sidearms...who carries?

[DirtWarrior]

Been a CCW for 7 years now and I carry every time I leave the house

Smith & Wesson M&P 40

 

[Treasure_Hunter]

Been a CCW for 7 years now and I carry every time I leave the house

Smith & Wesson M&P 40

Like Am Express commercial use to say, "never leave home without it".

Springfield XDs .45.....

 

[Clay Slayer]

Open carry for woods, hiking, camping, etc... Ruger GP100 3" Wiley Clapp model, .357

CCW...Walther PPS, 9mm

 

[TerryC]

Open carry for woods, hiking, camping, etc... Ruger GP100 3" Wiley Clapp model, .357

CCW...Walther PPS, 9mm

I used to carry something light.... now it's a Sig 220 or My Smith 19. When I go to the park, no bunting for me.... I plan on a home run! TTC

 

[G. I. Digger]

Just like your MasterCard, Smith 9mm with two 16 round clips, never leave home without it! I fired Expert (36 rounds out of 38 in body center mass) my last 10 years in the military, retired 2006.

 

[TerryC]

Just like your MasterCard, Smith 9mm with two 16 round clips, never leave home without it! I fired Expert (36 rounds out of 38 in body center mass) my last 10 years in the military, retired 2006.

20 years as a cop, NC prisons 5 yrs, and 5yrs at the Kennedy Space Center (Fed Sec Police) NEVER shot less than a perfect score sidearm, rifle, or MP5 (sub gun). I'm an Amateur Extra (KO4KP) 20 wpm code. Thank you, Digger for your extended service to this great county. You are a true hero! Terry

 

[G. I. Digger]

Thanks TerryC but I was honored to serve. In the Army Security Agency (64 thru 68) I was a high speed morse code intercepter. Even after all these years we are still not allowed to discuss everything but one of my assignments was working a "search" position. In order to work this assignment you were required to copy 30 WPM. The code was canned code and not sent by a key. You, as well, put your time in and put your life on the line. Hats off to you as well!
Rich

 

[TerryC]

Thanks TerryC but I was honored to serve. In the Army Security Agency (64 thru 68) I was a high speed morse code intercepter. Even after all these years we are still not allowed to discuss everything but one of my assignments was working a "search" position. In order to work this assignment you were required to copy 30 WPM. The code was canned code and not sent by a key. You, as well, put your time in and put your life on the line. Hats off to you as well!
Rich

I've got a cousin that was taught Russian and then put on a radio to "listen in". 'nough said. TTC

 

[texasred777]

Terry C, and G. I. Digger, thanks to both of you for your service to your/my country. This country owes a large debt of gratitude to all the men and women who have served their country, putting their lives on the line for our freedom. Again, I thank you!