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I just got my license a month ago, waiting for my holster to carry a Beretta px4 storm compact.

Just upgraded from a Colt CCO to a Wilson Combat EDC X9.
Hands are getting older and a 9 gives me more practice....or an excuse to hit the range.
Not going to an office everyday so i can dress more casual with jeans and a shirt.
Wilson does make a nice gun. Way too much $ but why not.

mainly a springfield EMP 1911 in 9mm.

every so often a CZ-75b

Been a bit lazy and have gone light on the hip.

Miami_JBT wrote: ↑Wed Dec 16, 2020 9:14 am Been a bit lazy and have gone light on the hip.

Gee, is that an official "SEPARATED" Card? When's the divorce?

FfNJGTFO wrote: ↑Wed Dec 16, 2020 11:13 am

Miami_JBT wrote: ↑Wed Dec 16, 2020 9:14 am Been a bit lazy and have gone light on the hip.

Gee, is that an official "SEPARATED" Card? When's the divorce?

P365 or G32

340pd in a Mika pocket holster, typically loaded with 38s.

Years ago I bought a 340sc but had to part with it. My stepmother wanted a gun and out of the options I showed her (340sc, pm9, glock 26 and p3at) picked the j frame. I had a 442 and figured it would be an equal replacement. After a few weeks I acquired another scandium. The weight is noticeable.

I'm back to carrying my Taurus subcompacts now that the weather has heated up. Have one in 9mm and one in .40, both dead reliable with zero issues, whichever I grab first works for me. If on the bike, a full size is carried in a shoulder holster. Usually a Sig 2022, but occasionally an inherited Taurus PT92 that runs like a top as well. I ALWAYS have a Kershaw Brawler at hand as well.

Ruger EC9S. Why? It's small and light and I like wearing lightweight beltless shorts because it's hot in Florida. I can put it in a pocket holster and it's no worse feeling than keys and a wallet on that side. I wouldn't carry a gun otherwise. I hate the feeling of a heavier pistol on me.