Conceal Carry Preferences

[spencerhut]

1. Loaded and Locked
2. OWB in a Bianchi holster - I wear a lot of Hawaiian shirts untucked.
3. Auto
4. .40 S&W FN Hi-Power

 

[atek3]

1. Do you carry with one in the chamber?
Six in the Mag, Plus one in the Chamber.
2. How do you carry (Front pocket, back pocket, inside waist band, etc)?
Inside a Nemesis pocket holster, front pocket
3. Do you prefer revolver or auto?
Auto, everytime.
4. What exact gun do you carry the most?
Keltec P3-AT

Also) Safe-T-Blok... AKA get killed when you actually try to deploy your gun in a self-defense situation... Just get a holster that covers the trigger guard and forget about it...

 

[falling leaves]

1. Yes - cocked & locked.
2. Leather strongside IWB mostly, occasionally kydex paddle strongside when concealability isn't as important.
3. Semi-auto.
4. FM Hi-Power Detective in 9mm.

 

[Machete]

One of the reasons I was concerned with one in the chamber is that I'm carrying a kel-tec p3-at. This gun is double action only with no safety. Also the reason I was thinking of the trigger block. I'm carrying it in a DeSantis Nemesis holster. Do you guys think that'll be safe enough. Just call me paranoid.

 

[atek3]

machete, that's my exact setup... carried with a round in the chamber.... Don't worry about it... it's a very safe setup.

atek3

 

[ShooterMcGavin]

1. Do you carry with one in the chamber?
2. How do you carry (Front pocket, back pocket, inside waist band, etc)?
3. Do you prefer revolver or auto?
4. What exact gun do you carry the most?

1. Yes.
However, when I am breaking in a new holster, I will carry with an empty chamber for a day or two. I have read of problems with Glock holsters causing NDs in the past. If the discharge is caused by my faulty new holster, it is still negligent!!! It would happen because I did not properly test the holster for its contact with the trigger, and that is not an accident. I do not agree that my choice makes me dangerous, careless, or otherwise unsafe to carry.

Always carry with one in the pipe-------or------point your finger and yell BANG real loud!

I disagree. There is nothing wrong with spending some time becoming comfortable with your carry method.... BUT, proper gun handling and carrying with a round chambered is still the safest option.

2. IWB. I'm using a cheap Uncle Mike's holster until I have a custom one picked and built.

3. Semi-auto. No cylinder bulk, more capacity, and faster reloads.

4. S&W M&P40 full size

 

[AlaskaErik]

1. Do you carry with one in the chamber?

If you don't carry one in the pipe all you have is an expensive piece of metal.

2. How do you carry (Front pocket, back pocket, inside waist band, etc)?

OWB crossdraw holster in the winter. Front right pocket in the summer.

3. Do you prefer revolver or auto?

Auto all the way.

4. What exact gun do you carry the most?

Glock 23 in the winter. Kahr PM40 in the summer.

 

[Sistema1927]

1. Do you carry with one in the chamber? Yes, always

2. How do you carry (Front pocket, back pocket, inside waist band, etc)? Mainly front strong side pocket in a Desantis nemesis pocket holster

3. Do you prefer revolver or auto? Most of the time an auto, occasionally a revolver

4. What exact gun do you carry the most? Kahr PM9 or S&W 642

 

[GeorgiaGlocker]

Always
IWB
Auto
Glock19/23/26 (They take turns so none of them will get jealous.)

 

[TOADMAN]

1. Always
2. Mostly OWB belt & holster.. Sometimes pocket..
3. No prefrence
4. Glock 26 or S&W 642..

 

[Linda]

1) Always, but I worked up to that after I had a comfort and confidence level to do so. Now, there is no other way!
2)IWB-Kramer Leather horsehide/sheepskin lined
3) auto only
4) Colt .45 Defender