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I would love an LCRx in .22lr and .357 magnum. In 4" (22lr) and 3" .357 magnum. The .22lr would be a fantastic kit gun and the .357 would make a great light pack gun for ultra light hiking and backpacking. I wish they would have made the Current LCRx 3" in .357 mag...

My Ruger LCP is in my right front pocket anytime i have pants on and a shield 9mm IWB at 4 o'clock. The shield conceals so well itself and is very comfortable to carry so i usually will carry both at all times.

A church is just another building... So yes i carry when i go.

If the price comes down to a reasonable level and they prove to be reliable i may inquire into one after giving it a year or so to work out any kinks they may have.

In the 2000 or so rounds ive put through my shield 9mm it has never malfunctioned. It is the gun on my hip from sun up to sun down and i would definitely trust my life with it.

If i can pocket a small .380 or a .38 snub i will along with my normal EDC Shield 9mm. I usually carry the shield at about 4 o'clock IWB. I like having a backup in my pocket because of the threat of multiple attackers. Im not worried so much about running dry with my 9mm but the thought of...

In the winter when i have a bigger jacket on i carry a smith 442 in my right coat pocket. I carry my normal 9mm shield at 4 o'clock IWB also. I like the revolver in my pocket because i can have my hand in my pocket and if i have to i can fire from my pocket without the gun jamming. If i exhaust...

I want S&W or Ruger to make a ultra compact double action revolver chambered in .32 acp. Something like a J frame scaled down a bit to fit 6-8 rounds of .32 acp. People knock the .32 cartridge but in that size gun i feel it would be a fantastic Back up gun.

A HD pump of some kind. A 9mm double stack (probably a Glock 19) and a Kel Tec p32 for pocket carry as a BUG to my shield or as primary carry in really tight clothes.

I have a 586-4 that is fantastic. It is heavy but that helps if you are putting .357s through it. Unfortunately due two the cost of ammo, Both .357 and .38 i am gonna be selling it to buy a high cap 9mm of some kind. I am a poor college student and i carry a shield 9mm for a ccw and i would like...

Im not a fan of +p loads except in a .38 snub. In a full powered centerfire loading (9mm, .40, .45) with modern designed hollow points standard pressure ammunition is quite effecting without excess flash and recoil. Now in shorter barreled handguns the difference between +p and standard pressure...

I started carrying a gun as soon as i legally could because i know what human beings are capable of doing to one another and im not very good at throwing knives....

The 1911 is the most ergonomic for me for a single stack. But thats if it has an arched mainspring housing. (Yeah i know im one of the few that prefer them.) As far as double stack its hard to beat the S&W M&p full size. Fits me great. YMMV of course.

I've owned and carried one for about 7 months now. It is my primary carry gun throughout most of the year. On really cold days when i am packing a huge coat my 586 or a 1911 is my preference. I just cant get the damn thing to malfunction. :) I have about 900 rounds though it. I have a grip...

Ill take a pair of .357 Vaqueros if I needed some horse type guns. It would just be weird riding a horse and carrying a Glock or S&w M&p.

I like PSA a lot. Their AR parts are great. Ill be keeping my tabs on this one could be my next ak. I gotta get it in my hands first though....

For me this will be a rifle year. I've spent far to much on handguns and I need to get some distance if you know what I mean. Ill be building and Ar-15 within the next few months using mostly PSA and Magpul parts and a .308 bolt is coming shortly after that. If i have the funds i may invest in...

Smith and wesson Shield 9mm. A fantastic carry piece.

My dad had a shotgun when I was growing up that I shot from age 12 onward, but both my parents were and are still not "Gun People". I on the other hand am completely different in that regard. I have always been pro-gun and I always will be. Not only are firearms a hobby for me but they are a...

Beretta 84 and 85 models. cant choose between them...