scout26
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Stick with the FMJ.
What is your Everday carry? Post pictures...
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Stick with the FMJ.
DAdams
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Seecamp .380, Fenix L1T V2.0 light, small Gerber Multi. Phone etc.
Or. S&W M&P 340 with CT 405 and Fenix Flashlight.
Here is the 340 with Hogue Monogrip in lieu of CTs and each in a DeSantis Nemesis.
Usually the 340 is in a Mika Round cut Pocket Holster.
The Fenix are awesome lights for the money and we just did a group buy on THR. See the thread there.
Group Buys, Deals and Contests.
Seecamp .380, Fenix L1T V2.0 light, small Gerber Multi. Phone etc.
Or. S&W M&P 340 with CT 405 and Fenix Flashlight.
Here is the 340 with Hogue Monogrip in lieu of CTs and each in a DeSantis Nemesis.
Usually the 340 is in a Mika Round cut Pocket Holster.
The Fenix are awesome lights for the money and we just did a group buy on THR. See the thread there.
Group Buys, Deals and Contests.
Big Boomer
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Depends on the day but it's either this:
This:
This:
Or if I'm REALLY skeered to get out of the house...then this:
This:
This:
Or if I'm REALLY skeered to get out of the house...then this:
Colin Doyle
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Is it really that bad?
Deacon Blues
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The Extreme Shock ammo is, for most people, too expensive to practice with. That's on top of their dubious effectiveness and mall ninja marketing (which matters to some people). I would be interested in some of their anti-personnel trousers, though. 
Piedmont Plinker
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NO NO NO NO NO!
Get Magsafe or Glaser, if you must have frangible.
But never buy "anti-terrorist rounds"
Autolycus
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His holsters do look like Milt Sparks holsters. At least the IWB one.
skud_dusty
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When I have a cover garment, I carry this in a cheapo Uncle Mike's IWB:
If I can't carry my Glock, I'll carry this in an Uncle Mike's pocket holster:
The Uncle Mike's stuff seems to be the only holsters that work for me. I've tried Galco's and a few others, but they just don't work and usually push the gun out away from me.
Once I get some rounds through it, I'll start carrying this:
The only other items I carry are my wallet, keys, and a small folding pocket knife.
If I can't carry my Glock, I'll carry this in an Uncle Mike's pocket holster:
The Uncle Mike's stuff seems to be the only holsters that work for me. I've tried Galco's and a few others, but they just don't work and usually push the gun out away from me.
Once I get some rounds through it, I'll start carrying this:
The only other items I carry are my wallet, keys, and a small folding pocket knife.
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Big Boomer
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Dueller:
The holster for the SP101 is actually made by Bianchi, 3 slot pancake. I can't remember the exact name of it 7/7L is what's stamped on it for a Ruger 2-3"
Unfortunately I couldn't justify buying another Milt Sparks for that gun as it normally pulls backup duty. I have never been a fan of IWB Revolvers for carry, so OWB it is for the little SP101. Don't get me wrong the Bianchi still wasn't cheap but about half the price of the Sparks. I have 2 of them 1 for left hand, and one for right hand. That way it can be backup or primary depending on the day.
I've had to send others into the shop so the guns get rotated every now and again. But if you ARE thinking of Sparks they make top notch stuff. I use them for all my auto's. I wouldn't have spend over $800 so far with them if they were crap!
The holster for the SP101 is actually made by Bianchi, 3 slot pancake. I can't remember the exact name of it 7/7L is what's stamped on it for a Ruger 2-3"
Unfortunately I couldn't justify buying another Milt Sparks for that gun as it normally pulls backup duty. I have never been a fan of IWB Revolvers for carry, so OWB it is for the little SP101. Don't get me wrong the Bianchi still wasn't cheap but about half the price of the Sparks. I have 2 of them 1 for left hand, and one for right hand. That way it can be backup or primary depending on the day.
I've had to send others into the shop so the guns get rotated every now and again. But if you ARE thinking of Sparks they make top notch stuff. I use them for all my auto's. I wouldn't have spend over $800 so far with them if they were crap!
Unisaw
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Dueler, I use a Sparks Versa Max II to CCW a 2-1/4" SP-101. It works very well.
oldguy58
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Edc
I carry a SIG P225 and 1 spare mag in Mitch Rosen Express Line leather. I feed the Sig with Federal 9BP Ammo.
I carry a SIG P225 and 1 spare mag in Mitch Rosen Express Line leather. I feed the Sig with Federal 9BP Ammo.
Blckmrbl
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Sorry, no pictures. I carry a Kel-Tec P32 with an ArmaLaser and pocket clip and a good folding knife everywhere. I either drop the P32 in the glove pocket of my coat, clip it in my waistband (doesn't matter if shirt is tucked in or not), or carry it clipped to my front right pocket with a shirt hanging over it. When I'm out after dark I carry a small Surfire flashlight. When I feel there is an elevated risk I add a Taurus PT111 Millenium Pro in a CrossBreed super tuck deluxe holster. When I carry the Taurus I have Corbon 115gr JHP +P ammo loaded with an extra mag of FMJ. I don't usually feel under-prepared with just the P32.
skud_dusty
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AZ, is that an Israeli paratrooper symbol on the grip of the Pro Carry?
Looks similar to a logo on a surplus bag my wife bought.
Looks similar to a logo on a surplus bag my wife bought.
Funderb
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RandyB Kudos on the knife. CRKT carson is the best folding knife I've ever carried.
The bottom is the CRKT for everyday use, tooling, cutting, stabbing zombies.
The middle is a split blade sheath knife that is legal to carry because it is under 6". It is razor sharp, literally, and I keep it that way in case I need to shave that badly. But that's for going to places where I feel I may need to actually use my knife competency. Hope I never have to.
The belt sheath is just my own customization. Knife goes horizontally across your belt line. even with just an untucked shirt, invisible.
Great to stab the occasional rabbit while hiking for a bonus meal.
Knife to gun fight aside, a knife is better than your hands when you don't CCW, and you're being attacked.
on those really bad days, I carry this:
The bottom is the CRKT for everyday use, tooling, cutting, stabbing zombies.
The middle is a split blade sheath knife that is legal to carry because it is under 6". It is razor sharp, literally, and I keep it that way in case I need to shave that badly. But that's for going to places where I feel I may need to actually use my knife competency. Hope I never have to.
The belt sheath is just my own customization. Knife goes horizontally across your belt line. even with just an untucked shirt, invisible.
Great to stab the occasional rabbit while hiking for a bonus meal.
Knife to gun fight aside, a knife is better than your hands when you don't CCW, and you're being attacked.
on those really bad days, I carry this:
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Quickdraw McGraw
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I am not allowed to carry at work but this is what I carry right now when I do.
Quickdraw McGraw
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Got it here - http://www.crossbreedholsters.com/beltslide.html
It's a Crossbreed Super Tuck Deluxe. It is very comfortable!
It comes with snaplok clips but I also ordered a set of v(elcro)-clips to go with the bullhide belt I got from the Beltman http://www.thebeltman.net/bullhide.htm with the velcro sewed inside.
With the v-clips, nothing shows but the belt. I have since cut off the little bit of clip that sticks below the belt, my belt is only 1-1/2".
MikePGS
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Watch out for those Extreme Shock's, I hear they cause your pants to explode 
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