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You losers must go straight blue jeans and polo 99% of the time.




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i dig my 19


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Glock 30 or Lightweight Commander. I'm fine with either.


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Glock 19, or Colt Lightweight Commander in 45.

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Originally Posted by viking
A Glock M21. End all be all.


AS much as I am a very big fan of this ultra reliable, soft shooting, accurate big bore, it does not conceal nearly as easily as a G19, or single stack 1911.

I did executive protection years ago for the governor, and due to the size of the issued G21, and related printing of such under a suit coat, I opted to carry my Kimber 1911, as it definitely concealed easier in an IWB rig from Sparks.

Where the G21/G21SF really shines, though is not often mentioned, is as an outdoorsman's sidearm. Especially when running heavy for caliber, cast bullets. Essentially running +P to .45 Super loads. With a basic load, including one in the chamber, and a reload with a +4 extension, that is 31 rounds of hard hitting .45 caliber projectiles.

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The Tikka T3 in .308 Winchester is the Glock 19 of the rifle world.

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1911...don't really care which one but prefer a Commander in .38 Super...

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...as to Glocks...like women...life is too short to go through it with an ugly one...

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Originally Posted by Mackay_Sagebrush
Originally Posted by viking
A Glock M21. End all be all.


AS much as I am a very big fan of this ultra reliable, soft shooting, accurate big bore, it does not conceal nearly as easily as a G19, or single stack 1911.

I did executive protection years ago for the governor, and due to the size of the issued G21, and related printing of such under a suit coat, I opted to carry my Kimber 1911, as it definitely concealed easier in an IWB rig from Sparks.

Where the G21/G21SF really shines, though is not often mentioned, is as an outdoorsman's sidearm. Especially when running heavy for caliber, cast bullets. Essentially running +P to .45 Super loads. With a basic load, including one in the chamber, and a reload with a +4 extension, that is 31 rounds of hard hitting .45 caliber projectiles.

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We were always pretty fond of the G21 as a duty gun for uniform wear

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With a limitation to one gun, concealment becomes a big issue in a lot of places, so a Glock 43 for me.


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As much as I like the 45 and the 40 the 9mm is much better recoil wise and much easier to shoot and make multiple hits in a short time frame. With today's ammo, I'm not sure the 45 has that much over the 9mm as a defense carry round against humans. The Glock was built and designed for the 9mm and I believe the Glock is most dependable when chambered for this round. The Glock 19 hides as easy as most compacts with the right holster. For a carry pistol and easy to conceal the Glock 19 rules the roost.


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Sig P 226 for winter carry, and my Glock 43 for summer carry.

Gotta have one for each season.

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If I could only have 1 pistol for self defense then I would want 1 of each.


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same, the 19 is #1, the 17 is my second choice. I have a 43 and a Kahr PM9, they have their place but the 19 is best for me.

I wonder what Mas Adooobie would say?


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I chose the 21 because there was no criteria for a defense pistol. Winter, summer, OC.....

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thought about this one for awhile. If for some obscure reason, I just HAD to pick one for SD, it would by my old series 70 Commander.
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Cool weapon. Down in El Salvador, 1984.

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The UZI with extended stock = Useful and effective weapon. MP5K = Worthless noisemaker. (but they sure are cool)

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Originally Posted by RJM
1911...don't really care which one but prefer a Commander in .38 Super...

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...as to Glocks...like women...life is too short to go through it with an ugly one...

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I've concealed carried quite a few, finally settled on the Glock 19.

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3" model 65 Smith. Herretts Jordan trooper grips.


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Kahr PM 9.... because it make an easy "always" gun.


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