I gotta stick with my H&K USP .40 compact and crossbreed holster.
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I gotta stick with my H&K USP .40 compact and crossbreed holster.
How many of you carry a back up? After talking with a couple friends that also CCW it seems to be split just about evenly. Personally I run my 1911 on my hip and a Sig p938 in an ankle holster. For summer I've been thinking of adding a glock 30s or 36 (less of a size concern and more sweat resistance).
Only when I was on the job,,,, not now. I started carrying when I was 22 years,,, The only time I don't carry is when I'm in a country that prohibits it,,, which is just about all of them,,, I actually look forward to those trips with no gun, no cell phone,,, I actually hate to carry.
Here in the U.S., a second weapon is almost always within reach. I had a long hard look at what I should be carrying about 5 years ago. I used to carry what was comfortable. I had a reality check one morning at breakfast, which changed this method of carry. Instead of carrying for comfort, I evaluated my normal day to day activity & adjusted my choice of weapon to the environment that I'm in daily. If I have business that takes me out of my daily routine, then I equip accordingly.
I've had a CCW Permit and have been carrying in Kentucky for nearly thirty (30) years. When I am out in the field I carry a Les Baer UTC (1911 platform) and a Glock 36 for backup. Usually around town and the office I carry a Seecamp LWS-380.
Les Baer UTC
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Seecamp LWS-380
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These days, a Glock 30SF, tucked nicely in ether a Remora or DeSantis Cozy Partner.
Who can afford to shoot if they don't reload? I surely can't! Always drives me crazy to hear guys at the range just banging away as fast as they can pull the trigger, Lord knows they aren't hitting their target. I got into reloading for accuracy, so I had the equipment before I realized that it was a bit cheaper too.