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My most carried handgun of the last year is the Beretta Nano in 9mm, probably carried 120 days.
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Springfield XDS in .45 ACP.....my only carry gun! memtb
You should not use a rifle that will kill an animal when everything goes right; you should use one that will do the job when everything goes wrong." -Bob Hagel
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To clarify, S&W Model 637 for the vast majority of the year
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442 S&W...something like 24 years. Bob ![[Linked Image from i.imgur.com]](https://i.imgur.com/97rwP2C.jpg) Bob, the reloads in your speed strip, are those Remington 38 Special+P 125gr SJHP's? I am curious because these days most of the people I ask that carry 38 Spl+P tell me they carry Short Dots, Golden Sabre's or HST's. That's looks like an old school load. My snub nose is a Colt Magnum Carry and my carry load is the Remington 357 Golden Sabre round, but I would have no issue with using the older Remington 357 load in 158gr SJHP or for a lower recoil the Remington 357 load in 110gr SJHP. I believe that a lot of the older style ammo still performs well.
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XDS 45 ACP ...every day..All day!!
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It's nice to see five-shot light weight revolvers kicking ... of G19, S&W Shield, P365..... Those revolvers are useful for pocket carry, ankle carry,.....just very simple, reliable firearms. What is surprising is lack of excellent alloy-framed six-shot .38 Special Colt revolvers. Used ones with slight wear w/o useless cardboard boxes can be found for not much more than S&W J-frames. As someone else already asked - list what you carry here. If you actually carry? It's not much use giving your opinions about carry guns if you don't carry.
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What's the tally, Waders?
Or, are you going to let this run a little longer? I'm letting it run for awhile. (As expected, there are a lot of responses with no statistical value, like "All the time;" "whenever I leave the house;" "90% of the days I carry;" "my favorite is;" "I've been carrying this pistol for 50 years;" etc. etc. etc. None of those types of responses provide data than can be factored into the final results. The simple goal was/is to simply see what model of gun was actually carried the most last year. The poll is simplistic, but it's based the theory that our actions demonstrate our beliefs, not our words--take the guy that says, "It's important to give to the poor," but he gives $0 to the poor. How do we determine what he believes--by his words or his actions? Useful responses will say: 1. The make/model (the actual model number, not just "J frame" or "compact") of gun you carried the most in 2019 2. The actual (or estimated) number of days you carried it. Remember, there is no need to explain or justify beyond that. If you own 364 pistols and carried 363 of them for 1 day each, but the last one for 2 days, that's your winner. You just say "[Make/model of the gun] for 2 days." Nobody should infer you only carried a total of 2 days. I feel your pain. I'm not sure why it's so hard for most people to follow simple directions. I guess with that said I shouldn't have added the 1 day of G43 carry in my post, but hopefully gave what you needed anyway, G19 meaning Glock 19.
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Armed every time I leave my residence. Prolly stayed home a few days here and there. So 325 days. Glock 43 9mm about 95% of the time. At Church I carry a Glock 19.
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People sleep peaceably in their beds at night only because rough men stand ready to do violence on their behalf.
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The one gun LEOSA allows me to carry across state lines. G48, black like God and Gaston intended, Shield Arms mags, with Wolff G19 +10% springs, Trijicon HD yellows, Overwatch precison trigger, Tyrant design mag release, G Code AIWB. Gold dots 147 grain, G2's.
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Why is that the only one LEOSA lets you carry?
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Smith & Wesson Bodyguard .380 everyday until I purchased a Glock 26 which is now my EDC.
More than a few weekend days where I carried a 1911 Commander.
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Smith & Wesson Bodyguard .380 everyday until I purchased a Glock 26 which is now my EDC.
More than a few weekend days where I carried a 1911 Commander. Unfortunately, he only wants to know what you carried the most in 2019, and how many days. Looks like it was the Bodyguard .380. How many days?
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Why is that the only one LEOSA lets you carry? Your only allowed to qual with the type of gun you've trained on. I'm a old dog, so I had revolvers, DA/SA's, DAO's and Glocks. The agency that quals me only allows one gun, and they take the serial number. I shoot best with my old service pistol, a G17, but I simply can't hide it come summer in the high desert.
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Colt Officer's Model 34 ACP.
A good principle to guide me through life: “This is all I have come to expect, standard lackluster performance. Trust nothing, believe no one and realize it will only get worse…”
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Smith & Wesson Bodyguard .380 everyday until I purchased a Glock 26 which is now my EDC.
More than a few weekend days where I carried a 1911 Commander. Unfortunately, he only wants to know what you carried the most in 2019, and how many days. Looks like it was the Bodyguard .380. How many days? 195 days with the S&W, 30 with the 1911, and 60 w/ the Glock 26 which is 365 from here on out.
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Waders;
Do we have a "winner" yet?
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