what do you carry concealed ?
- Thread starter Tommy Vercetti
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jimmiedom66
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Glock
Of course it's gotta be my glock23!!
Of course it's gotta be my glock23!!
It's a product called "Agrip" manufactured by www.brookstactical.com and available from several sources; I purchased mine from Brownell's.
Although it looks a bit peculiar IMO, it feels great. I've installed it on both my Kahr PM9 and my P40 and plan on installing it on my P45 soon.
My P40 with Agrip:
renegadecreation
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Glock 26
GreenFlash107
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A Taurus PT 99 with a extra clip or a BERSA 644. I carry the Taurus most of the time. It's a great pistol. Never had a jam or misfire, and I reload all of my 9mm rounds
Garand Guy
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Taurus 605 with Speer 38+P 125 gr GDHP
XD 45 with Speer 230 gr GDHP
XD 45 with Speer 230 gr GDHP
The largest caliber handgun I can comfortably conceal for 8 hours that I can shoot most accurately, quickly, and that I can trust my life to; for me that's:
Glock 17, 9mm 124gr. Rem GS
Glock 26, same
Kel Tec .380 in Milt Sparks pocket holster; though it's not my favorite handgun to shoot it's surprisingly good for its diminutive size and weight, in sunny Arizona I find that it's the one handgun that I can always carry concealed whatever the weather or dress code.
What works for you is always good advice, but to those of you who carry in an ankle holster, make sure you practice a lot drawing from that position. I found it unworkable for me, and switched to pocket carry (with above mentioned Kel Tec) for backup or primary use. Also, if you choose to take a tactical pistol course, which you should, use the exact set-up (gun/holster/covering garment) during the course that you use in real life.
Glock 17, 9mm 124gr. Rem GS
Glock 26, same
Kel Tec .380 in Milt Sparks pocket holster; though it's not my favorite handgun to shoot it's surprisingly good for its diminutive size and weight, in sunny Arizona I find that it's the one handgun that I can always carry concealed whatever the weather or dress code.
What works for you is always good advice, but to those of you who carry in an ankle holster, make sure you practice a lot drawing from that position. I found it unworkable for me, and switched to pocket carry (with above mentioned Kel Tec) for backup or primary use. Also, if you choose to take a tactical pistol course, which you should, use the exact set-up (gun/holster/covering garment) during the course that you use in real life.
Rainbow Six
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Glock 22
Glock 19
Sig P229R-9
Sig P226R-9 Navy.
Sig P220R (Rarely, but occasionally... need better holster for it and P226)
Glock 19
Sig P229R-9
Sig P226R-9 Navy.
Sig P220R (Rarely, but occasionally... need better holster for it and P226)
McBrideGuns
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rossi 462 stainless 2inch .357 with 158 lead round nose in a pro-tech belly band or shoulder holster which ever suits my mood at the time
)Hank's Dad
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Usually a Sig p220.
Pocket carry is a S&W Snubby with 158 grn. LSWCHP's.
Pocket carry is a S&W Snubby with 158 grn. LSWCHP's.
maqueswell
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My G22 or Ruger P345, or my Baby Eagle .45, so hard to choose sometimes.
