My carry gun...whats about you?

[rogertc1 4]

My daily carry a Taurus T 450Ti in 45Colt now has a Crimson Trace lazer grip which fit perfectly. They all fits perfectly in my Simply Rugged pancake holster. I use silver tip ammo. My it is a really nice carry package.

 

Life is Good

 

Roger

[jarrettrocksvt 0]

My piece is a Glock 23. My other sidearm is the XDM. Can't decide which one I like better.

Edited March 6, 2011 by jarrettrocksvt

[slostang 80]

I carry a Glock 20c 10mm.

 

Occasionally ill open carry with my M&P .40

Edited March 6, 2011 by slostang

[Arik 565]

Between work and summer my daily is a kahr CW9. Otherwise its a m&p 9 or 45. Sometimes 7.62 Tok

 

ETA

going to try an CC my Luger

Edited March 6, 2011 by Arik

[BpS12 512]

I tend to carry my Llama .380 for work and around home in a modified tool pouch. I carry my Taurus PT145 when traveling in a moded molle map pouch(often with the Llama as backup in an ankle rig). I used to carry my S&W .357 in a nice leather Bianci shoulder hoster but the holster got ruined a few years back.

[kresk 10,063]

KelTec P3AT. Also like the Ruger LCP, Sig P238, S&W Bodyguard semiauto with the laser, or S&W 642 revolver.

[Juggernaut 11,054]

I AIWB a G19... pretty much stock other than night sights..

[Saiga_rom 91]

i really like glocks, and much prefer them factory stock rather than highly modded.

[kresk 10,063]

i really like glocks, and much prefer them factory stock rather than highly modded.

They are generally large and the only safety is in in the trigger--have noted several buys blowing off their own kneecaps because the finger was on the trigger while holstering it, and should not have been.

[Saiga_rom 91]

i really like glocks, and much prefer them factory stock rather than highly modded.

They are generally large and the only safety is in in the trigger--have noted several buys blowing off their own kneecaps because the finger was on the trigger while holstering it, and should not have been.

 

very true, ive heard some pretty bad stories about law enforcement officers getting injured because their glocks were firing in their holsters. its too bad they dont make custom uppers for glocks which have an external hammer. that would probably make them alot safer for guys who need to carry them with a round in the chamber

[22_Shooter 1,560]

i really like glocks, and much prefer them factory stock rather than highly modded.

They are generally large and the only safety is in in the trigger--have noted several buys blowing off their own kneecaps because the finger was on the trigger while holstering it, and should not have been.

 

very true, ive heard some pretty bad stories about law enforcement officers getting injured because their glocks were firing in their holsters. its too bad they dont make custom uppers for glocks which have an external hammer. that would probably make them alot safer for guys who need to carry them with a round in the chamber

 

You're saying you've heard stories of Glocks going off by themselves in holsters? As in, with no manipulation to the trigger? Or are we talking about people who forgot the most important rule of gun handling?

 

I've never heard of a Glock just firing for no reason. People just need to learn to keep their fingers off the trigger until they're ready to shoot. Operator error. I personally prefer Glock's lack of an external safety in a carry piece.

[getitat 609]

Hello

 

Currently a Ruger SR9C in a Crossbreed STD IWB. Have two LC9's on order to give them a try as well.

Used to pocket carry LCP, have Kel-Tec P3AT and Glock 36 both with integral "Glock Clips" for weak (left) hand SOB sans holster carry when riding motorbikes.

 

Everything I buy has to be in duplicate so the wifey doesn't feel left out. It's a bitch getting her to actually carry, but she has to have one of everything.....

 

-guido

[7N6Wolf 61]

I carry a Gen 4 GLOCK 19 (I have not had any issues with it so far). It is a bit thicker than some other pistols, but I am getting used to carrying it IWB.

[Juggernaut 11,054]

[Arik 565]

 

LMAO!!!! +100000

[22_Shooter 1,560]

 

Exactly!

 

 

(Now go reply to my PM I sent you about your t-shirts, damnit!)

[beefcakeb99 572]

Awesome Juggs!! I love the gills, you guys know that they(someone) makes an external safety right?

[Saiga_rom 91]

i really like glocks, and much prefer them factory stock rather than highly modded.

They are generally large and the only safety is in in the trigger--have noted several buys blowing off their own kneecaps because the finger was on the trigger while holstering it, and should not have been.

 

very true, ive heard some pretty bad stories about law enforcement officers getting injured because their glocks were firing in their holsters. its too bad they dont make custom uppers for glocks which have an external hammer. that would probably make them alot safer for guys who need to carry them with a round in the chamber

 

You're saying you've heard stories of Glocks going off by themselves in holsters? As in, with no manipulation to the trigger? Or are we talking about people who forgot the most important rule of gun handling?

 

I've never heard of a Glock just firing for no reason. People just need to learn to keep their fingers off the trigger until they're ready to shoot. Operator error. I personally prefer Glock's lack of an external safety in a carry piece.

 

honestly, the person who told me that story was rather vague about the details, but he seemed to be saying that the glocks went off with no direct manipulation by the person wearing the holster, and that it had happened multiple times. but its also true that this guy doesnt like glocks, so i suppose its possible he was lying. it really doesnt make sense that numerous law enforcement agencies would continue to carry this type of pistol in such abundance if they really were that dangerous.

[Saiga_rom 91]

I carry a Gen 4 GLOCK 19 (I have not had any issues with it so far). It is a bit thicker than some other pistols, but I am getting used to carrying it IWB.

 

oh man, by the time i had gotten my glock 19, i had already had a glock 30 for about 7 years, so it seemed really thin

[22_Shooter 1,560]

i really like glocks, and much prefer them factory stock rather than highly modded.

They are generally large and the only safety is in in the trigger--have noted several buys blowing off their own kneecaps because the finger was on the trigger while holstering it, and should not have been.

 

very true, ive heard some pretty bad stories about law enforcement officers getting injured because their glocks were firing in their holsters. its too bad they dont make custom uppers for glocks which have an external hammer. that would probably make them alot safer for guys who need to carry them with a round in the chamber

 

You're saying you've heard stories of Glocks going off by themselves in holsters? As in, with no manipulation to the trigger? Or are we talking about people who forgot the most important rule of gun handling?

 

I've never heard of a Glock just firing for no reason. People just need to learn to keep their fingers off the trigger until they're ready to shoot. Operator error. I personally prefer Glock's lack of an external safety in a carry piece.

 

honestly, the person who told me that story was rather vague about the details, but he seemed to be saying that the glocks went off with no direct manipulation by the person wearing the holster, and that it had happened multiple times. but its also true that this guy doesnt like glocks, so i suppose its possible he was lying. it really doesnt make sense that numerous law enforcement agencies would continue to carry this type of pistol in such abundance if they really were that dangerous.

 

Yeah, given that this one person (who you say doesn't like Glocks) says he's personally seen Glocks discharge by themselves, multiple times.........I'm going to have to lean towards "fairy tales". I just can't see it happening without someone being at fault for poor trigger finger discipline.

 

Glocks have passed every drop-test thrown at them. If all of those drops didn't allow a Glock to discharge, I don't see how it would happen just sitting in a holster.

[Saiga_rom 91]

well, he didnt say he had actually seen it happen. i think he said his dad told him, who was an active member of CHP for 20 something years.

 

but anyway, i agree with you, if glocks pass drop testing, then its almost guaranteed that they wont discharge in a holster

[kresk 10,063]

The Glocks don't go off by themselves--as Juggs pointed out the people holstering them forgot to take their finger off the trigger.

[Shandlanos 1,470]

Glocks have a lot of safeties built in. I had a beater glock 17 for a little while that I didn't give a shit about - the barrel crown was dented badly enough that it was a little tough to get the barrel out of the slide, the frame was chewed up, etc. Just for the fuck of it, I threw a primed casing in the chamber and played the throw the glock at the cement floor game. Not the brightest thing maybe, but I did have safety glasses on... Anyway, beat the shit out of the gun, and dented the drywall a couple of times, but the primer was not even lightly dented after about ten minutes of glock abuse.

 

PS, shooter, meant to give you a +1, not the minus. My bad.

Edited March 6, 2011 by Shandlanos

[volkov 318]

PS, shooter, meant to give you a +1, not the minus. My bad.

 

 

was wondering about that.. fixed it for you

[Saiga_rom 91]

PS, shooter, meant to give you a +1, not the minus. My bad.

 

 

was wondering about that.. fixed it for you

 

aww man, thats just leaving it neutral. here, il +1 it so its even now

[joelrod47 373]

Want thin and light for full-time carry ?? Walther PPS. 9mm or .40 cal.............

 

I carry the .40.......... It's 0.91 inches wide at the widest point, and runs at about 24 oz...........

[Garys4598 1,065]

Vast majority of the time, a SIG P238 SAS (although that's an Equinox depicted below; I've identical grips on my SAS). Once in a blue moon I'll carry my H&K P7 PSP in a shoulder rig.

 

Edited March 7, 2011 by Gary

[dowork1021 64]

i carry a colt 1991a1 compact in 45acp. its basically an officers model without the fancys. i love it !!!!

[GREYLUPO 358]

Sig Sauer P220 The last 2 years

 

Before that HK USPc

 

II only like Glocks at the range

[YARP 300]

RMRed Glock 20 on dress down days (baggier pants) or Glock 29, sometimes both.

Every now and then a revolver will wiggle in for a New York reload

Glock 36 when wearing dress pants (supa slim).