Once Again, Your Favorite Carry Handgun

[bflying]

95% of the time, it's this S&W in my own holster.

When I want to go a little smaller or lighter, it's the Springer Micro.

Or on a rare occasion I go heavy with the Smith E-Series.

Or a wheel gun with Ruger LCR 357 or Taurus UltraLite Ti.

If I'm riding dirt, it's a Glock or Shield.

And if I'm at a wedding wearing something fitted with no place to hide bulk, it's NAA Mini or Ruger LCP.

 

[JK Knives]

I've been carrying my G43 a good bit this summer. I picked up a couple extended (+3) magazines from Taran Tactical. I've only ran a hundred rounds or so through them but have had zero issues so far.

95% of the time, it's this S&W in my own holster.

When I want to go a little smaller or lighter, it's the Springer Micro.

Or on a rare occasion I go heavy with the Smith E-Series.

Or a wheel gun with Ruger LCR 357 or Taurus UltraLite Ti.

If I'm riding dirt, it's a Glock or Shield.

And if I'm at a wedding wearing something fitted with no place to hide bulk, it's NAA Mini or Ruger LCP.

Nice selection! I’m a fan of the NAA too, I’ve got the short barrel magnum version. Also have my Dad’s Beretta 950 .25 for ultra light carry.

 

[Simplejack]

 

[JK Knives]

Two of my favorites

 

[Ogilthorpe]

P365...

 

[JK Knives]

Becky having fun at the range with her husband’s AR

 

[JK Knives]

It’s pretty sad. I got a $50 gift card for the range, but don’t want to use up any of my ammunition I have on hand, and nobody has any in stock.

 

[w.t. anderson]

Colt SAA in .45 Colt, and a Colt WWI 1911. In the words of Texas Ranger Joaquin Jackson to a lady's question at a social of why he carried a .45 (His Sunday BBQ gun), "Ma'am, that's because Colt doesn't make a .46". Guess I'm what you call "Old School", but it gits 'er done.

 

[JK Knives]

Colt SAA in .45 Colt, and a Colt WWI 1911. In the words of Texas Ranger Joaquin Jackson to a lady's question at a social of why he carried a .45 (His Sunday BBQ gun), "Ma'am, that's because Colt doesn't make a .46". Guess I'm what you call "Old School", but it gits 'er done.

I like your choices, classic

 

[Bootaka]

While I don't get to carry it often, only thing I have left is an Uberti 1873 SAA in .357 (built on colt machinery) At 2.5 lbs it is a fair bit of weight, once you realize it has the kick of a .22, you don't care how far you had to drag it. I only pull it out for the range, yotes, and hogs. I may be dumping it and switching over to an 58', because they're my 2nd favorite and your silly gun laws need not apply! Yes I'm talking to you CA! Making me wait 2 weeks for ammo...

 

[Ogilthorpe]

Who can afford to shoot these days? I’ll stick to archery for now...

 

[JK Knives]

While I don't get to carry it often, only thing I have left is an Uberti 1873 SAA in .357 (built on colt machinery) At 2.5 lbs it is a fair bit of weight, once you realize it has the kick of a .22, you don't care how far you had to drag it. I only pull it out for the range, yotes, and hogs. I may be dumping it and switching over to an 58', because they're my 2nd favorite and your silly gun laws need not apply! Yes I'm talking to you CA! Making me wait 2 weeks for ammo...

Welcome to my corner of Bladeforums!

 

[Sos24]

It is the Walther PPS M2 for me.

 

[JK Knives]

It is the Walther PPS M2 for me.
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I believe my son in law has one of those

 

[Sos24]

I believe my son in law has one of those

I love mine. Not as small as some other single stack 9mm, but still easily concealed and shoots great.

 

[JK Knives]

My most carried cooler weather gun, modified Gen 2 Glock 17C

 

[SuzukiGS750EZ]

My favorite full size to carry is my h&k vp9. My favorite compact is my m&p shield 9mm