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I carry a G26 in a Comp-Tac Infidel a lot. Also carry a S&W Model 60 I picked up from a member here. Also a Ruger LCR 357. I do have a Dan Wesson Valor 1911 but that doesnt get carried often. But for everyday EDC its my G26 or LCR

Rotation varies depending on what I'm wearing and time of the year.

1. Glock 32
2. S&W VTAC .40
3. S&W M&Pc .357 sig
4. Steyr M357A1

Glock 19 or S&W 642.

Main:
3 inch Colt .45acp, + 2 mags
4 inch CBob .45acp, + 2 mags
5 inch Kimber .45acp, + 2 mags

BUG:
Colt Government 380acp
Colt Mustang 380acp

Warm weather - Ruger LCP riding in a Desantis Nemesis in my front pocket.

Cold weather - Kahr CW45 in a Remora in my jacket or coat pocket.

I am very much used to my duty Glock 22 Gen2 in my Don Hum leather outside belt holster, or my XDM .40 4.5in equivilant.

Getting a S&W Shield 9mm to phase out the 21 year old glock, but maybe it'll just end up a secondary. I've never ventured smaller than full size.

Glock 19 in a PHLster Skeleton AIWB holster at 1 o'clock. Matching IWB mag holder at 11 o'clock to even things out.

Charlies.Contingency wrote:I am very much used to my duty Glock 22 Gen2 in my Don Hum leather outside belt holster, or my XDM .40 4.5in equivilant.

Getting a S&W Shield 9mm to phase out the 21 year old glock, but maybe it'll just end up a secondary. I've never ventured smaller than full size.

Install a new barrel and it will be like new, if that's the problem. Most of my guns are over 20 years old and they just shoot better and better. I haven't worn any of them out yet. I have a 22 that was my dad's when he was young (about 1927). As a kid I and my brother shot thousands of rounds through it along with what my dad shot during his lifetime, and it will still put a 10 shot group in a 10 inch paper plate at a hundred yards.
Just face it, you want a new firearm to play with and you don't have a 9 mil.

MeMelYup wrote:

Charlies.Contingency wrote:I am very much used to my duty Glock 22 Gen2 in my Don Hum leather outside belt holster, or my XDM .40 4.5in equivilant.

Getting a S&W Shield 9mm to phase out the 21 year old glock, but maybe it'll just end up a secondary. I've never ventured smaller than full size.

Install a new barrel and it will be like new, if that's the problem. Most of my guns are over 20 years old and they just shoot better and better. I haven't worn any of them out yet. I have a 22 that was my dad's when he was young (about 1927). As a kid I and my brother shot thousands of rounds through it along with what my dad shot during his lifetime, and it will still put a 10 shot group in a 10 inch paper plate at a hundred yards.
Just face it, you want a new firearm to play with and you don't have a 9 mil.

I would like to put the G22 up from my daily carry. It has a lot of sentimental value to me, and I would like something more easily concealable for summer time.

And I don't particularly care for a 9mm, the only reason I picked it over the .40 is because of the extra bullet, and because in such a light handgun, it's not the best idea to go with a larger bullet if you want accuracy, I like controllability. I'm just so used to what I shoot, I don't venture far from that feel on something I carry. I know. I know I can point and shoot with any of my guns, but these guns are pretty good, and it's about time I get in with the rest of the crowd.

Charlies.Contingency wrote:

MeMelYup wrote:

Charlies.Contingency wrote:I am very much used to my duty Glock 22 Gen2 in my Don Hum leather outside belt holster, or my XDM .40 4.5in equivilant.

Getting a S&W Shield 9mm to phase out the 21 year old glock, but maybe it'll just end up a secondary. I've never ventured smaller than full size.

Install a new barrel and it will be like new, if that's the problem. Most of my guns are over 20 years old and they just shoot better and better. I haven't worn any of them out yet. I have a 22 that was my dad's when he was young (about 1927). As a kid I and my brother shot thousands of rounds through it along with what my dad shot during his lifetime, and it will still put a 10 shot group in a 10 inch paper plate at a hundred yards.
Just face it, you want a new firearm to play with and you don't have a 9 mil.

I would like to put the G22 up from my daily carry. It has a lot of sentimental value to me, and I would like something more easily concealable for summer time.

And I don't particularly care for a 9mm, the only reason I picked it over the .40 is because of the extra bullet, and because in such a light handgun, it's not the best idea to go with a larger bullet if you want accuracy, I like controllability. I'm just so used to what I shoot, I don't venture far from that feel on something I carry. I know. I know I can point and shoot with any of my guns, but these guns are pretty good, and it's about time I get in with the rest of the crowd.

I have a Glock 22 and a 27. I carry the 27 with a spare 15 round magazine. I have shot both a lot. The 22 is easier to shoot and much easier to introduce a new person to. The 27 is a little snappier, but no harder to shoot accuratelywith practice.

I have a new pistol, Sig P6 . Its a little big compared to my Russian Makarov but 9 mm with Gold dot 124 gr JHP plus P is more comforting to the senses in case worst case scenario sets in.

Full size M&P in 357 Sig

Mostly a Glock 23 with the occasional carry of the 27.

Ruger LC9s, pocket carry.

Most of the time, a pocket knife. I work on the premises of a school. Charles, please do all you can to get Campus Carry for faculty and staff, at least! On my days off, I usually pack a Glock 17 or an S&W M&P Shield 9mm or both.