S&W Model 10-5 5" or S&W Model 64 (no dash) 4"
Your Most Carried S&W
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I've carried my trusty Model 49 for many years but in the past year or so I've also been using one of my Centennials.
S&W Model 38-2 Bodyguard, matte blue 2", for about the last ten years. Happens to be my youngest Smith!
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Most carried overall: 28-2 4" that was my constant companion in uniform and a frequent choice for stakeouts and other high risk assignments thereafter.
642-1 for the last 4 or 5 years.
642-1 for the last 4 or 5 years.
elm_creek_smith
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Most carried? 1970 vintage, IIRC, Model 65-1.
Next most carried? 1982 vintage Model 13-3 or 1963 vintage Model 12-2. (Hip problems recently required me to "balance the load" on my belt, so I took the Model 13-3 from the safe.)
Yes, I carry 2 K-frames concealed or open carry without difficulty, and I'm 5'8" and 185/190 lbs.
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Next most carried? 1982 vintage Model 13-3 or 1963 vintage Model 12-2. (Hip problems recently required me to "balance the load" on my belt, so I took the Model 13-3 from the safe.)
Yes, I carry 2 K-frames concealed or open carry without difficulty, and I'm 5'8" and 185/190 lbs.
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442 with Crimson Trace LaserGrip . . .
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Same here. With a good pocket holster, you forget it's there.
Fide686
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13-3 3" & 19-3 (cut down to 3" and duracoated)
Tanners Owner
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Most carried S&W to date is my M64-2 snubby. My shield 9mm may overtake it, but time will tell.
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442-2 by far.
Mine too. Pocket, IWB, OWB. Great little revolver. Not too heavy, not too light.
In summer, M638, cooler weather, M640.
Field berry picking or hunting, M21 44 Spl and M28 4"
Field berry picking or hunting, M21 44 Spl and M28 4"
Amp
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Have carried many but non more than a 640 .38 only.
It got heavy so I got a M&P 340 with sight I could see.
I do like Sig and Smith, auto and wheel.
Strikers not so much yet.
It got heavy so I got a M&P 340 with sight I could see.
I do like Sig and Smith, auto and wheel.
Strikers not so much yet.
Fish4bass101
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Winter..649, Summer 340PD
snowman.45
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Probably the 340 M&P with CT LG-405 red laser. Might start seeing the 640-1 carried more often in the cooler months. I may even have to get a 640 Pro, once I get moved.
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I bought this 649 in 1995. For 20 years prior to that I had been carrying my blued 49 everyday as a second. After 1995 the 649 was my everyday 2nd gun. And I do mean everyday. It was always on me whether on duty or off duty.
After I retired I prettied it up a bit. Still my most carried gun. Summer time when in tshirt weather for sure it's with me. In winter time when I can carry something a bit larger the 649 is still close by.
After I retired I prettied it up a bit. Still my most carried gun. Summer time when in tshirt weather for sure it's with me. In winter time when I can carry something a bit larger the 649 is still close by.
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Sistema1927
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For me it would be a 442 with CT laser grip in a pocket holster. It replaced a 642 that I sold in a fit of insanity.
RobertJ.
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This 4006 isn't yet, but it will be.
I saw this a couple months ago at my LGS. I was carrying a Colt DS, 4th issue, and when I went to the city (Portland or Seattle) I'd carry my 39-2. I decided I'd rather have just one to carry all the time, so I talked myself into buying it. I didn't have to try very hard.
More power than the .38 or the 9mm, and holds twice as many rounds as the DS. But the real selling point was that it's stainless. I get sweaty, and I'm in the rain quite a bit.
I've shot it enough to trust it, and it's become my EDC.
And if I ever need an emergency anchor, I'm set!
I saw this a couple months ago at my LGS. I was carrying a Colt DS, 4th issue, and when I went to the city (Portland or Seattle) I'd carry my 39-2. I decided I'd rather have just one to carry all the time, so I talked myself into buying it. I didn't have to try very hard.
More power than the .38 or the 9mm, and holds twice as many rounds as the DS. But the real selling point was that it's stainless. I get sweaty, and I'm in the rain quite a bit.
I've shot it enough to trust it, and it's become my EDC.
And if I ever need an emergency anchor, I'm set!
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