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What’s everyone’s preferred carry weapon? Just curious


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Originally Posted by Bcline

What’s everyone’s preferred carry weapon? Just curious


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Kinda depends on how I am dressed....and also where i am going. Some times I carry my Glock43, 9millimeter in a inside the waistband holster.....about 75 % of the time its my Smith and Wesson M&P 380 Bodyguard with Crimson trace laser in my right front pants pocket in a pocket holster.

Originally Posted by "G"

Kinda depends on how I am dressed....and also where i am going. Some times I carry my Glock43, 9millimeter in a inside the waistband holster.....about 75 % of the time its my Smith and Wesson M&P 380 Bodyguard with Crimson trace laser in my right front pants pocket in a pocket holster.

Love my 43. I carry mine in my waistband as well.


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I carry the LCP it is a good gun, the only thing is it does not have a safety, I use rubber triger guard. you just push it out with your finger. The laser is spot on.

Originally Posted by Bcline

What’s everyone’s preferred carry weapon? Just curious


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Bcline:

Thanks for asking this question. So now I can get on my soap box for a moment...please bear with me and take my response in the spirit it is intended for all those that may read this thread.

1. I am a 100% supporter of gun rights.
2. Concealed carry is not a "badge of honor". It is a badge of "privilege and responsibility". There is great responsibility (legal too) that comes with the right to carry a weapon. I come blessed with a special operations background where there are few scenarios I have not trained for in numerous shoot house situations (CQB drills).
3. In Alabama, it is very easy to get a permit to conceal carry. That does not mean a person with a permit is well-trained, knowledgeable, or responsible. Sorry but I have seen a few I don't think should have a weapon. For those with little experience, I recommend a training course with a reputable certified instructor. It is a good investment.
4. No one weapon is a good fit for every person. Level of experience, reason for carrying, how it is intended to be carried, etc. These are some factors to consider.
5. There are situations where a revolver is a better weapon for some individuals vice a semi-automatic.
6. I certainly am a fan of a particular brand...Sig Sauer but I am not necessarily advocating this brand for anyone. Depending on time of year, I can conceal carry a full-size semi with a shoulder harness or a sub-compact with an inside the waist band holster.
7. In addition to a training course for those with little experience, I also recommend anyone considering conceal carry get with a friend on a range, try a few different weapons to start getting a feel for what is comfortable.

If one is new to weapons, take your time to find what is comfortable for you.

Thanks for allowing the diatribe. Conceal carry is a great privilege with big responsibilities.

Enjoy!