought a K6s Kimber.
We will see how that goes.
Really like J frames but today I bought a K6s Kimber.
We will see how that goes.
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Just filtered through this thread without seeing a Kimber .... and here one pops up in the most recent post! I'm purely a revolver guy and about 90% S&W, but the K6s stainless is what I carry when I carry. Good trigger, good accuracy, fun to shoot.
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