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Everyday carry is a Glock G43, G22 in my door pocket and for my hunting carry G20sf

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FN 509 Midsize. Great Glock 19-size pistol. I'll be ordering the holster for it this week.

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I carry a Glock 19 with the NIB-X coated slide and a Glock 42. Once the Glock 43 hits my store I'll be picking one of those up as well.

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Pack a Left Hand Randall stainless LaMay 45 ACP. Truck gun is a Beretta 9mm 92F, with flipped mag release as I'm a portsider.

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Chris Senior Enthusiast

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In a few months i may pick up a P239 in 9mm. Depends on how i like my P229 on a daily basis

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Springfield XDS 9MM. If I'm OC, it's one of my many 1911's lol

 

 

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Springfield XDS 9MM. If I'm OC, it's one of my many 1911's lol

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1911's, over 100 years old and still going strong. Being that you are Texan, same as me, you've probably noticed that a lot of Texas Rangers pack the 1911, and carry cocked and locked. The only way :)

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1911's, over 100 years old and still going strong. Being that you are Texan, same as me, you've probably noticed that a lot of Texas Rangers pack the 1911, and carry cocked and locked. The only way :)

Yes sir. Many of the sheriff's and constable around here so the same. As well as myself. Only way to carry....condition one!

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Texas chl is now ltc license to carry.... When I complete my certification I will be carrying my vz 82..

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Glock 43 as a daily with an extra mag since it's a single stack. Every once in a while I'll pull out the M&P 9 or FN-X 45 if I'm carrying open in the woods or with a heavy hoodie or coat during the winter.

 

Installed a APEX trigger on my M&P. Fantastic investment over the garbage trigger that comes stock.

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I don't have a carry permit, but I plan on getting one as soon as I can which probably won't be soon either.

 

Right now I have a Glock 19 that I plan on carrying. I also have an M&P 40 full size, but that will stay at the house. When I do get a carry permit I also plan on getting a Glock 26 as a backup and will get it either before or around the same time as getting a carry permit. I say 26 so I can use the 19 mags for both guns.

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Glock 43 as a daily with an extra mag since it's a single stack. Every once in a while I'll pull out the M&P 9 or FN-X 45 if I'm carrying open in the woods or with a heavy hoodie or coat during the winter.

 

Installed a APEX trigger on my M&P. Fantastic investment over the garbage trigger that comes stock.

 

 

I have a Apex trigger and sear in my M&P 40 and it feels a lot better. I only got the trigger because I guess I didn't really like how the trigger is hinged in the middle so I prefer the piece in the center like the Glock and Apex trigger is. I got the polymer one because I didn't have a reason to pay double for the aluminum one.

 

I also installed a Ghost trigger connector on my Glock 19 and that helped it make the pull a little lighter and made it smoother.

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