What do your wives/fiancés/ girlfriends/better halves carry?

[rmasters744]

Glock 26! She shoots it well and like it.

 

[ModernGunner]

A firearm. ALL of 'em. Wife, fiancee, and girlfriend.

p.s. - shhhhhhh!

 

[Throwsstones]

XDS 9mm. Post recall

 

[danmrt868]

Sig p290

 

[tcecil88]

Taurus PT709 Slim. It shoots awesome and carries very easy. I have a S&W Model 908S 9mm for her to upgrade to when she is ready.

 

[billt]

Usually any one of these is her pick.

 

[clbrock18]

Colt Detective Special in .38spl. Great gun.

 

[tbhausen]

My sammich!

 

[bradmedic04]

G36, a frying pan, and that look she just gave me.

 

[Redacted]

My SO is the kind who believes a person should selectively carry their firearm. She doesn't like when I carry around the house. She thinks that if a person were to try and break in I would have plenty of time to make it to the bedroom and draw my firearm. She thinks that I should only carry when I think I might need. I try and tell her that the safest place I can keep a firearm is on my person. She thinks it's weird to always have a firearm handy. She thinks it's weird to always be what she calls "on guard". You guys must have it lucky. Okay done ranting.

 

[10-32]

Wut?

Legal wife - the one I'm legally married to.
Work Wife - My emt partner who I spend more time with than my legal wife.

 

[fastwally]

Just curious as to what all of your women carry.

The money

 

[bigelowe]

M&P shield 9mm

 

[RobbyMaQ]

This is something we have yet to discuss.
My wife has carried my m&p9c in her purse on rare occasions. She is a school teacher, so until July 1, carrying hasn't been a real option for her.
MACE has been her go to device.
I hope she chooses to carry, but if she does not, then that is her choice.

It's not often I get to talk to myself lol...
Just an update. This morning, my wife came and sat down to ask me about what steps she would need to take to start carrying.
Naturally everyone's situation, lifestyle, etc is different. So we briefly discussed all of the questions I had when making the same decision, and various holsters and carry issues I have dealt with during my journey.
#1 is getting some SD training, and then searching for a firearm that will better suit her needs for carrying on a regular basis.
Naturally I turned her onto the women & firearms section of INGO, and we'll likely be seeking advice from the more experienced members here on INGO.
I am looking forward to helping her on this journey, and experiencing the woman's perspective...

 

[1988-4551]

The little guy

 

[aaron580]

A wilson CQB, but only in my dreams

 

[Mark 1911]

Smith & Wesson 686 Plus 7-round .38 / .357, 2.5 inch barrel

 

[cbhausen]

It's not often I get to talk to myself lol...
Just an update. This morning, my wife came and sat down to ask me about what steps she would need to take to start carrying.
Naturally everyone's situation, lifestyle, etc is different. So we briefly discussed all of the questions I had when making the same decision, and various holsters and carry issues I have dealt with during my journey.
#1 is getting some SD training, and then searching for a firearm that will better suit her needs for carrying on a regular basis.
Naturally I turned her onto the women & firearms section of INGO, and we'll likely be seeking advice from the more experienced members here on INGO.
I am looking forward to helping her on this journey, and experiencing the woman's perspective...

Hopefully my wife and I will be starting that same journey soon. I nudge her occasionally, trying to to push (women push back, you know). When she's ready, she'll seek advice and I will offer it. She's fully supportive of me and 2A/RKBA. I'd love to get her out to MCFG or better yet see her go with an experienced female friend. And take some training and get her LTCH. Someday...

 

[Wysko]

Seeing how I wouldn't give up my 56 Colt Detective Special she bought a Ruger LCR .38.

 

[sartwell]

9mm Walther pps.