TSquare

I am a carry gun of the week member, it changes every week or two. As of now it is a Smith & Wesson M&P 40C in a Comp-Tac 2'oclock appendix tuckable and a Kel Tec P3AT in an uncle mikes pocket holster, Motorola Q, CRKT M-16 knife and a Brinkman sure-fire knock off.

HiImSeth, go back to OSA where you belong Glad the C.T.A.C. is working for you, I told you it was an awesome holster.

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domlicious

i've been carrying a Raven .25 acp for awhile now... basically it was a cheap gun ($75 used) that was small enough to hide virtually anywhere.

The problem with carrying this gun is: most, if not all, of these guns are older and due to even poor craftsmenship when new, they are dangerous to carry chambered - thus, i've decided... what's the point? Altough... I'd rather have had that unchambered then nothing at all!

I've just purchased a Kahr PM9 and am looking forward to picking it up! I'll update you on how it is to carry - but from the trials at the dealer, it's the best conceal i've found yet... an unbelieveably small 9mm that leaves no print through your clothes...


later!

gddyup

I have the Kahr MK9, an all steel version of that same handgun in my stable at home. You're right on the money with the ease of concealment with that piece. You can virtaully hide it anywhere without any problems and have 6 rounds of 9mm +P at your disposal. Great concealment piece!

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TSquare

not to mention the reputation of the Kahr pistols. I have a P9 s.s. slide, P9 black slide, P9covert, P40, and a K9. Everyone of them operate flawlessly, and are a pleasure to shoot and carry. You will love it, and now you got a good paperweight in that raven too, a win win situation!!!

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SubNine

For the past 4 months, it's been my Glock 19.

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dogngun

Mainly a Smith 5904, a 3rd generation 9mm, with an extra 15 round mag in case I'm not shooting very well. Also at times, a S&W Model 19 2 1/2" .357 Mag revolver or a S&W Model 36 Chief Special .38 Special revolver.
At home, I sometimes have a Model 29 5" loaded with .44 Specials...Yes, another Smith...there is a pattern here.....

Looking at another, more compact auto for carry, and I think it will be a Smith & Wesson 4513 TSW.

Sorry to be so long winded...I like a lot of guns, and carry most everything I have.
Thanks.
Mark

(I sometimes also have an old .25 Beretta in my pocket, just for the heck of it.)

bobstr

Kahr P9 in a Hume IWB or S&W Model 19-4" in a Bianchi shoulder holster.

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stickybeatz

Smith & Wesson M&P Compact 9mm, strong side, IWB @ 3 o'clock

40 s&w

just bought a Taurus pt140. I haven't seen much about it. Did I do the wrong thing? So far it shoots where I aim and and it goes bang every time

friesepferd

proud owner of the kimber ulta aegis II