Help me pick my next carry gun.

[d98gt]

I'll be picking up another gun shortly for my girlfriend so will be looking at some of the ones posted above. I'm surprised that you like to carry a laser on each of your guns

I carry a glock22 daily and use a springfield xd for personal carry most of the time.

 

[VibrantRedGT]

I'll be picking up another gun shortly for my girlfriend so will be looking at some of the ones posted above. I'm surprised that you like to carry a laser on each of your guns

I carry a glock22 daily and use a springfield xd for personal carry most of the time.

The lasers and flashlights are for my wife. She feels comfortable with visual aids in case she really needs to use it. She's afraid she might hit something else other than her target, I've taken the guess work away from her. She knows how to shoot don't get me wrong, it's actually having to use it which if not been in that moment is totally different than shooting paper at a range. She shoots everything very well.

I carry it like this because they are not easy to take on and off. As you've noticed the carry gun will also have a laser. I really like the molded laser as it looks apart of the gun, not just a bulky attachment.

 

[DocG]

I guess I feel like if you have to wait until you see where the laser is pointing, it may be too late.

 

[stangman]

Choice 1 or 3.


fwiw, I'm buying a sig 238 shortly for a pocket pistol.

 

[LaserSVT]

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[d98gt]

I would not trust Bill with a gun

 

[mustangphil]

I was once told to carry what I'm most comfortable shooting. I was looking into sub-compact Glocks and when I tried one, there is no way I can use it. So G17 or G19 it is for me. I know you don't want a Glock, but you can use the same logic here with an array of pistols.

 

[LaserSVT]

I would not trust Bill with a gun

Actually I am fairly responsable with firearms. Sure I shot up a car in my front yard once but I was fairly sober.

 

[yukisho]

Actually I am fairly responsable with firearms. Sure I shot up a car in my front yard once but I was fairly sober.

At least that's all you remember from that night.

 

[stangman]

I was once told to carry what I'm most comfortable shooting. I was looking into sub-compact Glocks and when I tried one, there is no way I can use it. So G17 or G19 it is for me. I know you don't want a Glock, but you can use the same logic here with an array of pistols.

Whoever told you that was a wise person. It's doesn't matter how cool it looks etc, or how much you like it. You should always carry what you are proficient with & that is proven reliable. You owe it to yourself & others to verify both.

There are weapons that I really liked & wanted to carry, but when I was testing them out they just didn't work. For instance, I bought a M&P9c a couple years ago for a CC weapon. It shot flawlessly, & was surprisingly accurate for a sub-compact. However, it would randomly drop the mag release. I found out later it was a common problem with some of the first runs & has since been corrected. After that happening twice I benched it from carry & it was a safe queen for a bit until it got traded off.

 

[Turkey Sammich]

I've decided I wanted this for my next carry

But currently I carry a Glock 23.

 

[d98gt]

Another glock carrier! I was always a hater on the glock series until I actually began to use/shoot one and have yet to have any issues on it. I don't have an option on what I carry as you have to follow policy but they are great and I lack negative things to say about them.

 

['13_ImpactBlue_GT]

@VibrantRedGT

How about a used Ruger SP101 in .38Spcl/.357Mag?

 

[Kraw]

I've decided I wanted this for my next carry

But currently I carry a Glock 23.

my dad has the Taurus Public Defender like that... sweet gun but man, those 410 shells KICK.

I have an XDSC in 9mm... great little gun
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[Turkey Sammich]

I had the xd sub 9mm for a few years. Loved it. Great for carrying during the summer.

 

[mustangphil]

F**k, leave it to S&W to put a small caliber shotgun shell into a revolver. F**king love it! VibrantRedGT, remember this, caliber doesn't matter much. If you're on the receiving end, you won't know the difference.

 

[VibrantRedGT]

Totally agree to carry what's comfortable and that's why I chose the Walther and not the Glock. Don't like the barrel angle and thickness of Glock but love the thiness and stock of Walther. I also don't like the rooster tail of the Glock, I'm always choking up, I've got a nice scar from slide bite shooting a 19.

Ah, "The Judge" revolver by Taurus which shoots shotgun shells, that's hysterical. That's something I couldn't carry.

I've always like the XD's, I'm going to check those out as well.

 

[CBus 06 GT]

F**k, leave it to S&W to put a small caliber shotgun shell into a revolver. F**king love it! VibrantRedGT, remember this, caliber doesn't matter much. If you're on the receiving end, you won't know the difference.

Where have you been? Taurus has been doing this for a few years with their Judge lineup. Heck, there was a smaller off-brand company that had a .410/45 Colt revolver back in the '90s too. While it's not for CC, I'd like a Taurus Raging Judge, shoots 2.5" and 3" .410, 45 Colt, and .454 Casull!

 

[Stever89]

Judge, Governor, I want to see the "DICTATOR"

 

[CBus 06 GT]

Judge, Governor, I want to see the "DICTATOR"

Does this work?

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