What non glock pistol do you carry?

[BulletSponge]

Buy whatever you like, just don't fall into the mindset that smaller is better, they are not. If you are buying a handgun on it's looks you need to stop and rethink everything. Look into what the pros are using, they shoot at people every day. Please don't go the 380 ACP route, you can now buy a 9mm or 40 S&W that are the same size.

Remember the first law of gun fighting.
Make sure you bring enough gun.
Just make sure it's a quality name brand and is in a fight stopping caliber and teem it with a quality carry rig. Everything else is just a bunch of fluff! You should look into the Karr in 40 cal. that's my .

 

[steve666]

.40 cal

Kahr K40
Astra A75
CZ100

 

[drillsgt]

Usually a 1911 or a 442

 

[mx_chick_42]

i stated off carring my keltec .32 inside the jeans at the small of my back. now i carry a smith & wesson sig .40 on my hip with a paddle holster and really like that. i also carry around a lil pocket gun derringer 38special

 

[johnb62]

EMP or a LW Commander.

 

[fastwally]

When I don't carry the G27 it's the:
S&W 37 air weight
Browning High Power
Kel-Tec P3AT
S&W 29 classic 4"

 

[TiminMishawaka]

Kel Tec PF9 or a Smith and Wesson airweight when I don't feel the need to carry my Glock.

When I'm going to my rental properties I carry the Glock 30 loaded with corbons and sometimes a pistol gripped shotgun in the truck - especially when I'm going alone into a vacant house.

 

[bigdaddy1427]

I carry a SW 642 some times, and other times I carry an old Star PD .45 ACP. I love the Star. I gave $300 for it on Gunbroker, and it works every time, is pretty accurate, and has a good punch.

 

[45Guy]

For many years I carry guns were colt commanders. However I now carry my XD 45 sevice pistol and in the hot weather I use my PF9. The new guns are much ligther, acuerat, reliable, and way easyer to clean.

 

[indianamoon]

H&K P7 PSP is my first choice

 

[usmcdjb]

I love my Kimber Pro Carry (1st gen), but the $500 is a problem.

I like the Kimber Pro size guns too, and the hubcap sized bullets of the 45 ACP. It's like the Colt Commander. Downside is it doesn't have a barrel bushing, so to strip it you need their 'tool'. This really isn't much more than a paperclip, but you should be aware of it. Finding a Series I might be a problem too. I wouldn't give up any of mine! Series IIs add a firing pin safety, but have heard you can remove it (have to take off the rear sight if I remember correctly).

 

[hemicharger]

Ruger LCP or S&W 642

 

[Magnum314]

Sig P220 .45, Kimber Custom II/TLE .45, and in my pocket a Kel-Tec P3AT

 

[Milsurp]

S&W mod 60 and/or P3AT.

 

[drnorris]

Browning Hi Power

 

[OAK]

Ruger P90

 

[huntall50]

RIA Compact Tactical .45acp

 

[mjones]

taurus mdl 85 38spl or a glock 27 or 36 depending on what truck i am driving

 

[The Outpost]

I carry a Ruger LCP in my pocket. Very light, Very small, Very easy to conceal, but it carries a pretty good punch. It's well made and easy to work on (if you ever need to).

It's a very convenient gun to carry but it's hard to get ahold of. Everyone wants one so they're hard to find. If you want one in a few months you better start looking now. And, while your looking for the gun look for the .380 ammo.

 

[grassman]

cz p07 duty and taurus 709 slim or taurus 905