[chowser51]

I rotate my edcs. I train regularly with my guns and can switch from gun to gun without issues.

My duty weapon is a gen4 Glock 31.

My off duty carry guns are varied.
Glock 32, Glock 33, Glock 45, Glock 43X, Glock 19, HK VP9, HK USPC357, HK P2000 357, HK 45CT, STI Staccato P, STI Staccato C2, SIG P365. Bedside guns are suppressed Beretta 92F and Glock 21.

a gun is a gun.

I actually prefer the paddle releases of the HKs. I'm trying to source an HK VP40 now and a 357 barrel.

[Murf993]

Originally Posted by chowser51

I rotate my edcs. I train regularly with my guns and can switch from gun to gun without issues.

My duty weapon is a gen4 Glock 31.

My off duty carry guns are varied.
Glock 32, Glock 33, Glock 45, Glock 43X, Glock 19, HK VP9, HK USPC357, HK P2000 357, HK 45CT, STI Staccato P, STI Staccato C2, SIG P365. Bedside guns are suppressed Beretta 92F and Glock 21.

a gun is a gun.

I actually prefer the paddle releases of the HKs. I'm trying to source an HK VP40 now and a 357 barrel.

So I'm very comfortable with a number of firearms and if we were allowed to CCW I'd be fine with any of the ones I had. I'm not sure that's the best route for everyone though. Train and become proficient with one because if shit goes sideways you don't want to be thinking about what you've got in your hand and were the mag release etc. is. Just my two cents

[Smgs1992]

I disagree with only training with one gun. Imo that prevents you from being proficient. While i understand what youre trying to say i would rather be familiar with multiple kinds of weapons and as i previously stated. Carrying one gun may not be practical for the situation. A full size 1911 would prevent me from comfortably carrying a gun if say im at the beach. Where as my J frame i can slip in my pocket of a pair of gym shorts and no one would know a thing. I wouldnt even need a shirt.
Most semi auto release the mag in a very similar fashion so i wouldnt be fumbling around. I only use the safety on my 1911 not on any of my other guns. So i do train with that aspect. I also acknowledge that i’m not a cop and not likely to be in a combat zone so the thought of having to do a mag change is pretty unlikely given the multitude of self defense cases only requiring a couple shots.

[Jordan's World]

Originally Posted by upstatedoc

Pocket 9 mm for Florida

Looks awesome!

Is that just a storage case? Like for at home?

[upstatedoc]

Originally Posted by Jordan's World

Looks awesome!

Is that just a storage case? Like for at home?

pocket holster son, read up!

[DocL]

Originally Posted by upstatedoc

Pocket 9 mm for Florida

I love my P938 and it's comfortable with my Crossbreed MiniTuck IWB holster. However I should try a pocket holster. I have from when I had a Kahr PM40 which I hated.

[Jordan's World]

Originally Posted by upstatedoc

pocket holster son, read up!

See, that's my biggest concern, because in that photo, the entire setup looks ginormous to me. I'm a pretty thin dude who wears slim fit clothes, so I have no clue how I'd carry something like that without completely transforming my wardrobe.

I really like this style appendix holster, thus wanting a smaller gun.

[tcphoto]

How do you like the G2C?

[Grip Addict]

Originally Posted by andrewmr

Bad idea. Unless they are all the same. But then why have a rotation.

As a competitive shooter (a while back) I shot 1911's in competition and got tired of carrying (concealed) a heavy gun, so I switched to a 9mm double stack (S&W M59).

One evening a bunch of us were at the range practicing and someone said let's shoot a few stages with our carry guns. What an eye opener. Stuff that I did second nature with the 1911 was foreign with the M59. I'm not just talking about the difference in trigger pull, but mag release and slide release the way the mag feels being swapped. I can only imagine the additional confusion were you to have to do it in a "stress" situation.

Just one mans opinion......

I agree with the overall thought you are saying.

I'm much more handy with my carry Glock 43 than any of the "fun range guns". I am a-ok with that. In your case it was the opposite and you noticed and I assume fixed the situation.

[Smgs1992]

Originally Posted by tcphoto

How do you like the G2C?

I love mine. For the price there isnt a better gun out there. Now it isnt a perfect gun. The trigger leaves some to be desired however it isnt the worst in the world. You can definitely get used to it and be very accurate. It just has long travel and breaks at the very end. It also doesnt feed ballistic tip rounds such as hornady critical duty very well they stick in the metal mags. Not a problem for me as i carry HST or gold dots
Otherwise it feels great in my hand. Shoots very well. Very little recoil. Easy to conceal. Absolutely reliable except for the above mentioned. High capacity in a gun not much bigger than a shield. Very nice grip almost as if it was stippled from the factory.
Not much as far as aftermarket but with the exception of sights i normally leave my guns alone.
I would buy another one and i would recommend it to a friend looking for a low cost semi auto that they could carry or keep bedside

[Murf993]

Originally Posted by Smgs1992

Thats your opinion. Mine is that i or anyone else be it a 90yr old man or a 90lb woman shouldnt have to be a victim to an attacker or the government.
If you do not understand the purpose of owning a firearm i suggest you talk to a few owners. Youll find that the overall majority do not ever want to hurt someone but also refuse to be a victim.
I suggest you look up the meaning of the sheep, sheep dog and wolf.
I hope you myself or anyone else never needs one but given the reality of our world especially today when people are being physically attacked for their beliefs id rather gave one for my entire life wnd never use it rather than need it and not have one

So brand new member, and this is the choice for his 3rd post to get into the forum?

[corn18]

I definitely need to buy another gun. Wouldn’t mind picking up a 12 ga and a Remington 700, probably in .308.

[AlpineWhite_SJ]

Originally Posted by Dog Face Pony Soldier

The fact is, death and destruction preceded the invention of firearms.

That’s why I have a Benchmade tanto too

[M5Rick]

Originally Posted by Jordan's World

See, that's my biggest concern, because in that photo, the entire setup looks ginormous to me. I'm a pretty thin dude who wears slim fit clothes, so I have no clue how I'd carry something like that without completely transforming my wardrobe.

I really like this style appendix holster, thus wanting a smaller gun.

I'm wanting that bad with what's happening over here.

[Dang3r]

Originally Posted by Jordan's World

I really like this style appendix holster, thus wanting a smaller gun.

I see your problem, had you considered to put this into you back so that its located above your bum and well covered with clothes? That makes seating into a car or onto chairs rearwise a bit unconformtable, but it definitely prevents you from this. It requires also a bit more training to get the gun quickly if needed.

[Jordan's World]

Originally Posted by Dang3r

I see your problem, had you considered to put this into you back so that its located above your bum and well covered with clothes? That makes seating into a car or onto chairs rearwise a bit unconformtable, but it definitely prevents you from this. It requires also a bit more training to get the gun quickly if needed.

No I haven't, but thanks for the suggestion!

I'll look into some of those type of holsters and hopefully try one on, but I dunno, I really like the idea of it being located anteriorly for some reason. I can't really explain why, but in theory, it just seems like more of a natural 'grab' if something were to arise.

[dtox9]

to each their own - yada yada -
BUT.......

I'm highly against behind-the-back carry....... for a variety of reasons...
Safety being one.... if you fall, trip, or sit too fast, etc... Now you've just dislocated or shattered a vertebra - no thanks.

I'm not a fan of anything (especially of this nature) being behind my peripheral sightline... for sure not behind my back where I can't see any part it. What if somebody happened to see something, you bent over or reached up without thinking and it was seen... now someone has complete element of surprise to try to take it from you... or their buddy... etc.

Fast draw or at minimum natural motion draw = FTW!

If I had the frame for it, I'd carry apendix... I've got too much cushion there for any amount of comfort in that position.... so I'm a strong side kinda guy.... but that's by design, not by choice. I believe that's the easiest and most formidable draw stroke, and if you're resting your fingers into the top of your front pocket, you're 3/4 way to the grip without causing any undue notice in a totally natural appearance.

YMMV of course.

[TheWatchGuy]

Originally Posted by Murf993

So I'm very comfortable with a number of firearms and if we were allowed to CCW I'd be fine with any of the ones I had. I'm not sure that's the best route for everyone though. Train and become proficient with one because if shit goes sideways you don't want to be thinking about what you've got in your hand and were the mag release etc. is. Just my two cents

i used to think it was best to become great with one gun and only shoot that, until i started getting situation specific guns. Like i have 3 shotguns, one for dove, pheasant and duck, that i rotate through on trips to the sporting clays range. Each gun shoots a little different, so if you dont become well trained in each, its gonna be a rough first few shots.

Same thing i do with my 30-06 and 308. I use them for different hunts, and i dont want to be able to shoot the 30-06 well and be using the 308 and miss when you may only get a couple shots off.

as for my pistols and ARs, they all have different sights and scopes so its really not hard to go from one to the other. and the AR platform is pretty plug and play, especially when youre building from the same lowers.

[unluky]

Originally Posted by dtox9

to each their own - yada yada -
BUT.......

I'm highly against behind-the-back carry....... for a variety of reasons...
Safety being one.... if you fall, trip, or sit too fast, etc... Now you've just dislocated or shattered a vertebra - no thanks.

I'm not a fan of anything (especially of this nature) being behind my peripheral sightline... for sure not behind my back where I can't see any part it. What if somebody happened to see something, you bent over or reached up without thinking and it was seen... now someone has complete element of surprise to try to take it from you... or their buddy... etc.

Fast draw or at minimum natural motion draw = FTW!

If I had the frame for it, I'd carry apendix... I've got too much cushion there for any amount of comfort in that position.... so I'm a strong side kinda guy.... but that's by design, not by choice. I believe that's the easiest and most formidable draw stroke, and if you're resting your fingers into the top of your front pocket, you're 3/4 way to the grip without causing any undue notice in a totally natural appearance.

YMMV of course.

I started my "force myself to carry each day" project with small of the back. The amount of times I had to adjust or remove it to sit comfortably, or to not "clack" on a wooden/metal chair, drive any real distance made me explore appendix carry. Now, after a few holsters, I have found I love it and this is all I do. Only took about 2 weeks to get completely comfortable with it and the time I accidentally drove 3 hours with it in place without realizing it - I knew I found my spot.

Has all the advantages you described as well. Harder for someone to get away from me. I'm not checking my shirt tail 27 times a minute to make sure it is covered. etc.

But I have lost enough weight over the years to make this an option - I could understand where it would not be for all people.

Mine carry gun goes on top of my wallet in the drawer each night and back on my belt each morning with my wallet into my pocket. I will also say - a good carry belt helps a LOT too. I was given a KORE EDC belt for my birthday. I thought it would be too heavy to wear each day, but I fit it anyway and wore it once and have worn nothing else since. Have a lot of stiffness and will not sag at all. Perfect carry belt and great normal belt as well.

[BimmerDimmer6]

Do any of you cowboys carry a slingshot as well? Or how about a bow and arrow?

I'm partial to the sling.

[corn18]

Originally Posted by BimmerDimmer6

Do any of you cowboys carry a slingshot as well? Or how about a bow and arrow?

I'm partial to the sling.

Don't bring a sling shot to a gun fight.

[jamesinaz]

Originally Posted by BimmerDimmer6

Do any of you cowboys carry a slingshot as well? Or how about a bow and arrow?

I'm partial to the sling.

If the thread bothers you - don't open it. Simples.