concealed carry, weapon of choice

[Raspy]

I have two that I carry a lot. One is an SP101 DAO .357 and the other is an H&K P2000SK in 9mm. Both are high quality and reliable.

The SP101 is a heavy little chunk, but easier to deal with in some ways, and very durable. There is nothing more reliable than an SP101. The H&K has more rounds and would be my choice for a serious gunfight. But when I'm working at night, my PM9 is the one I want in my pocket. Never in the way and more power than my LCP. The LCP is reserved for maximum concealment where the lower power is acceptable, if that makes sense.

When I go out and walk at night, the SP or the H&K go with me.

 

[tungularafishcamp]

What is so important about concealing your weapon? I would assume the permit allows you to carry a weapon either concealed or not, what is the big deal if it shows a little bit or a lot??

 

[RoyJackson]

What is so important about concealing your weapon? I would assume the permit allows you to carry a weapon either concealed or not, what is the big deal if it shows a little bit or a lot??

In some states a firearm must be carried concealed and any exposure is considered brandishing, rather that exposure is accidental or not.

 

[RoyJackson]

I normally carry a Glock19, standard capacity magazine...sometimes with a Ruger LCP as a backup.
There is always a .38 snubby in my pocket unless I'm in bed.

 

[RTII]

Springfield xds. Been carrying it for the last couple of months. Finally a big bore, highly reliable, semi-auto that actually is comfortable to carry. Great shooter as well.

 

[tungularafishcamp]

In some states a firearm must be carried concealed and any exposure is considered brandishing, rather that exposure is accidental or not.

Thanks Roy, guess I am spoiled living here, gotta get outside more

 

[moog]

Travelin' light it's an LCP and on heavy days it's a Colt Defender .45.

A handgun is merely a means to assist you in getting to your long gun, nothing more, nothing less.