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I always have a hand gun when afield. Most of the time it's a S&W Model 63, .22 LR. I wear it in an Uncle Mike's nylon holster, cross draw. If I am hunting at the time, it will be a .45 Colt or .44 Mag.
Thanks Ultraman The first one (where I'm wearing the red and blue leggings on my horse) is a Ruger Old Model Vaquero in .45 Colt. The second one where I'm cutting the burl is a Bersa Thunder in .380. The third is a Polish Radom Tokarov in 7.62x25mm. I made all three holsters. I'm kinda a gun guy so I don't really have a specific gun that I always carry. I vary all the time and a lot of it might be dependent on what I'm doing and where on the ranch I'm going.
Yeah no kidding. If I had a place like that you couldn't pay me to go into the house.Horsewright: Thanks for responding. Cool selection! Looks like a great place to live in.
This is my preferred woods carry. Ruger MkII in cross draw rig. Not too many dangerous animals to worry about where I live. The cross draw is extremely comfortable while sitting which is very important to me.
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I have a Kahr CW9 in a IWB holster for concealment if necessary.
Backpacked & hiked for years never feeling the need to take a firearm along. Then one day I was just tooling around a local WMA and came upon an abandoned meth lab - headed straight out of there asap. Add to that a couple odd encounters by friends & I on trails with other shorter access trails on them, I now carry.