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CCDW: one go to gun or multiple?
- Thread starter KY_blkout
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Sorry here in Kentucky that's what the state calls concealed carrying. But it stands for Concealed to Carry Deadly WeaponI give up,,,
What does CCDW stand for?
Aarond
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Hate to admit it, but...I use several handguns for CC purposes....clothing choices and the anticipated travel environment determine which get to go for a ride. But I do think RickB's suggestion, "I believe in the theory of always carrying a gun with the same manual of arms." is a far better idea if TSHTF.
All but the 1911, below, have the same manual of arms for at least the first shot...a long DA trigger pull.
In town = S&W M60 .357 or a Sig M11A1 or P225 in a Three Persons Open Top OWB
In the city = Sig 1911 RCS .45 in a Askins Avenger OWB (52 years of carrying this one, mitigates against using the same type of manual of arms idea.)
Clothing limited = S&W Bodyguard 380 or the M60 in pocket or an OWB
Farm = whatever I'm shooting for the day and just for the joy of it!
Best regards, Rod
All but the 1911, below, have the same manual of arms for at least the first shot...a long DA trigger pull.
In town = S&W M60 .357 or a Sig M11A1 or P225 in a Three Persons Open Top OWB
In the city = Sig 1911 RCS .45 in a Askins Avenger OWB (52 years of carrying this one, mitigates against using the same type of manual of arms idea.)
Clothing limited = S&W Bodyguard 380 or the M60 in pocket or an OWB
Farm = whatever I'm shooting for the day and just for the joy of it!
Best regards, Rod
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peacefulgary
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My Ruger LCP is definitely my go-to-no-matter-what everyday carry handgun.
But lately my Glock 43 is looking better and better.
But lately my Glock 43 is looking better and better.