Prior to my Joining the Marine Corps in 1966, I only shot revolvers, S&W 38spls.
In the Corps, starting in 1966 and used in combat in Vietnam the 1911A1, in 67,68,69. I also used a Victory model S&W in combat too. When I left the corps in I returned to my revolver ways.
In the mid 80's I fooled with the Glock but didn't care for it, and had problems with the Glock 17 magazines. Stuck with the Wheel guns, I used either a S&W 13 or 66 both with 3" barrels. Carried in a Proline OWB holster. Proline as you know morphed into Kramer Leather about 20-25 years ago.
I worked for a Sheriffs Dept which went to SIG's in the early 90's. I took to the SIG P228 like a duck to water. My present 228 has just over 37,000 rounds. (Yes thousands) I stopped carrying/shooting 228's in the early 2000's due to arthritis in my hands. Went back to my 1911's.
Went to a Colt LtWgt 21st Century Commander (Wiley Clapp) which was further customized by Eric Zin of the CZ custom shop in Mesa Arizona. From time to time I also carry a Walther PPQ or HK P30.
I have been using the Wilderness 5 stitch belt for almost 30 years, for IWB for virtually every carry pistol I own I have both a Milt Sparks VMII and a Kramer 11/2 both IWB. For OWB I prefer the Safariland ALS 6377/78. I use them for Competition too. OWB For the Colt Commanders I use the Wilson Combat Tactical Assault holster, I have one for my Government models too..
Some folks have asked me why I still use the Colt? My answer is that 7 or so of the fights that I had to go to my sidearm it was, a 1911A1, only three times I used a revolver. I survived all my handgun fights without getting wounded, can't say that for all my firefights. I guess the better answer is I know what that particular gun and I can do and not do in a firefight.
Go figure.
Fred