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CPL legal carry of course. Blade length can be iffy in certain areas. Alas... Here are a pair of my current favs. Wilson combat CQB custom 1911 lightweight officers and a Microtech SOCOM Bravo. Both custom made.
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Daily Knife and Gun preference
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The gun market and laws in my country are pretty bad. You Americans have no idea how much we envy you.
I carry one of these three. Ruger Security Six, GP-100 or SP-101. They are all very accurate, with pretty good actions (I shoot double action exclusively) and I can feed them a steady diet of stout reloads without fear.
I carry one of these three. Ruger Security Six, GP-100 or SP-101. They are all very accurate, with pretty good actions (I shoot double action exclusively) and I can feed them a steady diet of stout reloads without fear.
I still don't have my concealed carry, just been lazy in getting it to the sheriff's office. Still I carry my gun, but with summer on he way I will not be able to holster carry anymore, but I'll see.
Gun is a Sig Sauer P232, and I really like the Sig sights as they make it faster to acquire your target. Knife shown is what I carried this past August through November, and is the ZT0600, a great knife, and one that is built to handle whatever you throw at it.
My current carry is between these two. The "smaller", definately a misnomer, is the Kizer Gingrich GTI, while the larger one is a Kizer Phantom Ki5401A2. Both are great knives.
Gun is a Sig Sauer P232, and I really like the Sig sights as they make it faster to acquire your target. Knife shown is what I carried this past August through November, and is the ZT0600, a great knife, and one that is built to handle whatever you throw at it.
My current carry is between these two. The "smaller", definately a misnomer, is the Kizer Gingrich GTI, while the larger one is a Kizer Phantom Ki5401A2. Both are great knives.
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If you mean in the U.S., then...yes.
Poor neighborhoods in larger cities can be tough.
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Its funny that in the US most of the crime ridden area's are the hardest to get a concealed weapons permit at and often have very strict knife laws... you know because criminals like to follow the law
For knife, it varies from day to day, most recent one is a Kershaw Kuro. As for gun, I don't carry a pistol with me, but if I were to get a CCL(I live in TX, it's not hard), I'd carry my Ruger LCR or my SIG P239. The SIG is my favorite of the firearms I own, but the Ruger is smaller and lighter, and that's a big plus for me. Unlike some people, I don't LIKE carrying around a ton of stuff with me, phone, wallet, keys(with a small LED flashlight), and knife are plenty for me, so if I were to add a gun to my carry list, I'd probably choose the Ruger for it's compactness.
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I'd probably choose the Ruger (LCR) for it's compactness.
Good choice. I did have a Ruger semi-auto (the small nine) but sold it.
My easiest carry piece is a Smith airweight .38 with Barami HipGrips.. That is the greatest thing since sliced bread. I've had this gun forever, and it just slides into my waistband whenever I leave the house. About 12 or 13 ounces. Sometimes, I forget I'm wearing it...as it is so light.
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Good choice. I did have a Ruger semi-auto (the small nine) but sold it.
My easiest carry piece is a Smith airweight .38 with Barami HipGrips.. That is the greatest thing since sliced bread. I've had this gun forever, and it just slides into my waistband whenever I leave the house. About 12 or 13 ounces. Sometimes, I forget I'm wearing it...as it is so light.
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This is what I carry most often, although the knife rotates between the WH shown below, PM2, Sage 1, GEC Charlow, or Northwoods Madison Barlow. And I seldom go anywhere without a Case Peanut somewhere on me as well.
And for the record there is NOT a lot of crime in the area where I live. But wolves are everywhere and in every country regardless of the laws. It makes no sense for only the criminals to be carrying.
And for the record there is NOT a lot of crime in the area where I live. But wolves are everywhere and in every country regardless of the laws. It makes no sense for only the criminals to be carrying.
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I only have a couple pistols, much more of a rifle guy myself. But my carry piece working is a Sig P226 and it is hands down the best pistol I've ever owned. And I've owned quite a few, only just kept a couple. My non work carry is also a Sig, an SP2022. Got it on sale at a local shop for a very good deal but not really expecting much from an inexpensive pistol- even if it is a Sig. I'll be darned if it hasn't really surprised me and turned into a great little gun. Goes real nice with my Southern Grinds Bad Monkey.
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