I have my woods gun (G20), in-town gun (G19), deep-cover or business suit gun (PPK), and a Colt 1911 for when I want to find out how large/heavy a pistol I can pack.
G39 in normal 'street' clothes, Gen-1 G17 when I'm feeling nostalgic, TCP when cycling in kit or summer 'quick run to the store, toss something in my pocket' carry.
S&W 5906 when I'm working around the property. (It holds almost a half box of ammo. )
It could even be used to drive nails in a pinch. :supergrin:
NY did an 'almost' straight copy of the federal 'Assault Weapon' law. So there's a 10 round limit here.
My 5906 and all the hi-cap mags I have for it are 'grandfathered'.
(I've owned and carried it since 1986)
S&W 3913TSW sometimes while working outside just because I like it.
I carry my G26 almost all of the time on and off duty. Monday through Friday I carry an LCP as a BUG.
Sometimes if I'm working and the occasion calls for it I carry a G17 with the G26 as a BUG and the LCP as a deep cover BUG.
In cool/cold weather I will carry the G17/G26 combo in a duel shoulder rig. Sounds a little silly but its a very comfortable way to carry a lot of firepower.
I've carried many other gun and gun combos thoughout the years, I have to admit that these are my all time favorite. Maybe not the sexiest but the most comfortble and comforting.
P239 in .357SIG - primary carry
LW Springfield Gunsite Service Pistol - new to me - soon will be preferred over P239
Glock 23 - when going where a single stack just doesn't feel right
S&W 442 - BUG or sometimes primary weapon in Texas summer heat
S&W 329PD - woods/fishing gun in North America, defense gun in many situations
Heritage Rough Rider .22 LR - trail gun
old style Springfield Champion in stainless steel - BBQ beauty in full elephant rig
HK USP.45CT - suppressed BBQ beauty - fulltime nightstand weapon
1.....G22.
I don't get why anyone would use different guns. Different feels, different ammo, different methods of fire.... Your going to be screwed when go to flip a safety off & realize you don't have one or the reverse.
KISS
Gen4 g19. I sold my other pistols because I wanted to direct my focus to one platform/caliber. I realized I enjoyed shooting more than owning a bunch of pistols. I will eventually acquire another Gen4 g19 as a spare.
1.....G22.
I don't get why anyone would use different guns. Different feels, different ammo, different methods of fire.... Your going to be screwed when go to flip a safety off & realize you don't have one or the reverse.
KISS
A G26 or a G19 IWB depending on what I am wearing. In the Winter, a G34 is in the mix too.
A Kahr CW9 cut down for a 6rd mag in my pocket.
I will often have a spare mag in my left pocket.
I carry the same one everyday same fit, feel and function. During the summer here in Colorado I OC, when it gets cooler I put a jacket over the same rig. If I really want to conceal I have a Galco Sky-Op tuckable IWB and a Galco Jackass shoulder holster..
I have a number of other handguns I could carry but I believe in 1 gun that you never have to think about grip, point shooting, function or safety.
Just a g 19 and 26. The difference between them is the holster setup. I use a N82 Tactical holster with the 19 and the 26 I use a King Tuck which rides deeper. The choice is based on dress.
G21 in a Crossbreed Supertuck on most days. When concealment isnt really a requirement, the G21 rides in a Safariland ALS. When I need to carry a "little gun" due to concealment concerns, I carry my G19 in a Remora tuckable.
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