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in your gun or extra magazines
i went from carrying 19+1 to 7+1
no extra magazines
i recently went on a long road trip (in states that reciprocate with texas)
and decided to carry my gun with 19+1 cause i felt more comfortable with more bullets

With my .380, 6 rounds.
With my XD40, two mags of 9 rounds each.
I don't carry my Glock anymore...

I either carry 6-1 in my SW Bodyguard .380
or
13+1 in my XD9sc
or
16+1 in my XD9sc
Why the 2 different mags in my XD9sc, depends on the shirt I am wearing of course and how it covers the grip

1 per case

LC9 plus 1 spare mag...

G26ster wrote:1 per case

In a "case" of rounds, I'd hope to have more than one bullet, but I'd settle for one per shell!

10 + 1 in the PT111, plus 1 extra 10 round mag if working, but 2 extra 10 rounders
if off work.

+ 6 rounds of .38 Special in the revolver, but that's only available from my driver's seat.

So the minimum I have onbody is 21, the maximum that I can have onbody + while driving = 37 rounds.

You can't be too thin, too rich, or have too much ammo. :-)

SIA

I don't carry spare magazines for my Glock, or extra rounds for my revolver. When it comes to reloading, I am not that fast.

I carry a New York reload.... or two. Just in case.

There was poll last summer:

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sjfcontrol wrote:

G26ster wrote:1 per case

In a "case" of rounds, I'd hope to have more than one bullet, but I'd settle for one per shell!

I think you meant to say, "cartridge case."

G26ster wrote:

sjfcontrol wrote:

G26ster wrote:1 per case

In a "case" of rounds, I'd hope to have more than one bullet, but I'd settle for one per shell!

I think you meant to say, "cartridge case."

Perhaps "Cartridge Casing?" Or "Cartridge Shell?"

I find that carrying 1 spare magazine usually satisfies all of my personal rules.

- In a stressful self defense situation, it's going to be real easy to fire several rounds before you even realize how many you've shot.
- CC guns are usually smaller in frame, and so hold less per magazine.
- You could have a mechanical failure with your primary magazine, which might cause you to do a tactical reload that involves dropping the current mag - it's faster dropping a bungled mag than trying to clear the failure in some cases.
- If you can conceive of the possibility of getting into a gun fight as the result of some kind of attack on your person, you should consider the possibility that you will miss the majority, if not all, of your shots.

3, unless I have my BUG, then 7.

i8godzilla wrote:There was poll last summer:

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THIS (beat me to it)

A-R wrote:

i8godzilla wrote:There was poll last summer:

viewtopic.php?f=7&t=36755" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

THIS (beat me to it)

I was looking for that. BTW when did you change your handle?