What is your EDC pistol?

Right now will be the Kahr and Pico. However, I have quite a few to choose from. But since the War started in America, I carry what I can afford to train with weekly, as much as my stash will allow. The Pico will always be with me, and in the winter also the Kahr or Nano.

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Deep deep cover is a Beretta 950BS in 25acp. But normally a S&W model 442 or a S&W model 431PD in 32 mag. But since I just got a Ruger EC9s I may switch again. I need to shoot it for reliability first and I'm waiting to get a spare mag to go with it.

I just sold my Taurus TCP in 380 and already miss it. It fit really well in a pocket. So I'm considering buying an LCP II to replace it since I have 450 rounds of 380 on hand.
 
Depends on the time of year and the attire.

Summer Tee shirt I pocket carry a Kimber Micro .380 in a Desantis Nemesis holster :



For colder weather under a jacket or hoodie I carry the 9mm Beretta Nano in a High Noon "Skinguard" holster.



 
for a few years

A pair of SIG P320 X5's, and an 'always'.
Weak side butt forward in a TR Holsters IWB; strong side in a Comp-Tac Warrior OWB.
All on a Beltman belt.
 

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For the past year or so I've been carrying a SW40VE with a Ruger LCP as a buckup.
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But in the months to come the SW40VE will be replaced by this...
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Smith & Wesson M&P40 Shield 1.0 Performance Center
 
Been bouncing back and forth between S&W M&P 9mm EZ and Charter Arms. 357 Mag Pug. Both about the same weight. Owb both.
 
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doofus47: :cool:. I'm not sure that many people reading about these actually Comprehend (or believe?) that this striker-fired gun ...Can be decocked into DA for the first shot. Maybe they are confused :confused:, and think that it Must be decocked?

They seldom seem to ask any question about them....and having two types of SA pull (in addition to the DA) might be adding to their overall confusion.

One of my carry guns is also a Walther P99 AS. And the DA pull -- with its proportionate stacking -- seems to be possibly the best stock DA I've ever experienced.
 
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For the last two months I have been carrying my new G 29 10mm.Before that I was rotating my Sig P365 & Ruger EC9s 9mm's.
 

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Day in Day out, into town or the city, it's a Sig P365. 1300 rounds now with no gun problems. Accurate, reliable, with good capacity, you can't go wrong with one. Rod
 
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I carried a Glock 17 or 22 for 25 of 28 years as an LEO on duty depending upon the issue pistol/caliber of the moment. After I retired, I carried a Gen 3 Glock 19 24/7/365(366 on leap year). Now, with all the BLMTIFA shenanigans going on, I have gone back to carrying a Glock 34 with 4 spare mags and a Glock 48 with 15 round SHIELD magazines as a BUG.

I don't expect to get into a protracted gun battle with the forces of evil, dressed as basement dwelling angst ridden depressed teenagers and gender non-conforming pink haired commandos and over fed recreactionally protesting Karens...but I allow for the possibility of running into one or several or a mob of them who want to get chesty with an old, retired, gray haired, retired cop with a slight limp to prove how tough they are and how badly they want to get shot.

.....there's also an AR pistol in the truck because, why not?
 
My PT-145 Millennium Pro. 11 rounds of .45ACP onboard with a 14-round spare mag on my off side. If I can't handle the situation with 25 rounds of .45, well... that's what my truck is for!

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