What's your favorite carry weapon ... And why ???

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Only gun I own but personally have looked into stuff and taken advice from a lot of people... Ruger Lcp for me
 
Bersa thunder 380 plus. Because its pretty small (similar to a ppk) light (20oz unloaded) just a good shooting gun. Easy to carry and 15 + 1 :-)
 
I couldn't ask for anything better than my Kimber Super Carry Ultra HD (3" 7+1). At 2lbs unloaded its pretty hefty, but it feels like an extension of my arm. Firing it is superb, smooth, and quick for a 45. IMHO nothing can beat the 1911 system.
 
Bersa Thunder CC. Light, quick and on target easily out to 25 yards. Also very inexpensive in that if I had to use it, I don't mind loosing it until LE and prosecutors office finally decide it was self-defense or justifiable.
 
Bersa thunder 380 plus. Because its pretty small (similar to a ppk) light (20oz unloaded) just a good shooting gun. Easy to carry and 15 + 1 :-)

Glock 23 at 5pm in a Kholster holster.
Planning on getting a bersa 380 cc model next month for times when the 23 is too big to conceal.
 
Kimber Compact Carry II, .45 auto packs a punch (7+1 mag) single action, double safety 1911 frame. Single stack clip makes it easy to conceal, single action give you very little trigger play.
 
All the possible choices of gun for concealed carry are necessarily a compromise of many factors of varying importance to each individual.

The minimum caliber I am satisfied with for defensive purposes is 9mm. The two most important criteria to me for a concealed carry gun are thickness and weight. After trying about everything in the gun store, I have settled on the Kahr P9 for daily carry. The P9 is thin, lightweight, accurate and dependable.

For me, I guess it comes down to the intersection between the least gun I am willing to accept for the purpose and the most gun I am willing to carry regularly.
 
My Ruger SR1911, well its my only carry weapon and now I'll always carry a .45. I've heard so many people say that a full sized 1911 is too big to carry.. well I am 5'10" and about 155pounds and I have NO problem concealing it under a t shirt or even a tank top as long as its not wicked tight. I use a Galco KingTuk IWB holster and its so comfortable that I have to keep telling myself that I'm carrying because if I don't I might forget its there. Nothing says stop like the business end of a .45
 
Carry a Ruger KLCR .357/.38. It has everything one needs, great concealability either IWB or OWB-with untucked shirt, (can use Remora Tuckable IWB, or Mitch Rosen Pancake Belt Slide OWB), max "stopping power" in .357Mag., lightweight but recoil manageable (Hogue Tamer Grips), reliable (Ruger Revolver), and has a "sweet" DAO trigger. Need I say more?
 
S&W M&P 40c because I shoot it well. Sometimes my Ruger LC9 because its smaller but I dont shoot quite as well with it. Actually, i'm thinking of selling the LC9
 
Carry a Ruger KLCR .357/.38. It has everything one needs, great concealability either IWB or OWB-with untucked shirt, (can use Remora Tuckable IWB, or Mitch Rosen Pancake Belt Slide OWB), max "stopping power" in .357Mag., lightweight but recoil manageable (Hogue Tamer Grips), reliable (Ruger Revolver), and has a "sweet" DAO trigger. Need I say more?

LCR for me as well, but I opted for the .38, only now wish I had spent the extra $40 for the KLCR just because. Oh well, what's done is done. I like the feel and weight of the gun as well as the small size of the gun. It's what works for me. My second choice would be the LCP.
 
Ruger sr40c either on my hip or small of my back. Its small enough to hide anywhere but large enough to knock someone on there a$$
 

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