Carry Permit Holders

#51
#51
barknoxbrawler said:
You should arrest everyone involved with the dairy queen franchise. Who sales ice cream and burgers from a nasty building that is a notch above porta jon? Answer....Dairy Queen.
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Dairy Queen quality varies greatly in different parts of the country. The two in Murfreesboro are outstanding. The ones in Knoxville blow.
 
#57
#57
Aavoxx said:
Eh, depends. I'll take suggestions, go shoot them, and decide what I'm comfortable with. I may decide one is worth more than another to me.
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Im a glock guy so I'm a little biased. Any of the subcompact glocks are easy to conceal and very durable. They'll run you around $500
 
#58
#58
Aavoxx said:
OE, do you have any suggestions besides the Sig for a summer carry weapon?

Also any thoughts on the Walther PPS?
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The sig infatuation has always been a duty weapon. I have an in the pant holster........you would never guess it with a t shirt shorts and sandals

Walthers are solid
 
#59
#59
volfanngaytorland said:
Im a glock guy so I'm a little biased. Any of the subcompact glocks are easy to conceal and very durable. They'll run you around $500
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I like Glocks. Excellent, excellent bang for the buck. I have a buddy who has a Glock 17 and I enjoyed shooting it. I've never shot any of the compacts from them though.

OrangeEmpire said:
The sig infatuation has always been a duty weapon. I have an in the pant holster........you would never guess it with a t shirt shorts and sandals

Walthers are solid
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I also really like the Walther's I've shot, but I've never seen a PPS anywhere but on their website.

Is this similar to the holster you have OE?

http://ep.yimg.com/ca/I/policestuff_2203_208457859
 
#61
#61
Les Baer Thunder Ranch special 1911 and a s&w air weight most days, or a Glock 17 and said revolver. One is none and two is one.
 
#62
#62
Aavoxx said:
I like Glocks. Excellent, excellent bang for the buck. I have a buddy who has a Glock 17 and I enjoyed shooting it. I've never shot any of the compacts from them though.



I also really like the Walther's I've shot, but I've never seen a PPS anywhere but on their website.

Is this similar to the holster you have OE?

http://ep.yimg.com/ca/I/policestuff_2203_208457859
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My main carry is my PPS .380. I love it. Shoots great, nice weight, and has a good feel to it. But I still like to get my S&W M&P .45 out from time to time.
 
#63
#63
Similar, maybe. I can get the majority of my sig in my pants/shorts

Not quite what air marshalls have
 
#65
#65
Aavoxx said:
OE, do you have any suggestions besides the Sig for a summer carry weapon?

Also any thoughts on the Walther PPS?
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The Walther PPS is solid. I carry a 40cal PPS in a pocket holster most of the time. It is a narrow framed pistol and took a bit of range time to get use to, as I have large hands. I end up carrying the PPS about 80% of the time now. It even fits in the front of my bib overalls....lol

Later,

CH_V
 
#70
#70
I always seem to carry my Glock 21 when I'm out. Sure, it's huge, but I shoot it well, and you can't beat a .45...

I also have a Walther P99 .40, and my trusty duty, the Glock 22, which I have a tac-light on.
 
#71
#71
Anyone own a Kimber? Besides my Smith and Wesson 39-2 I shoot for fun on the range it was the most comfortable and smoothest thing I've ever shot. Accurate with it too.

Thanks for the suggestions and thoughts on the PPS. I think I'd like to get my hands on one to shoot.
 
#72
#72
Summer carry is the Ruger LC9 9mm with Crimson Trace in a pocket holster.

Winter is a Glock 27 S&W .40 in a horsehide Crossbreed Supertuck deluxe holster.

SuperTuck Deluxe | Crossbreed Holsters - Super Tuck Deluxe

I love my holster and I swear by it. Its not pretty, but its very comfortable. I can honestly carry all day long and forget that its there. Its even comfortable driving/sitting. I carry mostly at the 4 o'clock position, but even at the 6, its tolerable.
 
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#73
#73
Ill pose the question here. Ive been in the market for a 1911 and have been hearing pretty good things about RIA. A local shop quoted me a price of $580 for a 1911 .45 RIA with trid. night sights and a pic rail. What say ya'll?
 
#74
#74
ShanMan said:
Ill pose the question here. Ive been in the market for a 1911 and have been hearing pretty good things about RIA. A local shop quoted me a price of $580 for a 1911 .45 RIA with trid. night sights and a pic rail. What say ya'll?
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Expensive. Where are you shopping at? Fyi- i bought a ria 1911 compact and love it. Great basic model 1911.
 
#75
#75
I thought it might a bit steep myself, but its for the tactical model and I figured the tridium NS sights tacked on about $80-$100. Its a local gun range/shop.
 
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