Looking to get a new concealed carry gun

[cosermann]

if you like your 21c, consider the 30S SF. slim slide & slim frame. and your 21 mags will work in it too. ...

This is an obvious place to start. In addition to 1-way mag compatibility, you have the same manual of arms, and ammunition compatibility.

If you want to branch out in calibers, then look at the G19/23.

Keep in mind if you go with something other than a G30 variant, then you'll have more mags to buy, more ammo if it's in another caliber, and possibly another system to learn if you pick something with different safety mechanisms, decockers, DA/SA, etc.

 

[yeti1985]

I decided to go with the 30s. Now if I could just find one in southern In....

 

[danielson]

I bought a Glock 23 for CC, after shooting a Glock 27 though, I will get one eventually to replace the 23. I saw really no difference in accuracy, and its just that little bit easier to conceal.

What part of Southern Indiana?

 

[yeti1985]

Around the evansville area.

 

[Birds Away]

Anything but CZ!!


(Seriously guys... we got to stop letting out the secret. CZ's are hard enough to find as it is without recommending them to everyone)

+1. CZs are horrible. Avoid them at all costs.

 

[Tyler-The-Piker]

I bought a Glock 23 for CC, after shooting a Glock 27 though, I will get one eventually to replace the 23. I saw really no difference in accuracy, and its just that little bit easier to conceal.

What part of Southern Indiana?

don't replace the 23 with the 27, keep em both!
I couldn't be happier with the Glock 23/27 combo.
23 for OC and HD. 27 for CC

 

[Pointman]

Kahr CM9... Too bad you're way down south Bradis has them on sale.

 

[danielson]

I will never get rid of my 23, I love that thing, but for CC, I think the 27 is it...

Sorry, I dont know any shops near Evansville.

 

[88E30M50]

don't replace the 23 with the 27, keep em both!
I couldn't be happier with the Glock 23/27 combo.
23 for OC and HD. 27 for CC

^^^^This^^^^

 

[murmur70]

Any time someone tells me they're looking for a 9mm carry weapon, I always suggest taking a look at the M&P Shield. Small, lightweight, and reliable--though you will sacrifice capacity if you're coming from a Glock.

This

 

[indydrew1]

GLOCK 23, 26, 27 all great a 19 or 36v if you can handle the size/caliber.

 

[ru44mag]

Anything but CZ!!


(Seriously guys... we got to stop letting out the secret. CZ's are hard enough to find as it is without recommending them to everyone)

Everything I have read indicates that the CZ is an awesome product, and at a reasonable price. I was reading a very detailed article comparing the CZ 75 to a P35 (Hi-Power) because I had noticed some similarities. The author was praising the CZ about how great a gun it was and how many he had, but in the end, he had to admit that he preferred the P35.

 

[Garander]

Sig P245, I carry it everyday, very accurate and reliable. I carry in a plastic paddle holster of a leather pancake and it'll disappear under a button up shirt.

 

[sheltowee]

I like my Ruger LCP. It doesnt print at all. In the summer you can carry it wearing shorts and a t-shirt.
Not heavy so you are not constantly adjusting your pants. I know its only a 380 but I'm more likely to
carry it than a larger and heavier gun.

 

[MordecuS]

I'm a huge fan of CZ. I just picked up a CZ75D and could not be happier... though I've only put about 30 rounds through it. The sizing is right for me and it holds 14 rounds. Just my two cents. Happy hunting for a new gun. It's always a good time.