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CCW holders: What do you carry?
- JEBar
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concealed carry
how many folks interested in concealed carry prefer a revolver ? .... how many prefer a semi auto ? .... what caliber ? .... how many rounds of ammo ? .... recommendations and observations would be appreciated
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Deadwood Dutch
Re: concealed carry
I really only have revolvers. I carry a .38 special, 5 rounds and a .357 magnum with 6 rounds. I have been hunting and shooting since 1958 and had many a firearm but, are you ready for a good laugh, the last time that I shot a semi auto pistol was in 1965 in Navy boot camp when we shot 1911's. I am not planning on starting a collection of semi autos at almost 71. As a second thought, here in Pa. my permit is only $20.00 and is good for five years before I have to renew it. No gun course required.
- Sir Henry
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Re: concealed carry
I carry a semi-auto. Its a Springfield XD-9 Sub-Compact. At minimum I carry a ten-rounder in the pistol. But I can also carry two 15 rounders.


Hi, my name is Gene and I'm a Henryholic from Wisconsin.
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Re: concealed carry
Glock 36= 45ACP and an extra mag.
Re: concealed carry
I carry and prefer my revolver. It's a Ruger SP101 .357 Magnum, 5 rounds, 4.2" barrel. Another five rounds go along in one of two belt carries: a leather pouch with a Bianchi speed strip carrier, or an HKS speed loader. I like the simplicity and dependability of a DA revolver. And this Ruger stainless steel revolver fits the bill perfectly for me.

I made two adjusts to this revolver. Had a gunsmith remove the front dovetail and fiber optic sight, and replaced it with a pinned black ramp. A little splash of light green paint on the sight provides really good sight acquisition. Changed the stock grips to a black Hogue Monogrip.
Some would say this revolver looks kind of plain, but the silver and black combo is the very best look for me.
PT7

I made two adjusts to this revolver. Had a gunsmith remove the front dovetail and fiber optic sight, and replaced it with a pinned black ramp. A little splash of light green paint on the sight provides really good sight acquisition. Changed the stock grips to a black Hogue Monogrip.
Some would say this revolver looks kind of plain, but the silver and black combo is the very best look for me.
PT7
~Пока~
Re: concealed carry
Concealed Carry.....what's that?.....I live in the SF Bay Area
Deplorable California 2A supporter.
Re: concealed carry
I live in Illinois. Just completed my conceal carry training and qualification last weekend. The training cost $150 (mine cost $100 since I was in the army). Then I had to apply for the license through the Illinois State Police - that cost an additional $150. Now it could take up to 120 days before I am granted a license.
It really puts a bad taste in my mouth to pay $250 for a right that is guaranteed by our constitution and I served to preserve.
If I am granted a license, I plan to carry this Ruger LCRx .38+P revolver. I do not own any semi auto pistols.

It really puts a bad taste in my mouth to pay $250 for a right that is guaranteed by our constitution and I served to preserve.
If I am granted a license, I plan to carry this Ruger LCRx .38+P revolver. I do not own any semi auto pistols.

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Deadwood Dutch
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Re: concealed carry
My most often carried pistol is my Kahr CM9. It just fits well with anything I wear and I can pocket carry in a jacket if I need to.
Here are all three of my carry guns. The Kahr is on the left, Taurus 85 top, and Ruger SR9c on right. All good for carry. I prefer to carry the Ruger owb because it feels a bit too thick.
Here are all three of my carry guns. The Kahr is on the left, Taurus 85 top, and Ruger SR9c on right. All good for carry. I prefer to carry the Ruger owb because it feels a bit too thick.

Load on Sunday and Shoot all Week.......okay it's a Mare's Leg I will reload on Wednesday. 
Re: concealed carry
Squatch wrote:The Governor couldn't get a concealed carry permit in this state!
What state Squatch
Deplorable California 2A supporter.
Re: concealed carry
Glock 36-.45ACP. I got my permit two weeks after I filled out the paperwork and it's good for seven years. Nice thing about living in Fl.
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Jaker
Re: concealed carry
Here is my summertime carry glock 42
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White Squirrel
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Re: concealed carry
I have four guns that I use for concealed carry, depending on how I am dressed and what I may be doing.
Ruger LCR .357 (5 rounds w/2 5-round speed strips) = 15 rounds
SA XDs .45 (6 round magazine w/1 7-round magazine) = 13 rounds
Ruger LC9 (7 round magazine w/1 9-round magazine) = 16 rounds
Ruger LCP (6 round magazine w/1 6-round magazine) = 12 rounds
All are carried IWB except the LCP. It goes with me when I have to pocket carry.
My ammo for all four is the appropriate caliber of Hornady Critical Defense.
Ruger LCR .357 (5 rounds w/2 5-round speed strips) = 15 rounds
SA XDs .45 (6 round magazine w/1 7-round magazine) = 13 rounds
Ruger LC9 (7 round magazine w/1 9-round magazine) = 16 rounds
Ruger LCP (6 round magazine w/1 6-round magazine) = 12 rounds
All are carried IWB except the LCP. It goes with me when I have to pocket carry.
My ammo for all four is the appropriate caliber of Hornady Critical Defense.
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eldermike
Re: concealed carry
I carry a Glock 43 or an LCP depending on clothing requirements. Summer without coats the LCP in a pocket holster is my choice.
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Owly
Re: concealed carry
RetiredSeebee, I also carry an SR in an OWB for the same reason. It's a bit bulky for my taste OWB, but is easy to carry and conceal on a belt in a Mitch Rosen holster.
My other carry guns include an LCP, a snub SP101, and a 4" GP100 depending on my attire and desire for the day.
My other carry guns include an LCP, a snub SP101, and a 4" GP100 depending on my attire and desire for the day.
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Bumpus
Re: concealed carry
S&W Shield in 9mm (7 rd. flush mag or 8 rd. extended mag +1)

In WV, starting June 5, we will no longer be required to have a concealed carry license. (Still useful for traveling to other states though - reciprocity)

In WV, starting June 5, we will no longer be required to have a concealed carry license. (Still useful for traveling to other states though - reciprocity)
- Sir Henry
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Re: concealed carry
All states should be like that.
Hi, my name is Gene and I'm a Henryholic from Wisconsin.
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Whaler
Re: concealed carry
I carry a SIG P-238 .380 in an OWB cross draw by Red Dog Gunleather

Sometimes in a pocket holster by Red Dog Gunleather

Once in awhile IWB in a Remora


Sometimes in a pocket holster by Red Dog Gunleather

Once in awhile IWB in a Remora

