CCW size, what do you carry?

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Steyr S9 (9mm, compact) on my hip when clothing options allow. Rohrbaugh R9 (itty-bitty 9mm) in a pocket holster any ol' time. But when I'm really concerned, my Kel-Tec Sub2000 9mm in a briefcase. :D

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Colt Pony Pocketlite, .380, light-ish DAO. I tried a lot of guns but this one is small enough and simple enough to suit me.
 
If I'm free to, a colt defender or G19. 90% of the time though, it's a J-frame of some sort. Lately it's been a S&W 340PD.
 
Normally a Colt Commander LW in .45. If a little smaller is called for a A-75 in 9mm. If I am REALLY serious a 4 3/4" Colt SAA in 45 Colt!:evil:

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From smallest to biggest - S&W 642 almost always, Sig P239 .40S&W alot, and a Sig P229 .40S&W mostly in the winter. Sig P220 .45 every now and then.
 
Depends on the weather.........J Frame in a pocket holster to a full size 1911....And a few in between. Essex
 
I have a 3 part carry rotation...

SW 642-pocket carry
Kel-Tec P11-OWB carry
Springfield Armory alloy framed 5" 1911-IWB carry

These three cover all my bases.

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Glock 23 on days when weather is cooler and i can carry OWB (jacket or sweat shirts for cover). Here recently, the S&W 642 has been getting the nod. fits nicely in my front khaki shorts pocket. don't even need a holster.
 
Compact, e.g. a S&W 3913 Ladysmith single-stack 9mm:

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i would carry the warthog or 357 what ever fits you best in your hand
if you use a dime at your end sight and shoot an empty shell if it dosent fall then your best bet would be that,its used for gun control when you shoot
i can shoot cock and shoot again without it falling. my dad tought me that
;) if you want to buy i would say a s&w modle 327 .357 or some kind of sig
 
Kimber Eclipse Pro II
S&W 1911Sc Commander sized
Sig 228

or either the Smith 36 or 60 dropped in my pocket if just running the trash out.
 
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Varies with season........

For jacket weather, I carry a Ruger SP-101 .357mag in a Galco F.L.E.T.C.H. high ride holster, a safariland speed loader in the right jacket pocket and a bianchi speed strip in the left jacket pocket.

For hot weather,jeans and t-shirt wear, a Kel-Tec p-32 in an Uncle Mike's pocket holster. I'd really rather carry something more in line,powerwise, with my winter carry piece but I don't care to adopt a sloppy-untucked shirt- mode of dress.
 
CZ 2075 RAMI, compares to a Bersa .380 in size. It has the switchology & safeties of a 1911 plus a firing pin safety. Its SA/DA capability is a bonus.
 
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