Changed my EDC
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You can't go wrong with a nice Model 60. Classic revolver. Ask me how I know
Cool handles too!
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wise choices markeb.
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I carried a Chief's Special of some sort for 40 years. Started with a M36 3" bull bbl. Sq. Butt, then shortly thereafter went to a 2" M60 no dash for about 6 years or so and then to a 2" M60-7 for the remainder of those 40 years. Never had any issues with any of them but about 5-6 years ago I made the decision to go with a Sig P365 after they worked out all the kinks.
Because of the recent events in our Country over the past decade or so I just no longer felt comfortable with only 5 rounds onboard. The M60 is a competent, reliable and sensible choice for an EDC revolver. About the easiest revolver in a decent SD caliber to conceal. As long as you are comfortable with 5 rounds - great choice.
Because of the recent events in our Country over the past decade or so I just no longer felt comfortable with only 5 rounds onboard. The M60 is a competent, reliable and sensible choice for an EDC revolver. About the easiest revolver in a decent SD caliber to conceal. As long as you are comfortable with 5 rounds - great choice.
I tried a sticky with my BG2 and it just did not feel right... too much material moving around and the draw was way too cumbersome.
The Muddy River kydex is much more safe and comfortable for me.
I'm a big fan of the Alabama Pocket holster. Great for smaller guns.
Alabama holsters are great! Break up the shape well, decently comfortable for kydex, and brilliant design for easy draw.
Beautiful grips btw OP, that is an epic M60!
Piwo
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I didn't change my EDC. I just added to it. There was a time I was very comfortable carrying 2 J-frames sometimes even just one. For about the past three years I still keep a J frame in my pocket sometimes I'll carry two but usually, I have a high cap nine in the waistband also.
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Carried a Model 36-1, off duty, when I wore a badge. Always on the belt just behind the hip. Once I quit that job, I still carried a revolver but it was a 6 shot.
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My F-I-L has one of the first M-60, these are polished bright!
When he walked my bride down the isle, it rode in his cummerbund for all to see!
When one of my four kids got married in Ohio, I carried a M-49 "Humpback" and grandpa had his M-60!
Ivan
When he walked my bride down the isle, it rode in his cummerbund for all to see!
When one of my four kids got married in Ohio, I carried a M-49 "Humpback" and grandpa had his M-60!
Ivan
I changed my EDC recently, also, returning to an old favorite: a SIG P232. I know all about capacity and caliber and all that. Still, I have a lot of confidence in this pistol as far as reliability and accuracy, and that counts for a lot.
That's what I do, both in OWB holsters. (M340PD in cross draw & M442-2 in strong-side draw, both loaded with .38 Special +P). Rifle in the truck.
Yeah, I just changed up my EDC too.
I put away my pocket-carried P3AT in favor of my Sig P365 carried IWB.
Heavier winter clothes (cover garments) make concealing the Sig a lot more practical.
I put away my pocket-carried P3AT in favor of my Sig P365 carried IWB.
Heavier winter clothes (cover garments) make concealing the Sig a lot more practical.
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