What handgun do you carry?

[Badbjd]

Glock 27 for me

 

[Revelations]

My take every where I go gun. Kel-tec P32 in a pocket holster.

Usually Im sporting my Glock 23 in a Alessi CQC/S.

 

[WestSider]

Well, I bought a PF9 to carry but it's not as easy as my Glock 26. To be perfectly honest, I don't actually carry either one of them but I bought a holster for my Glock so I could carry it. Right now, I'm not comfortable carrying. You have to remember that I hated guns up until about 4 years ago. My whole outlook on things changed when my family started taking karate. A whole lot of things changed for me at that time and guns is one of them. We even recently purchased an AR. Also, not that it should matter, but I am a woman.

I'm trying to figure out how a Glock 26 can be easier to carry than a PF-9. It is thicker and heavier than the Kel-Tec.

 

[Sailor]

G19 in a blade tech UCH.

 

[KimberCarry]

Now>>>Kimber Carry II 45. Before>>>SP 101 hammerless 357 Mag

 

[Hiram2005]

Sig P-6 or S+W 637. Beretta Jetfire 25 in my pocket all the time.

 

[MilitaryArms]

Most of the time:

All the other times:

 

[Rlee]

S&W M&P 9mm loaded with Winchester 147gr hollow points

 

[nighthawk80]

Either a Taurus PT145 of an older Charter Arms Undercover in 38 special.

 

[jontheturboguy]

Walther P99QA

 

[XD45Darrell]

My Carry guns.

I carry either an XD 45 Compact or Kimber Custom TLE II in a Serpa holster as my primary.

I carry a Kimber Ultra Raptor II in a Galco small of the back holster as my backup.

All are 45ACP using Federal Hydra-Shock hollow points.

 

[Glock Lover]

Recently changed my daily carry from a Glock 22 to a Glock 19. Love it.

 

[BeeRian]

Typically my Dan Wesson CBOB .45 in a highnoon "down under" with belt loops and my KelTec P3AT in an uncle mike's #1 pocket holster. When I'm just running out and want to clip on something fast, I carry my G23 (with the grip chopped to G27 length) in a highnoon "down under" with the clip.

Finally got some pics...

 

[Lars]

Since I retired the USP (and sold it) Here's my updated daily carry gear.

Heckler & Koch P30
Hornady 115gr JHP/XTP (15+1) and a spare 15 round mag
Comp-Tac M-TAC IWB holster
Kershaw Leek (combo blade)
Surefire G2

 

[Glock Lover]

Since I retired the USP (and sold it) Here's my updated daily carry gear.

Heckler & Koch P30
Hornady 115gr JHP/XTP (15+1) and a spare 15 round mag
Comp-Tac M-TAC IWB holster
Kershaw Leek (combo blade)
Surefire G2

I love the look of your pistol W9ZEB. Whats the trigger pull like on it (i.e. pounds/length)? It looks like it would have a heck of a long first pull to me. J/W. Looks sweet though.

 

[Lars]

I love the look of your pistol W9ZEB. Whats the trigger pull like on it (i.e. pounds/length)? It looks like it would have a heck of a long first pull to me. J/W. Looks sweet though.

It is a long, heavy (12#ish) first pull
with 4.5lb follow up shots. The reset I've been told is nowhere near as short as a Glock trigger reset. And to be honest I don't think it matters a lot. I just do a lot of practicing shooting from the holster 1 or more shots, and make sure I decock the pistol before reholstering it.

The frame is pretty amazing. I know the "fit" of a pistol shouldn't matter. But it certainly makes it more enjoyable to practice with.

 

[Glock Lover]

thanks for the info, looks nice.

 

[jesse485]

The frame is pretty amazing. I know the "fit" of a pistol shouldn't matter. But it certainly makes it more enjoyable to practice with.

I'm not sure I get what you are saying; are you saying the ergos don't matter? I think pistol fit is #2 priority right behind reliability.

 

[Lars]

I'm not sure I get what you are saying; are you saying the ergos don't matter? I think pistol fit is #2 priority right behind reliability.

As long as you can pull the trigger smoothly to the rear, and use the front sight. The rest of the ergos shouldn't matter.

That said, a pistol that fits is more likely to pick up the front sights faster, and provide faster followup shots. (for this, the P30 and my hand really do get along very well)

 

[TomN]

Grip fit is pretty important I think. I mean, if it wasn't why would people whine about Glocks all the time?