Was gifted a custom dual safety trigger small 9mm was a coming of age firearm. Its the perfect true like concealed carry pistol. I take care of it better tbh than my rifles XD. I mostly though prefer not to carry it other than in situations I think I'm actually gonna need it like if I go through my old school friends ghetto neighborhoods where its like a modern wild west. Where even the police don't automatically mean sanctuary.
I dont. I keep an M1A Springfield rifle in the trunk of my car and a Ruger Security 6 under the driver seat. Keep an old glock 17L as a home defence gun, actually the first gun I ever owned as well as an AR15. I used to have a pretty good collection but got rid of most of them.
A few, M&P Shield is good for around town, I also have others depending on situation, such as in the mountains or even sometimes carry multiple at once.
I stopped going to gun shows cause I kept buying stuff and have some I've never even fired yet, so no more wasted money on buying new stuff for awhile.
Glock 26 has a shorter slide which is more comfortable when carrying appendix. Also I can throw on my 10 round mag for deep concealment or throw on a 33 round mag for home defense.
I have no issue with sigs I actually like them. Glock is what I prefer for all different kinds of parts and my 26 takes all the glock double stack mags
S&W 442. It’s extremely lightweight for everyday carry in my purse. It won’t jam and you’re less likely to squeeze off an unintentional round with a revolver due to adrenaline in a high stress scenario. I do have a pancake holster for it as well.
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Depends on my situation. My go to usually is my springfield EMP 3, extra mag, pocket knife and a fenix pd25r set to the brightest setting. Im a bit old school for my age. I love 1911’s. Nothing wrong with glock though. They make a reliable weapon. Just not my style. I shoot better with a 1911 or 1911 style gun.
I have 6 different ones I can carry, but there is one that is my go to, nothing fancy but it would do the job if needed, which I hope that day never comes.
@DubiousIntentions No it is not compact. I bought it for protection in my home and probably will not carry much. And I hope 6 shots will be enough. It is the first handgun I ever owned and it seemed like a good one to learn with.
Do you find that to be uncomfortable? I used to conceal carry it never felt comfortable. Especially when I wasn't standing up, like if you sit down it pokes and jabs.
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Depends on the holster, handgun, and clothing you have
Funny enough actually, I'm not a big or tall man by any means. Also I'm wearing rather fitting or tight clothing
AND I'm carrying not the smallest gun in the world.
All this to say, it is rather comfortable to wear and it doesn't poke me when I sit or anything
You may have to experiment around to find out what you like
It's not really uncomfortable, but you do know you are carrying a gun.
If you want pure 1000% comfort, then you don't carry.
I was considering looking into underarms holsters for more comfort, but I don't think it's something I'd be wearing/using casually, just in situations that might inclined more danger.
And I tend to wear tight and form-fitting clothing, as well. Do you feel as though it's entirely apparent to others that you're carrying? I felt like it was no secret to anyone when I was, lmao.
In her country, they are so civilized they insist perpetrators and victims settle disputes via hand to hand combat. Whoever has better martial skills will dominate the other. No need for modern, I mean, uncivilized equalizers like guns.
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