Erik M
Member
my brothers p3at. its smaller than my wallet.
What's your easiest carry weapon?
- Thread starter speaksoftly
- Start date
- Status
ET
Member
Glock 27 with 357sig barrel & Taurus TCP. I usually carry both.
earlthegoat2
Member
The one on bottom is the easiest but the one on top is not much more difficult so it gets carried much more.
possum
Member
i only carry 2 handguns, either a glock 23 but more often a sa xd service model, and though i have no issue carrying either one, i find that the glock 19/23 frame size is one of the easiest to carry concealed guns out there, for a high capacity semi auto. in the past i have owned many other handguns, and the easiest for me to carry was a kahr k-40 (that was the smallest, lightest gun that i have owned for serious defensive use)
clance
Member
My daily carry is a Kahr TP9 which I wear inside the waist band without a holster to lower it's signature (not that it's not already low). The stainless and polymer makes it nearly maintance free and it's extremely light. Yet though light, it's easily controllable for double taps even with +P ammo.
But I do need to take it in to a smith to knock off some of the sharp edges (radius the slide release and the front of slide) to make it a little more comfortable.
But I do need to take it in to a smith to knock off some of the sharp edges (radius the slide release and the front of slide) to make it a little more comfortable.
orionengnr
Member
- Joined
- Jan 3, 2005
- Messages
- 5,712
Easiest? LCP.
But I don't have all that much faith in the .380 cartidge, so except for 2-3 days per year, it remains in the safe.
Next-easiest? Kahr PM9.
I love this pistol and carried it daily for three years. These days, it is a "few days per year" carry as well.
I prefer to carry something that "starts with a .4", so I make do with my Kahr P45 most of the year.
When "winter" (such as it is) visits us, I carry a 1911 or an N-frame. I can stretch that to four-five months, with some effort. When I move back "Up North", maybe I can carry a 1911 year round.
Of course, by the time that happens, I wil probably be too old to carry a slingshot...or our beloved .gov will have prohibited everything including slingshots by then.
Ain't that a lovely vision of the future?
But I don't have all that much faith in the .380 cartidge, so except for 2-3 days per year, it remains in the safe.
Next-easiest? Kahr PM9.
I love this pistol and carried it daily for three years. These days, it is a "few days per year" carry as well.
I prefer to carry something that "starts with a .4", so I make do with my Kahr P45 most of the year.
When "winter" (such as it is) visits us, I carry a 1911 or an N-frame. I can stretch that to four-five months, with some effort. When I move back "Up North", maybe I can carry a 1911 year round.
Of course, by the time that happens, I wil probably be too old to carry a slingshot...or our beloved .gov will have prohibited everything including slingshots by then.
Ain't that a lovely vision of the future?
Last edited:
searcher451
Member
Walther P99C and/or the Walther PPK/S. I can go all day and well into the night with either on in an IWB High Noon Split Decision holster -- and have on many, many occasions.
clance said:
Do you really think the downsides of not using a holster (exposed trigger, ability to fall out of your pants and otherwise move around, exposure of the gun to the harsh elements in your pants) is worth the lower profile?
- Status
