Not in any paticular order. Just whatever Ifeel like carrying that day.
1. Sig 245 with Winchester Rangr 230 gr. +p's (same load with all my .45's). Sig ccuracy and relibilty in a compact package. MMC adj. night sights.
2. H&K .45c. Super accurate, touh as nails, always shoots, choice of DA/SA or cocked and locked trigger pull. Mepro nightights
3. G-30. My "rough use" gun. MMC adj. nightsights, Wolff recoil set up and, 3.5 lb. connector. Most of my other guns are two tones. Wear the Glock when the gun might get banged around. Like when camping, hiking, and so on.
4. Sig P-239 9mm. Bought it just to take advantage of 9mm ammo being cheap. Soon fell in love with the gun. Houge rubber grip and Mepro nightsights. Loaded with Winchester Ranger 127 gr. +p+.
5. S&W 1911 Sc. Best out of he box 1911 I've ever owned. MMC adj. nightsights, Tripp hardchromed slide.
6. MK40. My favorite warm weather gun. I've been reading Kahr quality has dropped. A shame. My little MK40 is a work of art. factory nightsights and wood grips. Has fired every single time I've shot. Is very accurate. Very size efficient. A little heavy but that's not all bad in such a small gun with a big punch.
7. XD9. Just a great shooting and ergonomic
handgun. factory nightsights, Wolff recoil set up. It doesn't like Rangers though so I feed it 124 gr. +p Speer Gold Dots. Another excellent load.
8. Sig 220. The best DA/SA .45 made. MMC adj. nightsights, houge rubber grips, fctory short trigger. A cold weather gun when I can hide it under a big coat. Super accurate, totally reliable, superb trigger, feels great in the hand. What's not to love?
9. Beretta 96G Elite. If it's cold outside and you can hide a full sized gun why not? The gun was sweet to begin with. I had it hard chromed by Tripp. Night sights. Had Ernest Langdon do a level IItrigger job and install a short trigger
for me. The difference in feel with the short trigger and the change in trigger pull are nothing short of incredible! mr. Langdon has a gift. A shame he got out of Berettas and Sigs he made excellent better yet!
10. CZ-75B. Everyone knows this is one of the finest guns made for the money. Hell it's made of steel and has a polymer coating that is super tough. It will shoot groups as tight as any gun I own. It's size makes it a cold weather gun also.
In addition these guns aren't primary carry but are usually with me when I'm carrying the above mentioned guns
A.. S&W 642. Mostly for BUG. usually cold weather BUG Just the best balance of light weight, easy carrying, non-snagging, shoot throuh the pocket if you have to .38 snubbie made. Excellent bang for the buck. If I had to carry it as primary wih 135 gr. +p Gold Dots I wouldn't feel under armed. Most confrontations are over in 2-3 shots at less than 10 ft. The little gun will do fine at these ranges. The lttle .38's have worked well for a long, long, time. hard to not like 'em.
B, KelTec P-3AT. Warm weather BUG. Also I can carry this in situations in which I couldn't get away with anything else. Yes I know the .380's not a geat carry round, But it bets the hell out of a.22, .25, or .32. Seveh rounds rapid fire into a bad guys chest and head would do the job I believe. I ue the Hornady XTP JHP in this gun. The only .380 that gets close to the 12 inch minimum of penetration of the F.B.I. criteria. No it doesn't get much expansion but the holowpoint will open some and even with mild expansion should give a better wound profile than fmj. Plus it is super accurate and reliable through my gun. The other JHP's in this caliber will mushroom better but usually pentration really suffers. But hey .380 is a compromise anyway you look at it.
and sometimes the Glock21
