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Handgun Owners, Do You Carry All The Time?

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RedXray Enthusiast

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I carry every where that's allowed. At home it's on the hip or just a reach away.

 

M&Pc in a CBST

 

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Kimber Ultra Raptor 1911 in a CBST (when I was fat lol)

 

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blackout07 Senior Enthusiast

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I carry every where that's allowed. At home it's on the hip or just a reach away.

 

M&Pc in a CBST

 

 

Dat garage! :thumbs: Always great pics of it on GMFS.

MikeNH Senior Enthusiast

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My other carry pistol- HK45 Compact with the light LEM trigger:

 

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Its the one I travel with because two mags of ammo is just one box rather than two so it's a bit less of a hassle to check with the airlines when I fly.

TimmyG Senior Enthusiast

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No pics but I carry my glock27 and my taurus judge.my soon to be wife has a ruger lc9 and a bersa .380 I can not carry to work. Wish I could Its in the middle of the ghetto. We have 9ft fence with barb wire around the whole place.

 

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Darrin2013 Enthusiast

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I carry 100% of the time when I am not at work but even then its in the truck.

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My Glock is named "american express". Cause I don't leave home without it. I c.c. everywhere I can legally. Too many crazies out there. I will not sit back and let my family become a victim. This is on of the few times I can say I'm proud to live in Louisiana. We have bad ass gun laws!

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