Ben Hennessy

I carry a least one or two extra mags either in a pouch on my shoulder holster or belt or in my back pocket.

pgrass101

No I do not carry extra ammo on a daily basis.

ron8903

Off duty no , always bug

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JLaw

Yes, one Safariland Comp2 with 6 more .357's riding in a Bianchi pouch. Not that I think I'll ever need them, just makes me feel better.

JLaw

V-fib

5 round speedstrip in my front pocket when carrying my 642

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rodc13

If I'm carrying a semi-auto, I'll carry an extra mag. If carrying a revolver, usually a speed strip.

My typical carry outfit is an Ultra CDP II IWB w/ 1 extra 7rd mag IWB, plus a P3AT in a pocket holster w/ 1 extra 6rd mag in the opposite pocket. As has been mentioned, it's not just a need for additional ammo, but a hedge against a mag failure (even though my Wilson mags have never failed).

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HILLSIDE BLUE

I carry three spare 9 round Glock 27 magazines in the door pocket of my car and one loaded with snakeshot..........What good are they at home ?

I also have three on my night stand...............

When I go to the range I load them all with practice ammo and enjoy being able to shoot out all the magazines while the range is hot and use the cold time to reload the magazines................I can get in a lot more practice that way in a shorter amout of time........

I always use the standard 9 round Model 27 magazines and they all have Scherer plus zero extensions, except for the snakeshot magazine, which doesn't have and extension, so I can pick it out in a hurry............

I load my magazines with .40 caliber Federal Bonded hollow points (180 Grains) and practice with 180 grain ammo.........

Manwell

I carry a spare 12 round (.40 S&W) mag most of the time in a rig that also holds my Surefire 6P. Statistically speaking, in a self-defense situation I will not expend the 13 rounds in my weapon.

Manwell

Joshua M. Smith

One in the gun and two spares, 15 round 9mm, carried in a mag pouch on my weak side. Two reasons: First, I look for mag failure even with factory and Mec-Gar mags. I don't trust hardware. Been dealing with machinery too long to trust any of it. Second, firepower. Chances are very slim I'd need 45 rounds but one never knows.

As well, I carry the backup about 75% of the time. I do not have a spare mag for it; it's a Romanian copy of the PPK (a Carpati M.95) and I cannot find a spare mag for it. When it becomes primary out of necessity it would be nice to have a reload for it.

Josh <><

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bones

When I'm light with a Kahr 9mm model MK9 I carry one spare mag.
When I'm heavy with a S&W .45ACP model 4516-2 I carry two spare mags.
I also always carry a S&W folding knife, a Surefire 6P light and a cell phone.

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