Todays carry
- Thread starter marano
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NeverEnough
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Looks classy
EIGHTYDUECE
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My S&W 637. I have been carrying this one for the last few months. I am spoiled by the light weight.
Mike Irwin
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I don't have a picture of it right now, but my "today's carry" for much of the last 20 or so years has been a Smith & Wesson 042 Centennial Airweight.
There's also a Taurus PT 22 in there, as well, when I need something really small.
I'm slowly transitioning over to a Walther CCP 9mm, though, but the ammo shortage has limited the amount of pre-carry testing I've been able to do.
There's also a Taurus PT 22 in there, as well, when I need something really small.
I'm slowly transitioning over to a Walther CCP 9mm, though, but the ammo shortage has limited the amount of pre-carry testing I've been able to do.
Going traditional today.
Today it is my between the wars commercial market Walther Model 4 in a commercial grade AKAH (Albrecht Kind) holster with one spare magazine.
When I found the AKAH holster online too many years ago I thought it was for the PP or PPK but neither fit well. Even the magazines were so tight in the slot that it was near impossible to pull them out.
Then I noticed a really faded partial ink stamp under the flap that looked like W4 so tried the little Model 4 and both handgun and magazines were a perfect fit. The little holster was almost as expensive back then as what I had paid for the Walther. Both items though are commercial rather than war-time grade so fit and finish are higher than on the war-time production items.
Today it is my between the wars commercial market Walther Model 4 in a commercial grade AKAH (Albrecht Kind) holster with one spare magazine.
When I found the AKAH holster online too many years ago I thought it was for the PP or PPK but neither fit well. Even the magazines were so tight in the slot that it was near impossible to pull them out.
Then I noticed a really faded partial ink stamp under the flap that looked like W4 so tried the little Model 4 and both handgun and magazines were a perfect fit. The little holster was almost as expensive back then as what I had paid for the Walther. Both items though are commercial rather than war-time grade so fit and finish are higher than on the war-time production items.
Cosmodragoon
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Mike Irwin
Staff
Today's carry. I'm not allowed to have a handgun at the office, so I have to adapt and overcome. 
All are nice guns, but I guess I'm not good enough to be switching triggers every day. I like to keep a consistent trigger pull and standardized on 1 (my Glocks). I wish years ago I had started out with a Walther PPQ and was all Walther, but too many rounds have already formed a groove. My only exception is for size/weight with my LPC II when/if situations forces it.
@cosmodragoon I see what you mean. Lol Solid equpiment for sure.Hey marano, I like your style. Of course, you can see why. This was today's carry for me.
