Limitbreak87
22lr
Sig Sauer P320 xCompact <3
What's your EDC handgun?
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Glock40
22lr
I prefer my Kimber Micro 9 or when my attire allows it, my Para Ordnance 1911. Both guns are single action and the safetys operate in the same direction so I have consistent trigger pulls and safety release, If my wife has her Glock 43 I may carry one also.
That_FNG
6.5 Creedmoor
Currently my shield EZ380 with 2 extra mags but am thinking about kicking it up to 4 extra mags.
No I am not kidding. Deployment in under 2 seconds.
This came out awesome
Only thing that I think I wouldn’t like on that is the Nightstrike Diamondback angled grip. I’d probably go with something else. But I’ve never shot with one, so I can’t positively say yes or no. I’d still rock it either way!
It looks goofy but it's very ergonomic. And as it's an angled forgrip and not a vertical grip it is legal for a pistol. Legality aside it does a good job of locking your support hand and protecting ot from slipping in front of the barrel. A legitimate concern for something as short as the Ace here.Only thing that I think I wouldn’t like on that is the Nightstrike Diamondback angled grip. I’d probably go with something else. But I’ve never shot with one, so I can’t positively say yes or no. I’d still rock it either way!
I know it’s an angled grip, that’s what I referred to as the previous comment. I would probably go with a different angled grip/Handstop option was all I was saying. I was only making a joke since the whole new brace shitshow going down. It’s a nice setup.
I know you know, I'm just saying you should give the nightstrike product a chance. I find it to be satisfactory.
Appendix?
Nothing has changed but while hurting myself by engaging on reddit the whole topic of red dots add too much bulk for EDC..
Well here I am 5'5" 140lbs carrying my G34 with Trijicon RMR
Well here I am 5'5" 140lbs carrying my G34 with Trijicon RMR
Saltwater60
.950 JDJ
Is it comfortable to sit down in? Does your shirt lift up well or is it kind of tight?
It's actually more comfortable then my g45 with x300u in the same holster.
And the shirt clears with no problem, I do make sure to pull it up with some authority just incase but thats is no different than if this was a g26
fnfalguy
.308 Win
@Edwardteach72 I'm in agreement with you on the comfort of wearing it. We are quite a bit different in size, but wearing my g17 all day is comfortable. Here in today's attire. Difference is I run a MDTS pocket shield with a spare mag. And I'm 6'5, 215. So there's that as well. Oh yeah, and you can actually style your hair. Been quite a while since I could do that
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It's funny how this idea that you have to have the absolute smallest gun to be able to conceal or be comfortable.
Yes would a g43 be more comfortable, of course but only marginally and then I'd be left with a less than ideal gun to defend myself with.
Large guns can be surprisingly easy and comfortable to carry
Anti dick shooter
@Drinkthekoolaid
It's called a "Striker Control Device" (aka the gadget)
Its a passive safety that prevents the striker from traveling rearward so the gun can't go off
It's called a "Striker Control Device" (aka the gadget)
Its a passive safety that prevents the striker from traveling rearward so the gun can't go off
What your gun says to itself every time you reholster.
fnfalguy
.308 Win
Depends if you hit it with a nine or forty five. Let the arguments resume.
If I was carrying a 45 I'd just use a cast iron pan as a cup
Wait...no one else already uses a cast iron pan as a cup??? Gotta make sure I get full coverage and protection.