P500 Whatcha' Carryin'?

[trigger]

I've seen quite a few posts on here about what members EDC (every day carry) preferences are. I wanted to start this thread a while back but thought it may not be appropriate for the forum. Then I see it come up again and don't want to hijack someone else's thread. Well, I like to think I am in like minded company here and would love to see the eye candy.
I've had my CCW/CPL for over 10 yrs. First pistol I bought to carry was a Keltec 380. Kicked like a little mule and jammed on me a few times. No uh uh.
Then got a Smith & Wesson M&P 9mm compact...Shield wasn't out yet. Loved that gun, fired straight and true and never failed. Just too big for comfortable concealment, double stacked 13 rd mag.
Ended up with this one and love it. Kahr Arms CM9. Smallest 9mm available at the time. I like to carry in my front pocket. Well built, feels good and never fails. Added the Talen Grip and Crimson Trace laser.
Fire power...don't leave home without it!

 

[Chooglin]

My first carry was a Bersa Thunder with Talen grips , retired it for a Remington RM .380. The Remington is much lighter and more comfortable to carry (I.T.W.B 4 O-clock ).




Bought this a few months ago , considering this to be my new carry
Sig p938sas

 

[JTW]

I've seen quite a few posts on here about what members EDC (every day carry) preferences are. I wanted to start this thread a while back but thought it may not be appropriate for the forum. Then I see it come up again and don't want to hijack someone else's thread. Well, I like to think I am in like minded company here and would love to see the eye candy.
I've had my CCW/CPL for over 10 yrs. First pistol I bought to carry was a Keltec 380. Kicked like a little mule and jammed on me a few times. No uh uh.
Then got a Smith & Wesson M&P 9mm compact...Shield wasn't out yet. Loved that gun, fired straight and true and never failed. Just too big for comfortable concealment, double stacked 13 rd mag.
Ended up with this one and love it. Kahr Arms CM9. Smallest 9mm available at the time. I like to carry in my front pocket. Well built, feels good and never fails. Added the Talen Grip and Crimson Trace laser.
Fire power...don't leave home without it!
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I'm a Kahr fan too.. I carry a p380 for everyday, everywhere in a wallet holster. It's my get me to the truck gun. If it's cold I'll sometimes carry a Springfield XDS 45 or Kahr pm9. But like I say.. I'm a prescriber of layers of defense. You can't carry enough for every situation but you can have a plan.

 

[ehart814]

Sig p238 in front pocket. Plus a Taurus pt92 (beretta 92 clone) is usually in my vehicle when I am. Too big to conceal comfortably on the body.


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[trigger]

Wow, I didn't even know Remington made a handgun. Every time Sig comes up it pulls at my wallet. I've heard nothing but good things about those and know several guys that use them for their EDC. Must be trust worthy.
JT, you got the PM9? That one's a little pricier than mine, etching and rifled barrel, nice weapon. Pics?

 

[Mudder]

Glock 27. 40. Glad more states were added for reciprocity for CCP. Wish it was US wide like driver license.

 

[JTW]

Wow, I didn't even know Remington made a handgun. Every time Sig comes up it pulls at my wallet. I've heard nothing but good things about those and know several guys that use them for their EDC. Must be trust worthy.
JT, you got the PM9? That one's a little pricier than mine, etching and rifled barrel, nice weapon. Pics?

Pm9, p380 and p45.. I bought the 9 off a buddy. The ONLY thing I have against the cw line is the lack of dove tail sights. The other stuff is just bells and whistles... but the cw series wasn't offered when I fist started with Kahr. I first bought the p45.. it's about the best feeling 45 I've held. And at the time was one of if not the smallest 45 on the market. I carried it for a while but I found myself occasionally leaving it in the truck and decided to go something smaller and easier to conceal. The p380 fit my needs when they first came out.

 

[sam3006]

My everyday carry is a Ruger LC9S/Pro 9MM. Light, flat and a great trigger. If I'm riding around the farm or hunting lease I may carry my Ruger Redhawk in 44mag. or a Sig P250.

 

[trigger]

Ruger Redhawk in 44mag.

Lol, you'd need to lash that thing down to the hood to carry it around with you!

 

[HUCK]

I carry a Schrade TOUCH chip ! It has scissors too ! OH and a toothpick !

 

[hurld]

Lately My everyday carry has been my new S&W Shield 45. Awesome handgun.

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[GlockMeister]

I carry.....wait for it...... a Glock.
G27 and G22 .40 these two are my edc.

 

[JTW]

I carry.....wait for it...... a Glock.
G27 and G22 .40 these two are my edc.View attachment 37330

Lol.. as if it could be anything else!

 

[trigger]

Lately My everyday carry has been my new S&W Shield 45. Awesome handgun.

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That's BA! Looked all over for a Shield when I got my Kahr. Always sold out.

 

[AlR]

Jealous. Up in the Great White North, citizens can't carry...

Clip knives are still legal though.
Al

 

[trigger]

Sorry @Tflynn , just stumbled on to your thread posted in January.
Never saw that one or I wouldn't have started this one.

 

[gatorguy]

Glock 43 with TLR6 light/laser and a crossbreed holster at 5 o'clock. I have to tuck my shirt in at work so this seems to work best.

 

[Tflynn]

Sorry @Tflynn , just stumbled on to your thread posted in January.
Never saw that one or I wouldn't have started this one.

No worries my thread was pretty much dead by now!

 

[trigger]

I gave Glock a look when I was first in the market. Guy behind the counter asked if I had ever shot a Glock and why that was my choice. Told him due to their reputation, law enforcement and military uses them. Remembered when they came out that you could kick them through the dirt, drop them from a helicopter or submerge them in water and they would never fail to fire. He asked if I was the type that kept my guns clean, told him they get cleaned after every use. He said that I would want something with tighter tolerances then. Said a Glock has too much slop inside and that's why you could pack them with dirt and they still fire, a pistol with tighter guts would be more accurate. Figured he knew more about than me and didn't give them another look. I thought it felt a little boxey and top heavy when I held one, kinda like the Springfield felt too. I know handguns are a personal preference and to each his own. Not trying to piss you Glock guys off by any means, they were/are the standard that others strive to achieve. Just wanted to share that story as to why I'm not carrying one.

 

[ehart814]

I gave Glock a look when I was first in the market. Guy behind the counter asked if I had ever shot a Glock and why that was my choice. Told him due to their reputation, law enforcement and military uses them. Remembered when they came out that you could kick them through the dirt, drop them from a helicopter or submerge them in water and they would never fail to fire. He asked if I was the type that kept my guns clean, told him they get cleaned after every use. He said that I would want something with tighter tolerances then. Said a Glock has too much slop inside and that's why you could pack them with dirt and they still fire, a pistol with tighter guts would be more accurate. Figured he knew more about than me and didn't give them another look. I thought it felt a little boxey and top heavy when I held one, kinda like the Springfield felt too. I know handguns are a personal preference and to each his own. Not trying to piss you Glock guys off by any means, they were/are the standard that others strive to achieve. Just wanted to share that story as to why I'm not carrying one.
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I'm not into glocks. For some reason in the last couple years I decided that for my money, I will buy and carry guns made of metal. My friend has a kahr and I shot it the other day. Nice little gun for concealment but I can't stand DAO guns. SA for me. That's why I love the Sig p238. It's basically a miniature 1911. The only plastic gun that I'd consider is the sig p320. Its not a single action trigger but it's really nice. I didn't believe it until I pulled one. I love the old berettas. That's why I bought the Taurus. If you like the m9, check out the Taurus pt92. Such a sweet shooting gun. I'm not a huge Taurus fan but they did everything right with this gun. They actually bought the beretta factory in Brazil, so the guns are every bit as good or better than the beretta - for about $400.

Next one is either going to be a 1911 or a sig p226.


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