What's The Most Popular Concealed Carry Handgun on USA Carry

[djkivley]

Throw the Ruger SR1911 on the list. It's alittle big especially considering I'm only 150 pounds at 5' 10'' but it accurate and a dream to shoot.

 

[Stengun]

Howdy,

EDC: Glock 23 .40S&W

Work truck gun: Tauus PT 845 .45acp

Super hot summertime gun: Kel-Tek PF-9

Paul

 

[crburt]

Wife and I both carry Sccy Gen2 CPX-2 9mm. She in her purse, me in an ankle rig. Not listed.

 

[djkivley]

Where can we see the results of the poll?

 

[alternety]

I realize it is still a small number, but could you add the Boberg pistols to your poll?

 

[lukem]

All of the guns mentioned before this post should be on the poll now. If you have something that isn't on the poll enter it as a post like the example below. This will allow us to easily go through and add the new guns to the poll. Now get over to the poll and vote!


Example:


New Gun for Poll: Kahr CM9

 

[alternety]

New Gun for Poll: Boberg xr9-s

 

[cluznar]

I'm sure neither of my carry guns might be the most popular. But they are dependable, accurate, and easy to conceal IWB.

Bersa Thunder .380
Bersa Thunder .32 :dirol:

 

[tekhead1219]

Missing the M&P Shield and the STI Escort .45 ACP.

 

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Glock 21 Gen 4 - 45
S&W 66 - 357
FN Browning High Power - 9mm

 

[AmericanBob]

I like the firepower that the XD 45 delivers, 13 rounds in the mag, one in the chamber, and my car gun, or my back up gun, is the XD 45 tactical (5 inch), and I have extra mags for that one too.

 

[NYwill15]

I don't know the stats, but I'll take my Glock 23 or G27 Gen 4 any time I can . I'll put the .40 Cal up against any other personal defense caliber and will equal or excel at stopping power, accuracy, and feet per second. The .40 S&W Caliber round is the most popular law enforcement round in the U.S. There's a good reason for that.

 

[papa II]

Agee with the RugerSR9c, but also use full size SR9. The accuracy and dependability are impecable. Also use BG .380 auto in summer months in Va.

 

[NYwill15]

The Glock 20 would be a great hiking gun. Any dangerous animal can be stopped by a 10 mm. But for concealed personal protection I would recommend a Glock 27 or 23. The 10 mm is too powerful and if you use it your going to have a hard time in court when the prosecution says you wanted to kill someone, and that's why you carried such a strong round.

 

[cluznar]

Dependability is what counts. Carry a gun that you shoot well and is dependable. Some people say they want a gun that puts the bad guy down with one shot. Nothing wrong with that, but I want one I can control well and put a double tap in center mass. Not too many times a person keeps coming at you with two rounds in him. If they do shoot again. That is why I carry either my Bersa Thunder .380 or else my Thunder .32 acp.
Bad guy's are not gonna laugh and say that's not a big caliber gun so it doesn't hurt me. People have some kind of misconception that bad guys can be shot and laugh it off. Sure sometimes they get shot and keep on coming, even in wars some people take hits and don't go down. But you look at shooting tapes online and you will see that there are not too many bad guys who get shot and keep coming. They like most people get real worried when they are shot and try to run or fall to the ground. Carry whatever you shoot well and shoot till the threat is stopped.

 

[sammeow]

Primary Ruger LC9
Followed closely by Ruger SR9C

 

[NYwill15]

Glock 27 Gen 4 and a Glock 23 . Both with night sights.

 

[NYwill15]

Actually caliber does count too.

Dependability is what counts. Carry a gun that you shoot well and is dependable. Some people say they want a gun that puts the bad guy down with one shot. Nothing wrong with that, but I want one I can control well and put a double tap in center mass. Not too many times a person keeps coming at you with two rounds in him. If they do shoot again. That is why I carry either my Bersa Thunder .380 or else my Thunder .32 acp.
Bad guy's are not gonna laugh and say that's not a big caliber gun so it doesn't hurt me. People have some kind of misconception that bad guys can be shot and laugh it off. Sure sometimes they get shot and keep on coming, even in wars some people take hits and don't go down. But you look at shooting tapes online and you will see that there are not too many bad guys who get shot and keep coming. They like most people get real worried when they are shot and try to run or fall to the ground. Carry whatever you shoot well and shoot till the threat is stopped.

Look at the Famous FBI shoot out that happened in Florida. The bad guy was shot with a 38 special, and was still able to return fire. Granted he died of his wounds, but not before killing a agent. So depending on who is coming at you, and what they are armed with, you might want something stronger than a 32 acp. A 380 acp would be a minimum power cartridge to use. Can a 32 acp kill ? Yes, but how fast ? Would the bad guy have time to return fire after being hit by a 32 acp ? Could be. If he was hit by a 40 cal, or a 45 acp, would he be able to return fire ? Probably not ! There's been a lot of people who were shot by small caliber rounds, and survived. People shot by large caliber rounds, not so much. Granted shot placement does matter too, but the rule of thumb is to shoot the most powerful caliber that you can shoot accurately. That's it.

 

[averyrma]

My carry is a glock 27 SW .40

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[CharlesMorrison]

Dependability is what counts. Carry a gun that you shoot well and is dependable. Some people say they want a gun that puts the bad guy down with one shot. Nothing wrong with that, but I want one I can control well and put a double tap in center mass. Not too many times a person keeps coming at you with two rounds in him. If they do shoot again. That is why I carry either my Bersa Thunder .380 or else my Thunder .32 acp.
Bad guy's are not gonna laugh and say that's not a big caliber gun so it doesn't hurt me. People have some kind of misconception that bad guys can be shot and laugh it off. Sure sometimes they get shot and keep on coming, even in wars some people take hits and don't go down. But you look at shooting tapes online and you will see that there are not too many bad guys who get shot and keep coming. They like most people get real worried when they are shot and try to run or fall to the ground. Carry whatever you shoot well and shoot till the threat is stopped.

I really do hate to ask this but are you a sales rep for Bersa?


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