Whats Your Favorite Concealed Carry Handgun ?

I need to pick up my old Charter Arms 3 inch .44 special. I need to get a good holster for it. All I have is a nylon belt slide.
 
No new guns, but I did get some nice Maple burl grips for the Kimber Micro.

Ill try and get some pics this afternoon.
 
JK Knives said:
Anybody get any new guns? I enjoy living vicariously through your photos!
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No handguns but I did pick up a Remington 700 in 270 caliber last weekend. It was a spontaneous purchase but I'm into for little enough that I'm sure I can make a dollar or two if I decide to not keep it.
 
Since I have not owned a hunting rifle, (or any rifle besides my Dad's old .22), for over 30 years, I'll let someone else start it.
 
Found some SGM grips used on ebay. Guess the previous owner didn't like them because they look brand new.







 
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I've been carrying the Ruger LCR in 357. I bought it recently to replace my Ruger LC9.


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I have quite a selection of grips for my .45, imitation ivory, the original rubber, a set of old Pachmayr wraparound rubber, (for that retro look), maple burl, rosewood, Wilson Slimline, and I used to make them from micarta.
 
What gun should you carry? You have to take a tip from your wife and learn to "accessorize". Shorts and T-shirt I carry a Seecamp 32 in pocket. For A nice walk in the woods with Jeans and boots I strap on a Les Baer with a good leather holster. When I'm feeling nostagic then I carry a Smith & Wesson 640 Pro with a Lobo Enhanced Pancake Holster. The Lobo leather squeaks a bit and has that nostalgia thing going for it. When I have to go somewhere that has the potential for me possibly needing a gun I bring a Glock 30 with extra mags.
 
I agree. I've changed my style of dressing, I now buy my pants and shirts in a larger size, and when wearing shorts I usually carry a NAA .22 magnum Mini Revolver.
 
Not too bad. You can keep it on top of a desk or a night stand in plain view :thumbup:


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batosai117 said:
Not too bad. You can keep it on top of a desk or a night stand in plain view :thumbup:


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I mentioned the exact idea on another site and was told it was "silly" as "no one carries a day planner anymore" and "it's obviously a sneaky pete" and "nosy people will look in it and see what's in there".
I think they may be paranoid.
Who the heck pays attention to common office objects on someone's desk?

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One of my daughters is a realtor, and she always carries a planner. I just thought is was kind of neat, my youngest daughter got it for me for Fathers Day.
 
JK Knives said:
Kind of cool.



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I actually used one of those in the 90's when day planners were all the rage. Back then I allowed too many variables and changed my carry mode based on clothing, planned activity, or even mood. Since then, I've decided to keep my firearm on the body, and stay consistent with mode of carry.

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Last new one i picked up was the Kimber Ultra Carry. I think i want to get a new revolver and get rid of a few of the pistols and long guns that i no longer carry or shoot at all. Probably won't be a concealed carry revolver though, as i already have a J frame that used to be my regular carry (and still rotates in sometimes).
 
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