'>>61450743
Ruger lcp max because I can carry it in my pocket wherever I go.';

'>>61450743
Rock Island M206 because I’m cheap and snubby .38 is cozy';

'With cover: G23
Without cover: CA Undercover .38SPL
After my next duty gun, I'm probably gonna swing for a SP-101 3" in .357 Mag or a G36.';

'>>61450743
Currently I carry a M&P 9 2.0 for a number of factors but mainly because it's reliable and reasonably sized compared to what else I have. Recently though I got a CSX because I wanted something a bit smaller that I could comfortably pocket carry in sweatpants';

'Hellcat pro. I shoot great with it, it's an inch thick, holds 15/17+1, has had over 1k rounds through it without a single failure, and it just fits my hands very well even though they're large. It's all around just easy to conceal, reliable, and accurate. The name is gay though';

'>>61450743
For pocket carry: Beretta 950 jetfire .25 acp and Keltec p32
For IWB: Ruger lc380, Glock 26 9mm, S&W model 49 .38 spcl';

'‘Luv me Bersa Thunder. Keeps me bussy safe';

'>>61450743
Bone stock gen 5 G17 with a TLR1HL and trijicon sights. Same gun for everything every day. Three different holsters cover the bases: tenicor AIWB for most days, tenicor OWB for with a suit, and a safariland level IV on muh battlebelt for larping.
The only thing that gives me trouble is "business casual", i.e., tucked in shirt with no jacket. Fortunately I'm wfh.';

'>>61450886
Same, but regular single stack LCP. I like the overall smoothness.';

'>>61450943
Oh yeah, I am a retard and forgot. Cause I shoot them a lot and I can hit 2" groups at 25 years with them. Plus the CA is so fucking light I barely even notice it.';

'>>61450743
HK45C
>Hammer-fired
>DA/SA
>Safety
>.45ACP
I like each of these things on their own. Put them all in one gun and it's basically perfect.';

'>>61450743
Taurus 856 with a clipdraw. Real comfy& doesn't print at all. Sometimes I carry a speed strip if I'm wearing jeans or khakis that have the small watch pocket. Plus the gun was cheap so i don't mind that it gets beat up due to the wear&tear of daily carry';

'P365 standard with the OE 10rd mag
It's been my backup for over 5 years';

'>>61451180
What speedloader do you use? I'm thinking of getting one myself. Just bid on some wood grips for my 856 since it's what I usually carry. In the winter I carry my SD9VE inside my coats breast pocket that my holster sits in really well.';

'>>61451223
>speedloader
The HKS series ones that sell for like $10-12; they're reliable but I generally only use them for unloading my carry loads& putting snap caps into my gun when I'm dryfiring at home. As far as carry goes I'm a fan of the Safariland speed strips because they're so concealable& comfortable in the pocket. Desu i often don't carry a reload anyways. Carrying a revolver is already operating under the assumption I'm never gonna need more than 6
>inb4 muh low capacity ngmi get killed in the streets
Come on then kill me I'm right here';

'>>61450743
I have a Hellcat. My gun collection is small and it's my own gun that's small.';

'>>61450743
I carry either a glock 43 or a gen 1 shield in 9mm';

'>>61450743
Usually a 1911, but i want a smaller 45. Anybody have experience with either the gock 30 or 36? Both intrigue me';

'>>61451073
Ah geez I forgot
>why
It was a cheap cop trade-in, it's polymer, the upper has some kind of fancy rust proof nitride finish. It's a generic basic glock brand glock that can be easily replaced (and I've already got a spare). Basically I can sweat all over it and generally abuse it with no qualms.

I used to carry a rotating roster of BHPs, 1911s, and revolvers, because they're beautiful and pleasures to own and shoot and I love them. But sweating on em and risking rust and damage just made me sad. I finally realized the old guns had nothing left to prove, and it was OK for them to go on easy duty in the safe, and let the plastic fantastic take the punishment. Honestly any other modern poly striker pistol would have done just as well, I just standardized on glock because of ubiquity and more/better holster options.';

'P365
>X

It fits my hand best.';

'Glock 19C Gen 4. I just like it.';

'>>61451073
Seems awful big& heavy to try& conceal. Sure it's a good shooter though';

'>>61450743
Jericho 941, it’s either that or the 1911';

'>>61450743
642
Boomer';

'>>61451270
I have an old Jay-pee dump pouch I carry on my belt that perfectly fits a full speed strip of .38. It looks like picrel and I got it at a pawn shop for $5 from the dump bin. You can find them online, but most people price them up.';

'>>61451331
ooooo i like that a lot desu. Might have to pick one up for my 856.';

'>>61451270
I'm gonna get one of those carry strips, they seem like a good solution. I carry a few rounds in a small pocket in my backpack but it's far from an elegant solution. I carry under the same assumption, it's for busting a cap in an attacker/mugger/carjacker after I've exhausted all other options and getting the fuck out of harm's way. I carry pepper gel otherwise, like at bars or work. I only carry the SD9VE during the winter because the LARP is fun and the SD9 is very light for its size and capacity. I've got a Pardner Pump that I've put through it's paces for home defense, as well as PSA AR I've run at least 2000 rounds through. Fuck people who say cheap guns will break if you look at them.';

'>>61451335
Yeah, often when I carry my Charter I got a strip in there. Plus if you get it matching your belt, most people won't notice it, even people looking for guns and shit. Plus if I haven't resolved whatever shooting I'm in with 10 shots, I might as well an hero.';

'>>61451344
>I've got a Pardner Pump that I've put through it's paces
>Also an 856 with wood grips
Are you… me?';

'I either carry a full size Jericho 941 in my waistband or a cartridge Colt Navy in a leather holster under a jacket
Printing is a meme';

'>>61451316
It's honestly not too bad. Good belt and good holster make all the difference. I'm not going to claim "I hardly know it's there!" but it nestles down into my nether regions pretty well.
Maybe someday I should get into a more "modern" super compact, but it's kinda nice to just have one pistol to worry about training on.';

'>>61450743
If I'm only heading out for like 30 mins, checking the front door, or wearing pajamas, it's a 340PD in the pocket. If I think I need anything more than that or if I know I'm gonna be out, I'll throw on a belg and appendix carry my Hellcat. I don't really feel a need to carry anything bigger.';

'>>61451353
Soon here hopefully on the wood grips, pic rel. Not a huge fan of the floral thing but it makes for some good surface area. I got outbid but I'm gonna wait until a few hours before it's done and see if they want to beat me. If they do, I'll try on the other listing. I have the polymer stock on the Pardner Pump too, got it for $120 when Wal-Mart was getting rid of them. I found out after the fact they're better than NuRemington manufacturing. I buy cheap guns but I usually Google "x(cheap gun) high round count reliability" to get the scoop before I drop the money. Right now I'm eyeing up a Savage 64, but I only found 1 forum post with a guy who shot a few thousand rounds through his.';

'>>61450743';

'>>61451442
I can stand firmly behind the pardner's reliability. Mine's a 20g& I've put several thousand rounds through it. Killed everything from deer& squirrels to doves & ducks with it. Countless clay pigeons too. Think i paid $180 including taxes; worth every penny.';

'>>61451451
a weapon A big penis is';

'I carry a LCR in my pocket because it's light and convenient. I also like how it handles when wearing motorcycle gloves so I like it for riding.';

'>>61451695
>a LCR';

'>>61450743
.32 H&R J frame. Fits conveniently in an AIWB holster or pocket, shoots reasonably well, easy drawstroke, powerful enough, 6 shots vs 5 on a .38. If I am going into a dangerous area, I AIWB my CZ P-01, but really any decent 9mm about the size of a Glock 19 would be fine.';

'>>61450743
G17 gen 5. I'll probably get it milled for an RMR and put a fancy RCR on it. Box maxing.';

'>>61451180
nice to see you again anon, I still want to get this exact setup. seems like comfymaxxing';

'>>61451270
Retard here do you drill holes for the hook?';

'>>61450743
Smith and Wesson 642
44 magnum, like dirty hairy
5 shots, more than enough to kill a man or beast
Revolver, so it can't jam or malfunction
Makes me feel like a cowboy';

'>>61450743
Daniel Defense H9 because it’s lighter than my 1911s';

'>>61451939
>comfymaxxing
That's what it's all about brother

>>61452370
No holes. They sell clips that match the sideplate screws of several models of S&W and Ruger, and then they sell a "universal" revolver clip which is what I have. It's attached by a double-sided 3M adhesive strip. The two screws you see just connect the clip to the plate that's attached to the adhesive. At first I was dubious as to whether adhesive would be enough to hold it on, but after about a year of carrying it literally every day it's held up perfectly
They also have clips for semi-autos';

'>>61450743
Cz 75 bd
>I was drunk and some anon told me the compact wasn't that much better, so I bought it on the internet when it was on sale
FNH high power 2022
>it was cool
Probably gonna buy a surplus high power or sa 35, I just hate turk shit';

'>>61451115
Fren';

'>>61450743
g43x
my first CCW and still my most regularly-used. I do not go outside the house without it on. I've fallen asleep with it on';

'>>61451187
>P365 standard with the OE 10rd mag
>It's been my backup for over 5 years

THIS
My brother is a trooper and he said most LEO's have switched to the P365
I figure if the people who actually have the most legit need for it carry the 365 I probably should too.';

'>>61450743
I have my LCP2 with me at all times innapocket. The "big" gun rotates pretty often, depending on what I feel like carrying. Mostly, I carry either a Styer M40a1 or a Glock 23, sometimes a Jericho 941R, sometimes a Glock 27. I also have an H&K USP45 elite loaded with .45 Super for a woods gun that does double duty as my night stand pistol. When I travel, I keep an AR pistol with me as well, in case there are firey but mostly peaceful protests and I might need something more than a pistol to make a point.';

'Wilson Combat SFX9. Because I spent 3k on it so I'm going to fucking wear it';

'>>61452853
Oh, they why part: LCP2 is small and light enough that sricking it in my pocket has just become.part.of getting dressed. It's th most innocuous pistol I've ever owned. In a pocket holster, it just looks like a phone. Main carry gun is a .40 caliber of some sort for a few reasons. First, because I got the Glock 23 and the Styer M40a1 both for dirt cheap in the 2010s when police depts were dumping 9mms and .40s in favor of .45s (around here, bought both local), paid less that $300 each for them. At the time, I was also traveling a ton for work, like 5-6 hrs a day driving, so there was an increased chance of having to deal with car body/glass in a shooting situation, and the research at the time showed most .40 loadings were more barrier blind than comparable 9mm or .45 loads. At this point, I'm used to shooting .40, I can't perceive a recoil difference between non-magum pistol calibers, and I stockpiled a shitton of ammo when walmart quit selling pistol ammo and I cleared out all 6 in my area. I picked up the Glock 27 as a possible replacement for the LCP2 as a pocket gun, didn't like it for that role as much, so it's a backup that usually stays in my truck in case I have an emergency and don't have time to put on a holster and belt and get a gun out of the safe before leaving my house. The Jericho goes in a shoulder holster under a suit for when I'm bebopping around town. The USP45 I got as a target/woods/nightstand gun. I wanted a long barrel, good sights, and something that could handle .45 Supers regularly as a defensive load, the USP45 Elite fit the bill, and has good capacity to boot.';

'>>61452841
>need';

'>>61450743
>your go to concealed carry weapon
Taurus 327 in a pocket.

>why
Because .32 H&R Magnum is an ideal snubnose cartridge, and I also have the option for .327 Federal Magnum if I want more power.';

'>>61452841
>>61452943
I'm guessing by "need" anon meant that most cops are required to carry a backup but are not dictated as to specifically what that is.';

'>>61452724
What is the advantage of this over a 10 dollar nylon holster?';

'>>61450743
ppk, because i hardly get into trouble. i'm always aware of the situation i'm in, and i will make a run for it before i have to defend myself.';

'>>61453481
They're both the absolute worst decision you could make for carrying. At the very least, at least the nylon holster would keep shit out of the trigger guard. I really don't understand why people cheap out on holsters.';

'>>61453481
Less bulk
>>61453548
Not really a problem on a revolver';

'CZ P10s, Beretta 88, and a Smith and Wesson model 19-9 Carry Comp. I carry either of the 3 because I shoot them very well.';

'>>61453561
Based Carry Comp appreciator. I want to get one but they're always so expensive that I can't justify it when I already have a 4 inch Model 19';

'43x with SCD is primary. Use to carry a PPS M2. I just like the extra safety during reholster for training purposes. Only using stock mags. I got the gun used with shield mags, but they were unreliable and destroyed the mag release since the PO didn't change it out to a metal one.
I've carried my 1911 like twice when it was super cold. I'm not as well trained in it compared to the Glock. Might start carrying it more since I've gotten fatter and AWIB is getting uncomfortable.
I don't have a rotation, but I do have a back up; A thrid gen smith performance center 4006 short forty. Awesome gun, but not that great to carry due to weight and universal holster. I might consider putting a 365 in some non factory config in as back up as well, since it's probably the gun I have most rounds on.
Or I'll just get another 43X as a back up.';

'>>61453481
It's the most concealable option by a longshot. Used to have a thin nylon holster for my .38 but it caused a buldge& noticeable printing. It's also very very comfortable - i wear it all day long at work moving around, driving, sitting. I even wear it while exercising on my bike with gym shorts on. It's viable on a revolver because of the long heavy trigger pull, but i wouldn't carry a striker-fired semi-auto with the clipdraw

>>61453548
Relax dude don't rage on things you have no personal experience with';

'>>61450743
Doesn't matter; this is how you prioritize:
>firstly, perfect reliability
>secondly, groups well for you at the range
>Thirdly, comfy to carry, fits your activity/clothing and doesn't imprint to much.
>Fourth, not overly special / collectible
This is how you pick. If it isn't 100% reliable, don't carry it. If don't shoot it well, you'll shoot it even worse under stress. If it isn't comfy, it will be unpleasant to carry and you may end up not having it on you at all. If it's collectible, losing it to an abusive evidence locker will really suck.

For me, I switch back and forth between a Glock 43x, slightly modded with a red dot, threaded barrel and ghost connector and a Glock 42 with aftermarket night sights. I do not shoot anything else better than the 43x and it's slim profile makes it comfortable to carry.';

'>>61453636
>slightly modded';

'>>61453643
Indeed, Glock went with that gay ass optic footprint. So, to get the EPScarry to sit the way I like, I had to grind two posts off the slide with a dremel. Now the EPScarry looks like it was custom milled into the slide, perfect fit. The ghost connector provides a much cleaner trigger break which helps with accuracy. I'm getting 2" groups at 10 yards which is about all the better I can shoot these days and the threaded barrel just gives a little extra barrel length while allowing attachment of the suppressor.
>slightly
because I'm not replacing the trigger assembly, messing with the frame or doing a bunch of other questionable stuff that could affect reliability or make my gun look retarded.';

'One of these two depending on weather/clothing. I also have a PPK, since replaced by the g43';

'>>61453571
>I already have a 4 inch Model 19
Me too! I wanted old and new because the Model 19 is the gun that got me into guns. But I can't recommend it at the price. The stock sights blow, replaced them with a Mepro tru-dots. Stock grips were replaced with VZ Tactical Diamonds. Easily the second most shootable gun I own behind my Walther, and that's only first because it was my first gun.';

'ported glock 43
>can brainlessly pocket carry it in any pair of pants i own
>cheap (350 for the gun, 300 for the porting)
>flat, square profile, looks like a wallet or phone
>6+1 good enuff for SD
>cant limpwrist it, won't jam up if i fire from an imbalanced position
>nonexistent muzzle flip, on par with a full-size
>only downside is carrying with one in the chamber isn't particularly safe and the boraii guy kys'd himself so no more low profile pocket holsters

used to CC a PX4 compact in an enigma holster but its just irritating to do on work days.';

'>>61453548
Nope, I've used any and all holsters and the clip is the most comfy and realistic way to carry.';

'>>61453612
That is literally the most disgusting image I have ever seen on here';

'>>61453612
You have a black mold issue';

'>>61451068
Correct answer. Although I’m going to buy an LCP soon for tiny carry situations.';

'>>61453510
I like the idea of an internal extractor not getting in the way, but it seems like a pain to clear malfunctions.';

'>>61453873
*internal slide catch/stop, not extractor';

'>>61450743
I like my tokarev and sr22. tok is really only good with open carry though.';

'>>61450743
S&W .500 Mag snub. Small enough for EDC, good stopping power, doubles as a flash bang.';

'I use a DD44 Dostevi. Some people prefer the heavier punch of the Cougar Mag, but I like the higher capacity. PP7 is alright too.';

'>>61454212
Disgustingly based. Gotta watch out for those refrigerators running around icing people';

'>>61450743
I started with my dad's PPK/s because that's what I had a holster for and I grew up shooting it and other various small .380s and revolvers but I eventually got myself a GLAWK 42. I'm pretty happy with the G42, it's my first tupperware gun but no longer my only one. I put 1k rounds through it in one trip as a function test and I only had 3 malfunctions in the first few magazines which were resolved by just tapping on the back of the slide to send it into battery, otherwise it's been perfect.

Hopefully I'll be able to get my hands on an SP101 soon.';

'Stock Glock 17 gen4 IWB at 4 o’clock. Occasionally a j frame in the pocket. Sometimes I carry my 43x but I don’t trust it';

'>>61454983
>43x but I don’t trust it
How come? I dig it';

'>>61455084
Mine came with a weak recoil spring which caused light strikes. The problem has been corrected but monkey brain will never allow me to fully trust it for life saving purposes now';

'>>61450743
>>61450743
Put some Brooks Get A Grip on the P365 because some anon shills them on here. I really like it, I’ll probably be putting them on most of my guns. This is my pocket carry.';

'Arex delta M gen2, thin and reliable';

'>>61450743
Grip chopped G23 with a 357 SIG barrel, because if 125gr at 1400fps x11 isn't solving my problem it's not a problem I can solve with a pistol.';

'>>61450743
Started off with an M&P 2.0c but the aggressive skateboard texture bothered my skin and printed too much with just a t shirt so I picked up a glock 48. Honestly I wish I’d gotten a 43X but now that PSA has their totally not glocks I might pick up a ersatz 43x slide with a holosun';

'Taurus .38 snub with fake pearl grips that absorb recoil surprisingly well';

'>>61450743
p365x or LCP Max .380.

I can throw them in my pockets and grip them concealed, ready to draw when a niggers walks close to me.';

'>>61450743
Does anyone have a Beretta 92 compact? Seems like the perfect CCW weapon, it's reliable, stylish, proper caliber, metal frame for pistol whipping, and you'll look classy smoking future astronauts at the mall when they start wilding.';

'>>61456485
t. pimp in a Louisiana whorehouse';

'>>61450743
I basically only carry the P365XL or my snub-nosed S&W top break. Honestly carry it more than the Sig since it fits in a pocket very well.';

'>>61450743
P365 longslide. It's just the right balance of small enough to conceal (I'm 5'7" and 145) while still shootable';

'>>61456725
>Simpson's hand';

'45 glock with a switch';

'CZ 2075 BD with Cajun Gun Works Pro package. Subcompact, holds 10+1 with the mag pictured and 14+1 with an extended one. Shoots like a full-size DA/SA wonder nine with the extended magazine. I will never buy another concealed carry gun.';

'>>61450886
I don't really have any holsters so I've debated caving and getting something slim like that max. That said, the CSX fits in a jacket pocket relatively well';

'>>61453636
Your priorities are wrong.
#1 : insure it's something you'll carry. If it's not on you it's worthless. If it's not on you it doesn't matter how good a shot you are with it or how reliable it is. Your carry gun must be something you are going to carry. If you find yourself even thinking it's a burden to take with you somewhere, get a new carry gun because you're going to start leaving that one at home or in the car or whatever, and if it's not on you it's worthless.
#2 Reliability. How well you shoot with it means nothing if it doesn't go bang when you pull the trigger.
#3 Proficiency. Makes the first two mean a whole lot more. Having a gun on you that goes bang is good. KNOWING you can hit what you're aiming at is infinitely better; and I would argue should be a personal (not legal) requirement for carry. If you can't hit your target your carry is almost worthless.

Everything else is just bells and whistles. Yes, capacity and caliber matter to some extent, but the above three things are the most important.

The special/collectible argument is absolutely and laughably pointless. The likelihood of using your carry to defend yourself is incredibly low to begin with. If you DO have to use it to defend yourself then you want to be using the best gun for _you_ and if it happens to be special/collectible then so be it. You have bigger problems now than your gun sitting in evidence anyway.

>>61450743
I carry either a Sig P238, or a Beretta PX4Storm Compact Carry (comes with all the Langdon mods straight from the factory).
If I'm boymode the P238 sits at my appendix in my waistband in a sticky holster. It's an easy draw, I shoot it well at self defense ranges, it has held up to my body sweat/oils/etc. I keep it loaded with Underwood screwdrivers and a spare magazine in a pocket.
If it's girlmode, it's the PX4 in the purse. It's the only thing in that pocket. It's an open pocket with a magnetic clasp so it's an easy draw.';

'>>61456761
Really does seem like the perfect carry gun';

'>>61456888
I'll say what you said but with a lot less words.

Me
>1. reliability
>2. Proficiency
>3. comfy
>4. not uniquely special

You
>1. comfy
>2. reliability
>3. proficiency

Nah, you're just wrong.';

'>>61457113
Tell me how I'm wrong.
Tell me how reliability and proficiency trump comfy.
Tell me how it's more important to have a gun that's reliable and you're proficient with than it is to have that gun on you.
Tell me how the gun that ISN"T on you is doing you any good whatsoever.

I'll wait.
Oh, no, I won't wait for it because there IS NO ARGUMENT to validate your position. Because actually carrying your carry gun is the most important part of your carry gun. If you don't carry it, you don't have it, and if you don't have it, nothing about it matters.
Piss up a rope chump.';

'>>61456761
Always been curious about the RAMI, how does it handle? And how critical is that package you mentioned?';

'>>61453873
>>61453883
not really, i'm not sure i understand. aren't you pulling the slide anyway when clearing malfuntions? i shoot lefty so unless its a 1911 style release, i have some trouble with an external slide release. for example, with my p229 i have to pull the slide since the release is at the back of the slide instead of above the trigger';

'>>61457186
>Tell me how reliability and proficiency trump comfy.
You stupid nigger
Pic related is comfy, but it's not reliable. It jams a lot and the sights aren't great and it'll get me killed if I try and use it as a self defense gun
Also, nobody fucking said "leave your gun home", you stupid retard';

'>>61450990
sir, how do you fire it when you have little paws instead of hands?? (sorry if racist)';

'So I just moved out of commiefornia, to a free state. New Hampshire. Looking for a conceled EDC. Coming from a only having a full SF 1911 RO edition. On the bigger side, 5'10, got a dad bod, but not fucking huge or anything. Big hands. What do you Bros recommend, looking at the Sig P365 X Macro. I can pick it up from the Sig HQ.';

'>>61450743
During late spring, summer, early fall - Kahr CW380.
I wear a lot of lightweight clothes during the warmer months. Like no joke I've got a bunch of actual swim shorts with fun colors, unless I'm going to a formal work thing or I need to wear a uniform I look like fuckin' Tommy Bahama.
The CW380 weighs less than a loaded 1911 mag, it's 3/4" thick, and it's basically all stainless so sweat doesn't fuck it up.
I can CCW it in gym shorts, and I do.

If I'm wearing a sweatshirt or it's past September or before April I have a Glock 29 10mm loaded with "bomb in a tube" Underwood hyperspeed fuck-off hollowpoints.';

'>>61450743
S&W 640 pro as pocket carry, maybe a half moon clip or two as backup but probably carried with no extra ammo
Otherwise the P365XL with 7+ mags
It's a full sized combat pistol with excellent shooting dynamics because of it's low bore
Everything else is a game of compromises.';

'>>61457449
I'm either going full ISIS or I'm daily carrying something I'll probably never use, the choice is obvious';

'>>61457449
>with 7+ mags
Are we talking capacity or that's the number of mags you carry? How do you carry all those? One in each boot, one in each pocket, two in holsters, and one tucked in your ass?';

'>>61457498
they're all in my ass';

'>>61450743
I have two, I alternate based on mood/fit.
>P365xl-ms w/ macro module
or
>Taurus M605 poly';

'>>61450743
HK P2000sk in a galco miami classic lite because belt holsters make my back hurt. Works well enough even under a button-down.
>>61451115
>DA/SA
>Safety
These two things together are objectively pointless though. Sorry.';

'>>61457532
kek, based prison wallet chad';

'>>61457574
>objectively
Entirely subjective. One day /k/tards will learn the difference';

'>>61451115
Keep seeing one at the Bass Pro, any good?';

'>>61457000
they aren't particularly reliable';

'>>61451360
Dude the grips on that Jericho are so cool, what are they?';

'>>61457883
they're expensive and look hideous.';

'>>61457216
It handles great — it’s a chunky little beast of a gun that points more naturally and eats recoil up better than anything else in its size class, in my opinion. And the upgrades are far from necessary. It is excellent in its stock configuration anyway, so if you modify it, you just turn a great trigger into a fantastic one. Many competitions have been won using CZ-75 pattern pistols with CGW internals.';

'>>61457897
I see this meme get parroted every time they come up. Other than being somewhat picky about bullet shapes (very wide hollowpoints and flat-nosed bullets need not apply), mine has given me no problems.';

'>>61456610
Based AF Patton reference';

'It really just depends on what kind of a mood I’m in that day, And what part of town I will be in. For example, out in the suburbs where I live, I might just have my Smith and Wesson air weight with me. Or if I have to go to parts of town, where Tyrone hangs out, I may have to have something with a little more capacity and firepower than a 38 special.';

'>>61458056
Your gun is fine. The design in general has some problems. Similarly my >>61456167 is rock solid, but I'm sure as shit not recommending it to any cack handed zoomer moron who doesn't understand why gun not go bang good.';

'>>61450743
G43
It's thin, doesn't print on me, and is in 9mm. Typically loaded with 124gr ranger-t.

Used to own a P365, but I traded it because the grip felt too small (front-to-back wise).';

'Normally I carry a rough rider barkeep with a inch barrel in a shoulder holster. I only ever load three rounds in to it. Two .22 shorts and a birdshot round. Since I don't go looking to start fights. The shorts will do me just fine. First one is a warning shot and the second one is serious. And the birdshot is in case I see a snake when I'm at cracker barrel.';

'>>61457915
Custom job, it's from a painting of Esther pointing at Haman';

'>>61450743
>Tell me your go to concealed carry weapon
Taurus Raging Hunter';

'>>61458367
Guy I bought them from (I think)
https://www.ebay.com/str/customgungrips
Just search "customizable"';

'>>61450743
I have an H&K VP9SK. Far too expensive for what it is but it's good.';

'>>61457945
NTA
damn, i think i'm sold on it. might sell off my pistols and just keep that one. never been one for collecting, i'd rather have one good pistol and have parts available for it. might keep the hk45c as a home defense gun/range toy';

'>>61458367
>>61458402
Well congrats man, they're dope. I'd like to get the Hermit tarot card (Led Zepplin poster, I'm not a woman) done on some 1911 grips at some point. I'll keep this guy in mind.';

'>>61458455';

'>>61458480
perfect I like that one more';

'>>61458480
oy vey';

'>>61456573
I gotta 92x compact..first pistol intending to ccw. I don't recommend it, it's still bulky heavy and not accurate enough imo. You might like it, but I dont know if my gun is a dud but I can't shoot it accurately.';

'>>61458455
double you are money (up to $20)';

'>>61458204
But that undoes your muscle memory every time you switch';

'>>61458747
>oy vey can't remember how to pull a trigger';

'>>61458317
>still in plastic wrap
Poser, I'll bet you don't even like penis';

'Glock 43x. no there is no excuse as to why Glock hasn't made a 15 or 17rd mag for it, and it is only due to it's popularity that other companies fixed that issue.';

'Colt m1892. The .38 Long Colt cartridge is extremely controllable due to its mild load, and the black powder acts as a smokescreen to reduce the effectiveness of incoming fire. Thanks to its fragile timing mechanism it will only work if Allah wills the target to be shot, ensuring it is always ethical self defense. There is zero risk of over-penetration even with hardcast lead loads as it will most certainly not have enough velocity to exit the target.

It's really the ideal EDC firearm.';

'>carrying in a suit/business casual while working
shield 9mm

because back then it seemed like the only real option for cc in 9mm that didn't have a completely atrocious trigger. I meant to replace the retarded hinged trigger shoe with something else, but never got around to it. I've put probably 4-5 thousand rounds through mine over the years and honestly the hinged trigger wasn't as big of a hindrance to me as I thought it would be when I first bought it. I'm not going to pretend online that I'm shooting clover shaped groups at 50 yards, but I can reliably shot a fist sized group mag dumping at 10ish yards, and a little smaller if I take my time on paper targets. I'd like to replace my shield because mine has the manual safety (from before they made the manual safety-less one) which I generally do not want in a handgun but-

>glock 43
I have probably 800ish rounds through mine and I genuinely shoot significantly worse groups with this than I do my shield

>glock 48
Have not shot one yet because both ranges near me do not have one to rent, and I'm afraid of just buying one in case I equally shoot worse with it like I do with the 43- not necessarily in the sense of wasting money but more in the sense of wasting time and energy, although I'm erring on the side of just buying it anyway and putting in another few cases through it to git gud with it, plus dem shield arms 15 round mags

>normal every day life carrying
glock 19 literally has never had an issue and it's lighter than metal frame and/or hammer fired guns reeeee';

'>>61458868
.38S&W is better';

'>>61451809
My nigger';

'>>61457254
>Also, nobody fucking said "leave your gun home", you stupid retard

O'rlly?

>>61453636
>If it isn't comfy, it will be unpleasant to carry and you may end up not having it on you at all.

Now both of you can get fucked.
The gun you have on you is better than every single gun you left at home every single time. That's what I'm saying, and I'm right. Carrying the gun is the most important thing. Period. End of "discussion".';

'Hard decision is if you want hammer in order to cock it one handed, or if you want the security of a long trigger pull and no snag risk.

I'm very partial to the Walter mostly because of its profile, I carried a makarov for a long time and found its weight in my hand comforting during tense situations.

The hammer snagging is an ND risk not so much a risk when firing. If the safety is on its not really an ND issue, if it's in your hand and the slide is clearing the hammer the snag risk is low enough that you'd let it.... let it slide.

Now if your slide was bulky, textured and angular you could very well have a problem with cycling. A revolver would be so bad that I'd discount them entirely, most snag issues will relate to when something is pressed against the side of your weapon, either someone trying to do you drawing it, you could be face down on the cement, could have your arm pinned to you in a car. Revolver? No Bueno.';

'>>61459904
Your error is thinking that prioritizing attributes is an absolute all or nothing. For reliability is pretty much is but proficiency and comfort, proficiency is more important but that doesn't mean you throw comfort out the door. If that were the case, you wouldn't list both.

Let's run through this. A Ruger LCP has a terrible trigger and tiny grip. Most people can't shoot it well at all but as a tiny .380, it's the comfiest gun there is to carry. By your argument, everyone would carry the LCP over one they shoot better.
Meanwhile, the SIG p365 and Glock 48 are both larger less comfy guns to carry but generally better shooting. Their owners are more proficient with them. You are arguing that people should not carry these because they are less comfy.
Then there are guns like the CZ Shadow and SIG p226 that people tend to shoot extremely well but they are not comfy. You seem to think that others are arguing people should carry these over a smaller gun that they may not shoot quite as well. That would be idiotic. You don't disregard comfy. What you do is prioritize how important the attributes are.

1. Reliability, if you can't trust your gun it's about worthless. That also doesn't mean you're going to carry around a bolt action pistol.
2. Proficiency, if you can't get a respectable group then under stress you will be even less accurate and a liability. You won't be effective and you could be a danger.
3. Comfort, if you don't enjoy carrying the gun, you may not have it on you at all or you will and you won't be comfy.

Only an idiot would argue that these are mutually exclusive or that you completely disregard the others; seems to be your argument or are you actually so foolish as that you would take a slightly comfier gun to carry even though you know you can't shoot it well? Can you shoot any gun well? Man, it's just hard to tell with you but I'll take a 0.1" thicker gun if I'm better shot with it.';

'>>61457883
HKs are expensive but pretty much as good as it gets out of the box. The barrel will probably outlive you.';

'SAO > Striker > DA/SA > DAO';

'>>61460432
>pretty much as good as it gets out of the box.

thats simply incorrect. HK triggers are generally pretty dated and bad. also who tf cares about barrel life in pistols? they all last tens of thousands of rounds and you can get a new barrel for 200 bucks or less.';

'>>61460458
>Hk triggers
If you're talking their striker triggers, they're okay; rather ordinary. If you're talking their hammer fired triggers, which seems to be the context, the reset is what gets me. I had a p2000 and the reset was like a mile long which makes firing it rapidly extremely difficult to do well. The Hk hammer fired triggers also all feel like shit because the internals are like a series of stacked plates sliding against each other (at least on my p30) and have a lot of gritty feel and slop to them AND HK tends to user stronger than needed springs. I've never had one fail to work and somehow, despite feeling like shit, they've shot extremely accurately for me. So, they work, just not for rapid fire. I'd give them a solid 5/10.';

'>>61457228
If you have a double feed, I believe proper procedure is locking the slide back then pulling out the magazine and pushing the round through the mag well. With an internal slide lock/catch, this becomes trickier because there's no empty mag to engage it so you manually have to by reaching into the ejector to lock it back. Imagine clearing a malfunction like this in a shootout as opposed to just engaging an external control and releasing the mag.';

'>>61451009
Jim?';

'HK P2000 in 9mm, 13+1

I own quite a few pistols suitable for carrying, but it’s my favorite. It’s comfy to carry because it doesn’t have aggressive texturing on the side of the grip which messes with your clothing. I use the flush magazines to reduce the print.

I don’t really think there’s a right answer to this, you like what you like, but if you’re a DA/SA guy I recommend you give the P2000 a try.';

'>>61451180
Thanks for posting, just got one of these a cpl days ago and didnt know where to start with carrying. It’ll be my first experience carrying in general.
A yr durability with a 3m adhesion strip is great, but I’m wondering the environmental factors. Are you in midwest humid hell?';

'>>61460764
By todays standard its' a little large for capacity but otherwise a great gun. The only downside to your gun is the long trigger reset. You'll never be able to develop a good cadence to rapidly dump a mag on target when you have to let out the trigger that far between each shot. Not only that, but you can't shoot off the reset while doing it either. If you don't care about that, then hey, perfect gun.';

'>>61450743
Esee Izula. It's a comfy little knoif and it's come in handy countless times as a tool. I haven't had to use it in self-defense yet but came pretty close when this wigger retard walked up to me with his hand down his pants like he was about to pull a gun on me. Turned out he was just holding his pants up because he didn't wear a belt.
I also carry an Olight Warrior M3 flashlight on me at all times, and this bad boy I have actually used in self-defense twice, and it works beautifully. 2300 lumens on turbo mode. It blinds motherfuckers even in broad daylight. Absolutely S-tier weapon.
Highly recommend both of these to compliment your CCW loadout. If anyone is interested, I am willing to go into further detail about when I used the olight warrior in self-defense.';

'>>61453773
>350 for a gun is cheap nowadays
Anon I...';

'>>61460809
My Mozambiques are pretty quick, and very accurate. What I mean is, if the pistol is slowing me down, I don’t notice it. I have a SigP228 with a modified trigger that’s very short reset and very light and I think the difference is like milliseconds vs the HK. I am going to put this to the test next time I head to the range, I’ll bring my Glock 19, and FNS-9 as well. You piqued my curiosity, I’ll have a friend time me.

To be honest, mag dumping is not part of my shooting doctrine.

I’ll do some Mozambique and Bill Drills.';

'>>61460853
I'd like to know. What I can tell you is how I came to the opinion. For years I practiced slow fundamentals at the range until my groups were consistently very good. However, I still had problems rapid firing. If I mag dumped, either the group would open up drastically or I would walk the shots down and end the group about a foot low at 7 yards. So, I took a class, 1 on 1 with a qualified instructor.
That instructor told me to time my cadence with the front sight. I normally shoot off the reset, have for years. So, he told me to practice letting off the trigger to reset while trying to keep focus on the front sight and as soon as the front sight dropped back down into the notch, squeeze off the round and repeat. This would coordinate my timing with the cyclic rate of the handgun. So, I tried it with my p2000 and was really struggling. I complained that the reset was very long and didn't really reset crisply to the break point but rather had take up. He tried and was like, "damn". So I switched to a striker fired that I had also brought and after just a couple of magazines had it down. My groups no longer opened up as much during rapid fire and no longer dropped.
>fire
>let out just fast enough to time with front sight aligning
>recognize front sight dropping to notch
>fire
What I'm saying is that I could not do that with the p2000 because of the reset but I did love everything else about the pistol.';

'>>61460680
hmm, i'll have to replicate it again. the only time its ever double fed is when i'm using dummy rounds. i think i just hold it back with one hand and then remove the mag with the other and just point it upwards like a revolver to remove the round in the chamber. its never jammed once with live rounds. let me get back to you on that.';

'>>61451068
>Keeps me bussy safe
you're a twink?';

'>>61460794
>Are you in midwest humid hell?
I am indeed. Sticky summers& wind-whipped frigid winters';

'Carried a P99 and G19 for the longest time so I don't mind the added length of a comp.';

'>>61458256
Can you describe in detail what is wrong with the design? I don’t meant to be rude, but it seems like every time I see someone shitting on the Rami, it’s someone who’s never actually owned one and has no specific information about what its supposed flaws are.';

'>>61458256
>>61461102
Or if there is any detail given, it boils down to the same generic gripes people have about CZ-75s in general, e.g.
>don’t dry fire it 8,000 times or on the 8,001st time your firing pin retaining pin might break';

'>>61458444
I will say that if you want to have only one pistol, the Rami is not the choice I would make. It is my favorite for carry, but if I were restricted to having only one pistol I would probably go with the CZ P-01. It’s slightly bigger than the Rami so still an excellent carry choice, but it also has a picatinny rail in case you want to mount a light on it (which you certainly should if it is to be your home defense weapon as well as your concealed carry weapon).';

'>>61460748
Afraid not';

'>>61451068
post bussy';

'>>61457945
>>61461183
Also nta but I've been looking to replace my .38 and this has thoroughly convinced me that either a rami or a p01 is the way to go. Thank you anon';

'>>61460449
DA/SA and SAO should be switched
Wonder Nines are badass and 1911s are fucking gay';

'unironically a p320 m17, I just like it. and people hate that for some reason';

'Any of these';

'>>61461922
>for some reason
You know damn well why people hate on it';

'>>61450743
Raging Bull 6.5" .454 Casull. Pistol cartridges are bad at one-shot stops. 185gr XTP moving 2100 fps will produce rifle-like effects on target and end a fight as quickly as possible.';

'>>61451073
lose weight fatty';

'>>61456573
It's a decent platform, although big and the stock trigger sucks ass, fixing it is easy, springs and a trigger bar & other Landon or WC parts. They are huge tho, full sized even.

>>61458612
Now i had a full size 92x and it came with a better out of the factory, but the sights were improperly aligned. Modern beretta us production has shitty QC. Also berettas are sighted in weirdly so many times it seems they shoot low unless you replace the rear sight with a diff height one.

Still, they are classy and reliable';

'>>61453665
2moa or 6moa eps? I have a 43x mos too';

'>>61461826
1911's have some of the best triggers though and 2011's are current pinnacle.

>>61461352
That reminds of the string that was trying to get into the rope club. He was in line at the door with the ropes and could see the bouncers telling any strings trying to get in, "no". They weren't being nice about it and the string kept getting more and more nervous. As he got closer to the door his stomach was tightening and finally when bouncer looked at him and asked, "Hey are you a string?" All he could say was "afraid knot".';

'>>61462394
6';

'>>61462394
If you dremel off the posts, tape the sides of the slide. It's easy for the grinder on the dremel to grab the metal and pull off to the side. Use a tight grip and a light touch.';

'>>61461949
You poorfags and your gnocks';

'>>61463177
just buy the calculated kinetics EPS plate for MOS bro. Comes with right screws and sits nice. No need for dremeling and grinding shit';

'>>61450743
PPK. Fuck you, that's why';

'>conceal carry
>optics
>>61453665
>>61455879
>>61456622
>>61456725
>>61458821';

'>>61450743
Dumb conceal list.
What kind of idiot would choose the G19 over the G43?
Or the P365XL over the standard P365?
Or the 640 over the 642?

From this list, only the P365, G43, 642, and PPK are worth considering.';

'>>61463353
>What kind of idiot would choose the G19 over the G43?
>Or the P365XL over the standard P365?
>Or the 640 over the 642?
non-twinks';

'>>61463353
People who arent dumb like you. G19 shoots way better than the 43x and at least hollowpoints will reliably expand out of the p365xl(many wont from the standard size).';

'>>61463275
wdhmbt';

'>>61463353
Youtube shills have convinced people that you need to carry a pistol with no less than 15rds and a full sized grip with a rail and red dot compatibility because you're totall going to run into a scenario where a hit-squad of 5 armed criminals are going to come at you and try to kill you in a gunfight and definitely not flee the moment a gunshot pops off. Compact now = basically full size';

'>>61463386
tmyrwotmyr';

'>>61463365
>>61463381
>>61463386
SAMEFAG
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/k/ needs flags and ID's so the people without accounts can see it too';

'>>61463390
>Compact now = basically full size
Exactly why 1/2 of those pistols on that list do not belong';

'>>61463390
Personally i just carry bigger guns because belt carry is an inconvenience no matter what, i shoot them a lot better for a given amount of practice, i practice with them more because they're more fun to shoot, and it means im not practicing with a separate handgun for CC and HD/OC use. The capacity difference is pretty far down the list.
>>61463401
only two of those were me lmao';

'>>61463401
>calling out beats who feel the need to falsely amplify

KEK. I think you scared him (her) off';

'>>61463353
>What kind of idiot would choose the G19 over the G43?
>Or the P365XL over the standard P365?
>Or the 640 over the 642?
>From this list, only the P365, G43, 642, and PPK are worth considering.
>the ppk
>worth considering

so many shit takes in one post wow lol. try actually shooting guns before you post here again';

'S&W 6906, because I like it and shoot it well.';

'>Glock 29SF
I've probably made a huge mistake';

'>>61463425
>belt carry is an inconvenience no matter what
Not if you comfymaxx
>means im not practicing with a separate handgun for CC and HD/OC use
Neither am I';

'>>61463641
>Not if you comfymaxx
disagree, only pocket carry is truly comfy carry, if im going to give up comfort then i might as well carry a more capable firearm. You do you though';

'>>61463681
>only pocket carry is truly comfy carry
Brother you only think that because you haven't even tried a snubnose on a clipdraw in the waistband. You forget the gun's even there
>might as well carry a more capable firearm
Let's not forget that Bernie set the record with a 5-shot .38';

'>>61463353
>Or the 640 over the 642?
People who actually want to shoot and practice with their snub.';

'>>61463700
Ive done clip draws with smaller guns than a snubbie, still not pocket comfy IMO';

'>>61461826
Too based for current timeline';

'>>61463944
Also may just be a me thing but i find quickly AND reliably drawing really small IWB guns in low profile setups like that to be just about impossible. Bernie might've set the record with a 5 shot snubbie but i've seen plenty of people shot because they fucked up or weren't fast enough on a draw. This is just like my opinion on what i like to carry and why though, you do you and all that';

'>>61463970
>but i've seen plenty of people shot because they fucked up or weren't fast enough on a draw
You haven't';

'>>61463970
>Bernie might've set the record with a 5 shot snubbie
He also cheated. Assuming you're white, you don't get to do that and stay out of the ape cage.';

'>>61463275
Yeah why wouldn't I?';

'>>61463275
>he doesn't know';

'>>61463353
ymmv, but the 19
>is easier and more comfortable to shoot than the 43x
>carries more rounds stock
>better selection of red dots and lights if you want that in a carry gun
>can just use the cheaper stock magazine instead of questionably reliable and more expensive shield arms magazines
>not significantly harder to carry.

the grip, which I would argue has the biggest impact on printing, is identical in all of the relevant dimensions. the thinner frame of the 43x makes it easier for me to wear tighter pants, but I don’t wear a lot of tight pants.

i still use the 43x for fanny pack carry on runs because it weighs a little less, but generally speaking I choose to carry my g19 more often';

'>>61463401
>/k/ needs flags and ID's so the people without accounts can see it too

Been saying this for years. Dont have an account but you can tell by the syntax when one poster is acting like many. An ID would make it easy to block the tards';

'>>61450743
Glock 21. Bigger holes = more gooder.';

'>>61451180
That just doesn't seem very secure. I had a shitty Kydex holster for my Glock, and it fell out of my shorts when I was playing basketball with my kid in the street. I juked left and suddenly a holstered pistol went skittering down the street. I felt like a jackass.';

'>>61450743
beretta 92fs because I like it and I can';

'No mention of the Glock 26 yet… can anybody weigh in? I’ve been thinking about getting one for a while';

'>>61463247
Why, my way fit perfect and is low enough to co-witness with the factory sights, looks better and I didn't have to use/buy a plate.';

'>>61464633
I ride my bike with it and have never had any issues. Just wears differently i guess';

'>>61464801
Better off with the 43x. A narrower gun conceals far more easily and comfortable than a fatter gun';

'>>61450743
USP in 9 Because I like it a lot and it's surprisingly light';

'>>61464739
a bit too stubby in the grip. you probably aren't gonna be pocket carrying it due to the width either. I've seen GIGN guys carry them on their vests as a back-up gun and i feel like thats one of the better uses.';

'>>61450743
S9-A1. It's nice and compact yet not too small like a 365, has fantastic sights that are incredibly easy and fast to align, and while heavy makes it a surprisingly smooth shooting pistol for something a bit bigger then a G26
It's really a shame styer doesn't market their pistol at all is a really nice gun';

'>>61464739
This was meant for you >>61464820';

'>>61464857
Been trying to find any version of the A2, but no one seems to have it or have heard of it';

'>>61464857
Does that ghetto trash looking gun come with wheel spinners?';

'I was shooting blazer brass from a g43x and I had one round fail to fire and light primer strike off to the side instead of in the center.

I checked the bullet and it had some kind of visually fucked up bit where the casing meets the penis head of the bullet on one side.

I shot another few mags and they ran fine. Do you think it was the bullets fault or something wrong with gun?

I see a lot of horror stories of offcenter light primer strikes in g43x due to fucked up trigger bars flexing the frame or something about the recoil spring but it might just be people limp wristing idk';

'>>61465006
Range USA had them for a bit when I was looking around but that was just the L model';

'What holster for p365?';

'>>61450743
>P365XL.
I rented that and a hellcat and like the sig more.';

'Glock 42 with fmj. I love it.

I had a g26, but it was a bit bulky for my climate and attire.';

'anyone know a good thread protector for a glock barrel that won't rust? Particularly where you hold the damn thing to thread it on.';

'>>61450743
It's either a g19 gen 5 or a Manurhin Walther PP.';

'>>61450743
>Tell me your go to concealed carry weapon
Mark 23 with an Acro P-2 and +P hollow points
>and why
Because if I'm going to take a shot for my life I want it to come out of a very reliable and accurate gun, and for that shot to end the interaction.
Following that reasoning, I'm about to upgrade to .45 Supers and see how I like them';

'>>61459834
excellent taste friend';

'>>61450743
>2 CZs';

'>>61466087
>reliable
Was any of the SOCOM testing done with hollow points though? Seems like cop duty guns would have a much more relevant track record with ammo variety, IRL field usage etc.';

'>>61466326
>Was any of the SOCOM testing done with hollow points though?
A cursory search doesn't yield the specifics of the ammo used, aside from it having to go an average of 2000 rounds between stoppages with both M1911 ball and +P
But assuming the pressure and slug's weights are the same, why would it being a hollow point affect reliability?';

'>>61463390
Eh you're an idiot going off of outdated information. Lone wold attacks or mugging are a thing of the past. Gangs are back period. Mo boolets mo bedda. Some serious men carry as much gun as they comfortably can, other men who don't want to wear a slightly looser shirt because it fucks up their aesthetic carry tiny objectively harder to shoot and less terminally ballistic effective tiny guns. Iz the way it is mayne.';

'>>61466361
Almost all malfunctions in autoloaders are related to feeding/loading which means bullet geometry is critical. Even some reputable firearm designs e.g. the mp5 will freak out with certain bullet shapes.
I too enjoy mk23 but it doesn't get nearly as much distributed field-testing with modern ammo that normie cop guns / common CCW guns do. I am also bitter that the civilian mk23 has a different spec chamber than what SOCOM torture-tested which compromises the famous reliability data.';

'>>61466514
>Lone wold attacks or mugging are a thing of the past. Gangs are back period. Mo boolets mo bedda
Please substantiate this claim';

'>>61457532
Based dragon dildo afficionado.';

'>>61450743
>>61463353
What anon is on to. That is, if conceal is paramount.';

'>>61450743
>>61463353
>>61467523';

'>>61450743
>>61463353
>>61467523
>>61467528';

'>>61450743
>>61463353
>>61467523
>>61467528
>>61467538';

'>>61466087
>I want my pistol to be confiscated for evidence and then mysteriously disappear if I ever have to use it
You forgot >>61453636 's Rule 4: Your gun can't be too nice, otherwise the cop will steal it';

'>>61465069
You are brown';

'>>61467899
At least he doesn't color his guns with crayons like you do, retard';

'>>61467995
>This nigger doesn't know how to use a paintbrush';

'>>61466514
>everything i know about gangs and crime i know from pics off twitter

No one is mugging you with a draco or auto glock.';

'>Tell me your go to concealed carry weapon

One of these

>and why

Because I shoot them better than any other guns with the same size and capacity.';

'>>61457587
Objectively redundant, though';

'>>61468326
It's not though. A safety will protect from negligent discharge in the case of the DA trigger being fully pulled/snagged';

'>>61468466
If you're afraid you're goint to fully pull double action by accident you cannot carry anything safely.';

'>>61468545
I could certainly carry it safely if it has a manual safety in addition to the decocker';

'>>61468633
What if your tiny brain misfired and you forgot to breathe or fell down some stairs? Very unsafe, let's get you in your safety jacket, big guy.';

'>>61451481
Ok master Yoda, but what does that have to do with the force?';

'>>61464633
Were you wearing a clown outfit too?';

'Are the double-stack subcompacts like the Glock 26 obsolete with the new thinner, lighter micro-9's (p365, hellcat, shield plus)?';

'I carry a Model 642 Airweight because it makes me feel like a noir detective';

'>>61464857
Hey, lookin good, I just did color filling on my Bersa the other day.';

'>>61467544
do the p-01 against the rami, i'm curious to see why that one anon recommends one over the other for one gun';

'>>61450743
Glock 26/42 depending on the temperature outside.';

'>>61462378
I had QC issues with an italian beretta 92fs (inox) i bought in 2021 so it might be across the board. damn extractor pin kept popping out, was too lazy to ship it back so i traded it for a beat up colt gold cup.';

'>>61470885
The comparison between the Rami and the P-01 is roughly equivalent to the comparison between the Glock 26 and the Glock 19 in terms of dimensions. Check for yourself:
https://www.handgunhero.com/compare/cz-2075-rami-vs-cz-p-01

Like I said, the P-01 has a rail and the Rami does not. A home defense gun absolutely must have a rail in my opinion, because you don’t want to be taking shots in the dark nor have to fumble with a flashlight in the event that you experience a malfunction or something else for which you need a free hand. The Rami also only has a 3” barrel (which I think is fine for 9mm, but some people take the position that a longer barrel is needed for sufficient velocity).';

'HK VP9 with 17 round magazine.';

'>>61469844
>What if your tiny brain misfired and you forgot to breathe or fell down some stairs? Very unsafe, let's get you in your safety jacket, big guy';

'>>61471264
>concealed';

'>>61450743
Steyr M9-A2. Bought when it was $379 at Berelli just because I thought it would be different and instantly loved it. I’m in the Southeast and just carry the same gun all year.
>inb4 Kydex zoomers stroke out.


>>61451073
Based. I put good night sights on all my handguns and pretty much leave them stock except for G-10 grips on non-polymer pistols.';

'>>61470788
I did it on my LCR and it looks like fucking shit
(cat walked in front of the camera)';

'>>61471179
>because you don’t want to be taking shots in the dark
fair, i could go on about what ifs and what should or shouldn't be, but i'm sure you know the argument already. imo, you can do without a light, one more thing to worry about going wrong. comparing the two now, i think the p01 does make sense for a one and done kind of gun. i'd have to try it out first. i'm still clinging on to my p229 and hk45 for sentimental value';

'I carry a fullsize 92x w/tlr-1 because I'm not some gay faggot that likes tiny plastic guns and sucking cock.';

'>>61471389
AI reaction images don't disprove his point, monkey
If you're so scared of your gun that you carry it decocked with the safety on (and probably with the chamber empty too, you pussy), you are a little bitch who shouldn't be carrying.';

'>>61450743';

'>>61468294
P365 is definitely the best gun in that range.
I changed jobs and needed something more discrete so I traded my G17 and 5 mags for it and haven't looked back.

The build quality is great.
I just wish the 365 mags weren't so damn expensive!';

'>>61454212
Why?';

'>>61471800
>you carry it decocked with the safety on (and probably with the chamber empty too, you pussy), you are a little bitch who shouldn't be carrying.

Or maybe you have a blue collar service job where you are in and out of businesses and/or homes and the last thing you need is for it to go off when you're crawling thru tight spaces or carrying heavy things at waist height, and your biggest chance of an encounter is going back to your work truck only to see a repressed gentlemen or two attempting to break into it or actually stealing things out of it and throwing your tools and equipment into the car that is pulled up beside yours, and when you yell at him/them to stop they say fuck you and keep stealing until you put a stop to it, and since you're not a terminator and the last thing you want to do is getting their stink on your hands and seeing that you're not at the OK corral you have a more than ample solution available. Faggot.';

'>>61471928
>Faggot.

Finally a proper 4chan response';

'>>61471794
But what if I like tiny metal guns instead?';

'>>61471960
Okay if you have tiny hands.';

'>>61450743
P365 because its based';

'I pretty much keep a rotation
>G19, or 686 in a IWB holster
>638 or P365 in the pocket.
I also keep a gun in a fanny pack, usually the aformentioned
I also used to have a belly band and no joke I used to CC a USP45 and Beretta M9A1, of which I would love to get them each a OWB and IWB holster.
I would also like to add my recently acquired VP9 and 1911 into the mix but those would require their own holsters of which I am not ready to invest in and I would need to train more with those pistols.
Wouldn't mind adding a G26 sometime and CCing a 629 to be an asshole.';

'>>61471928
>the last thing you need is for it to go off
You know holsters exist, right?
>wall of text about some hypothetical situation
Didn't read, don't care.
You either carry it cocked with the safety on (takes slightly longer, but single action trigger pull), or you carry it decocked (immediately ready to fire, but first shot is inaccurate because heavy trigger pull). Your method (takes longer AND inaccurate) is fucking retarded
>inb4 "i totally train and practice"
No you don't, because if you shot your gun more than twice a year, you wouldn't think it will magically go off by itself
>>61471943
Samefagging your own post to agree with that guy who totally isn't you is fucking pathetic';

'>>61471842
>I just wish the 365 mags weren't so damn expensive!

SO much this';

'>>61471749
What material did you use for the color? Funny enough I was told to use nail polish since it's easy to wipe away the excess, and stays resilient after sealing.
Also, post cat.';

'>>61465495
Really? See, I have a G42, and it's great, but i'm really considering a G26. I want something in 9mm, double stacked.';

'>>61453753
modern Sony Walkman? based.';

'>>61472538
I used a red crayon, because I used a white crayon on my Jericho and it looked pretty good. >>61451360
Cat is my mom's, I'm over at her house for a half-assed seder and to watch Prince of Egypt';

'>>61471763
>one more thing to worry about going wrong
I guess… but it’s just a light attached to the outside of your pistol. It’s not a sight or an integral component inside the gun; even if the light malfunctions, you will be no worse off than if you had not installed the light at all anyway. Might as well have one on a home defense gun. Someone planning a home invasion could disable your house’s lights. Or you could face looters in a Hurricane Katrina-esque situation where there’s no electricity to be had in your area. Plenty of plausible scenarios involve a lack of reliable ambient lighting, and I don’t want to be dicking around with my phone or a flashlight in my left hand while I try to aim with my right. Then again, low-light scenarios are possible outside the home as well, and I don’t carry a pistol with a light on me, so to a degree I agree with your point that not every “what if” is worth obsessing about.';

'>>61472663
It came out great on the Jericho. How does it shoot? I've been considering getting one.
Also, that's one cute kitty. Good movie, too.';

'>>61473175
>How does it shoot?
Like pointing my finger
There are only a few guns that I trust to do the job 100% of the time, and this is one of them.';

'>>61464820
43x is a stupid gun. Glock invented a magazine for one gun model. Only holds 10, doesn’t work with any other model. And you’re not even saving any space. Don’t drink the KoolAid.';

'>>61450743
>Jericho .45 no rail compact with cjw trigger bow and night sights
I trust my life on it.
It fits my hand like no other handgun I own.
It's very accurate
I'm fit enough to shlep it.
It's not a gun that someone would want to pocket from the evidence locker
>too heavy, which is nice incase of need of a blunt object
>Oh it .45 not like my 9mm shit
>ugh beaver tail
>only 10+1 rounds so prosecution doesn't be gay
Also aside from all of that it was the first handgun I shot so familiarity and sentiment is engrained
No I don't isreali carry and my lighter/smaller carry piece is a snubnose dw715 I plan to get a FN Reflex for gym.';

'>>61450743
Do the wood grips and snappy recoil actually kinda sting when you switch to your CZ after a day on the range with oily hands? Yeah. Is the light the tiniest weakest but acceptable light out there? also yes. Is the CGW return spring a bit too weak so you have to pull off the trigger more than I'd want? Sure. But I fucking love my P01 and half joking gripes aside, she is a fucking slick pleasant shooter with the tfx sights.';

'>>61471389
>BTFO and insulted
>Y-you're an l-le poo!
Weak.
>>61471928
>go off
Here's the center of your delusion. A holstered pistol doesn't "go off" by magic. It's a machine you don't understand, which is remarkable because it's not too complicated.';

'>>61466514
If a gang of niggers with dracos and Glock switches engages you with intent to kill you, they're super motivated and are willing to die, meaning they won't disperse like cockroaches when you fire back... Then you will die. Whether you're carrying a Staccato with 24 round magazines or a J-frame it will make no difference.

What will make a difference is carrying something you're comfortable with so you carry all the time no matter where you're at and where you go. I noticed all the good shooters in USPSA have little micro/sub compact carry guns, and the D class shooters are always trying to shove the equivalent of an open class pistol inside their waistband. Kinda speaks volumes about who carries what and why.';

'>>61466561
Not that anon but as an HK collector and user, I don't see any reason why my MK23 wouldn't work with hollow points while my USP 45 eats them for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. And the USP 45 has been adopted in LEO use. But honestly I trust LEO statistics and testing a lot less than the Military.';

'>>61474886
>they're super motivated and are willing to die, meaning they won't disperse like cockroaches when you fire back
>gang of niggers
>all the good shooters in USPSA have little micro/sub compact carry guns
Man you have a very inventive mind.';

'>>61450743
summer
>Beretta 3032 Tomcat
>double/single action with a frame safety so no holster needed
>put it in my pocket
>put a spare mag in my other pocket
>go on about my day
>also has added benefit of making mid/maxing EDC fags upset because it's not a Roland Special

Winter time
>glock 23
>it is exactly the same as my glock 27 but smaller and lighter
>there's literally nothing else to say about it';

'>>61450743
>Tell me your go to concealed carry weapon and why

Sig Sauer P365. The original/standard model.
Fuck you. That's why.

Death to this thread';

'>>61474735
>A holstered pistol doesn't "go off"';

'>>61475316
Ah SIG and Taurus, inventors of ShakeFire™';

'>>61451360
חג פסח שמח אחי';

'>>61471842

>traded my G17 and 5 mags

Stop trading shit and wheelin' n dealin' like a fucking gypsy. These aren't Air Jordans and you're not a nigger.

But congrats on the P365

>I just wish the 365 mags weren't so damn expensive!

This, but I bought my 20+ P365/XL/Macro mags on Sig Forum for cheap AF.';

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'>>61475316
>>61475427
Derselbe schwuchtel kann nicht anders';

'>>61476688
Deine Wahnvorstellungen geraten außer Kontrolle';

'I bought the APX A1 compact to rotate with my MC2C for edc. Little did I know that handgun hero gives you an idea of gun size, but isn't really accurate. This thing is fat even though it's .2 an inch wider and the slide is beefy. The comfort of the MC2C keeps it going as my daily carry.';

'>>61476938
>rotate

Why? I see this shit a lot. They're not fashion accessories. Have a small gun for ultra concealment, and something a bit bigger if clothes permit. That's really how simple it is.';

'>>61476959
Why not? I can afford them and I like guns. I put in the training for them and they all eat Hornady critical defense just fine. Simple as';

'>>61477026
>I can afford them

No you can't. I mean, sure, you own them, but that's why you got the cheap-as-shit Mossberg and GayPX1.
Unless you have 5000 rounds of range ammo on tap, 10+ mags for each, and all the holsters you need, getting a redundant "carry" pistol isn't anything pragmatic. It's fucking gay.';

'>>61477105
I never said I had good taste, but I can easily afford this stuff.
The MC2C is actually pretty nice for the price point and the APX compact fits my full size APXs mags. I also carry a P80 G26 because I built a bunch of them for fun before they got banned.
>unless you meet all my arbitrary requirements for carry guns you're a dumb dumb!!!!!
Ok. Thank God I'm not poor, heavily autistic and operate off pure pragmatism. It's ok to have fun sometimes.';

'>>61477205
He's not even being pragmatic he's being a dumbass';

'>>61477371
Absolutely not, I can tell that Anon's got sour grapes with that attitude of
>why do you need more than one gun
Don't let your lack of money and fomo turn you into a fudd';

'>>61466183
Best boy gets 2 spots, deal with it.';

'>>61476577
Wheeling and dealing is the whitest thing you can do. My grandpa has like 20 guns and he didn't buy any of them, he just traded beater cars and boat trailers for them.';

'>>61476688
>>61476774
Talk white, you disgusting fucking savages
This is our internet, we just let you use it. Speak English or we'll pull out of NATO.';

'>>61476959
>They're not fashion accessories.
They actually are. I'm only going to spend somewhere between 0% and 0.00001% of the time actually shooting a tweaker and the rest of the time carrying. Might as well mix it up so I don't get bored. Some days I carry a single action revolver in a leather holster with a gun belt, some days I carry a M11 clone in a shoulder holster with a couple 30 round mags, some days it's a full size Jericho, some days it's a tiny .32 derringer, a couple times I conceal carried a Mauser C96 with a wooden stock holster, which isn't as hard as you'd think.
As long as you go to the range every once in a while and get good at drawing, it's totally fine.';

'>>61474373
>cz';

'>>61450743
3rd Gen Glock 19 with night sights and.....

wait for it....

Massachusetts mandated SAFETY BUTTON.

That Arab gun trainer dude says "studied show" that in a take away with no-safety DA revolver the gun is turned and fired at its owner in 2 seconds but with pistols with safeties its an average of OVER SIXTEEN SECONDS for the perp to figure out WTF is the safety and is it on-off and is round in chamber, etc, etc.

I unironically might Israeli-carry AND have first round be a dud, thus requiring double rack.

That would make most trainers/instructors go ape shit but IDGAF.';

'>>61479757
>security through obscurity';

'>>61479757
Thing is, Manass Aydood is looking at cop studies. You're not a cop, you're not doing cop things.';

'>>61479757
So what happens if you get into a situation where the other guy DOESN'T steal your gun and then execute you for no reason instead of running away with his free new gun?
Also, just carry a Jericho. The goyim don't know how to rack the slide on a Jericho, it always takes them two tries.';

'>>61450743
>CZ P10F
I work from home. I don’t give a fuck if a print. It’s $300 to replace.';

'g43 appendix or p30sk back. oc is a 5.5 inch sa 44 mag because i'm a larper';

'>>61450743
Glock 29 with underwood 220gr 1200fps
CRKT Hisshou';