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What is your ONE EDC piece??

Discussion in 'Handguns: General Discussion' started by perklo, Jul 27, 2022.

  1. the Black Spot

    the Black Spot Member

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  2. bannockburn

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    Currently it's a SIG P365X, with a DeSantis SOF-TUCK IWB holster, as my primary EDC. Have a Ruger LCP MAX, with a DeSantis Nemesis pocket holster, as back-up.
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    Before this I use to carry a Kahr CM9, along with a pair of S&W J frames: a Model 649 and a Model 638, for EDC. Had DeSantis SOF-TUCK holsters for all of them.
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  3. 375supermag

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    Hi...
    Springfield Armory 1911 in .45ACP for every day carry. Nickle Colt Combat Commander .45ACP as a backup.


    When hiking or hunting, any of a couple or three dozen SA or DA revolvers in. 357Magnum, .41Magnum, .45Colt, .44Magnum, .44Special, .45AutoRim, .357Maximum and .375SuperMag.

    Very rarely carry my .22LR/.22Mag, .38Spl, 9mm, 10mm or .40S&W handguns although I do keep the high capacity M&P40 in .40S&W in my vehicle on the rare occasions that I venture into the urban war zone where the drug gangs have gun battles seemingly every day according to the news reports. I haven't been into the county seat urban area for five years...
     
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  4. jstert

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    i hate to admit it, as a confirmed lover of revolvers and rimfire ammo, whose only firearm for 25+ years was a wonderful taurus 85 38sp snubbie, my go-to, suburban edc favorite has evolved to a keltec p32 semiauto pistol in 32acp.

    unless i’m way outdoors my ccw must be totally unseen for social reasons, the p32 is slim and compact but with a grip sleeve quite comfortable. i can shoot the p32 rather well. with various fmj ball ammo it’s been 100% reliable. for my humble suburban needs, consistently on-target 32acp is certainly useful.

    otherwise revolvers rule. at a beach or while jogging a naa bugout1 22lr; on a hiking path or long distance drive a s&w 642 38sp loaded with wadcutters.
     
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  5. Artg56

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    EDC and backup, H&K Vp9 and Sig P365

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  6. bigmike45

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    Main EDC is my Wilson Professional in 45acp.
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    BUG is my KelTec PF9 in 9mm
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  7. JR24

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    One of these, yes, it’s two guns but they are the same model and optic :)

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    The black one is my carry gun, the tan is back-up/range/dry fire
     
  8. Choctaw

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    Glock 19 Gen 5.

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  9. defjon

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    That day, she was amazed to discover that when he was saying "As you wish," what he meant was, "I love you." And even more amazing was the day she realized she truly loved him back.
     
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  10. perklo

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    I wondered if anyone else thought of "The Princess Bride" reading his post! :thumbup:
     
  11. Mark 40

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    S&W Model 632. Had been using a 432PD but upon recently acquiring the 632 it took the top spot.
     

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  12. rdmercer

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    Glock Model 27 40 cal. with extra mag for 18 rnds. Very concealable, recoil controllable, very accurate. About the best choice I can find for all around best.
     
  13. Gunfu_Blaster.45

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    Haven't gone a day without it in years.
     
  14. P5 Guy

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    Glock 26 since I sold the Walther P5
     
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  15. CajunBass

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    I think I've finally found "the one." I decided to just go with the "keep it simple stupid" line of thought, and picked up a new Walther PPK/s in 380. Sure, there are "better" choices...I've owned a lot of them myself, but I really like this thing, and shoot it fairly well. I carry it in an old school Bianchi Model 100 IWB holster. Drop a couple of extra mags in my pocket, and I'm set to go.

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    Backup? Well I've got some options, but this plan A.
     
  16. hso

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    Customized 3.9" Commander length alloy Hi-Power.

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  17. Haywood

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    The regulars here have probably seen the pictures I’ve posted of my two semi autos and four or five J-Frames. From the time I get dressed in the morning until undressed at night to go to bed two of said firearms are usually on me. But, the times in between even in pajamas at least a J frame is in my pocket. The past week or two was the model 37’s turn. 9C16A57D-FEDD-4054-AA17-2D0593E76D4F.jpeg
     
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  18. 12Bravo20

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    If I had to narrow it down to just two, it would be my combat 1911 in 45ACP an my Sig P938. But since I don't have to choose only two, I have a good variety at my disposal.
     
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  19. Night Rider

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    My one true EDC is a Glock 26. That's the gun I carry daily.

    The 43 is If I'm going to the gym

    The 19 is If I'm out running errands AND I'm not going to have to disarm to go in somewhere (VA).

    ETA they're all 4th generation If that's relevant
     
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  20. daniel craig

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    Glock 48 but I think that's going to change soon
     
  21. CDW4ME

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    I tallied the replies that selected either semi or revolver (two had both and were omitted). 50 replies tallied.
    semi - 42 (84%)
    revolver - 8 (16%)
    On par with what I would have predicted.
     
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  22. perklo

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    It wasn't until ten round QUALITY micros starting rolling in that I switched. Before that - once the law allowed choice in a CCW instead of a specific weapon - I carried either a S&W Model 60 .357 or the SP101. But twenty rounds of +P 9mm in the Sig P365 including a spare mag was a powerful incentive to come over to the "Dark Side " as it were lol.
     
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  23. Viper1357

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    Ruger LCP .380 acp with a stainless slide.

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  24. jak67429

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    Kahr cw9, if I need to go real small a tcp 380.
     
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  25. Rexster

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    A 2.25” Ruger SP101 is my most-carried handgun, by far. I have several of them, but my oldest, with a factory spur-less hammer, seems to be carried the most. If I carry a larger handgun, I still tend to carry the SP101, along with the other gun. Sometimes, the second gun is a second SP101.

    I do not “rotate,” as a matter of practice. Occasionally, the SP101 that I carry will not be that first one, with a spurless hammer, perhaps because I want a hammer spur, for retention in a particular holster, or, I may just decide that a 3” SP101 is a better choice for a particular environment. Or, I may just happen to grab my second or third 2.25” spurless-hammer SP101, for whatever reason. (The third has been prettied-up, a bit, so, I like to minimize wear and tear.) But, usually, my first spur-less SP101 is THE foundation of a day’s carry, whether or not I am also carrying a second gun.
     
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