Do you have more than 1 edc handgun? Why?
Did you retire/replace an edc handgun, but still have it? Do you have various handguns you put into the rotation?
Do you have more than 1 edc handgun? Why?
Did you retire/replace an edc handgun, but still have it? Do you have various handguns you put into the rotation?
Two, but it is one or the other, not both at the same time. PPS is much easier for me to carry. VP9SK for when I have a heavier jacket and it is cooler out. The latter allows more ammo, but not a lot more. Neither are enough for 40 guys on 4-wheelers…
Multiple, depending on attire and occasion! Bond, James Bond.
3, I just like to rotate them in and out. I always feel like I’m abusing one if I carry it for more than a couple of months.
Multiple, but they are substantially similar, if not essentially perfect substitutes for one another.
I found the formula that works for me and stuck with it for consistency.
Yes – I have 9mm and .45 both are full size!
Always ONE.
The old stays at home as an additional “home defense” and sometimes I take it for shooting classes as a spare.
In CA, your CCW must be listed, max of 5 handguns but most counties allow only 3.
I listed two.
I used to include a 1911 compact. I carried it once but didn’t like the extra weight. Plus, it doesn’t have ambilis safety. Upon permit renewal, I replaced it with a Springfield XD subcompact.
Yes. Changing perceptions can lead to accumulation.
I don’t rotate, but try to train with what I carry and carry what I train. I retain a reserve in the event of loss, breakage, or other mishap. Maybe staged as backup. Micro gun for special micro occasions.
I do periodically rotate anything plausible into my live and dry practice rotation to maintain proficiency.
I have one that I carry most of the time in most situations… then a smaller one for when I can’t conceal the main one well enough. And a larger one for when I can conceal it.
I got a few. I carry what I choose, and also may vary due to what I am doing.
Because when you go for a drive, you’ve got to have a spare
or as Mr Camp said: Two is one, one is none.
No rotation here. Just two handguns. A small J frame Centennial and a full size 1911.
Both concealable.
Full size for home defense, compact for EDC.
You want consistency, so rotation is not a great idea.
Yes, not at the same time. Depends on what clothing season it is. Coat and or longer thick clothing=full size guns. Lighter clothing= S&W airweight and compact guns.
I like options so I have many, from shoulder to pocket to belt to ankle. In the winter I carry at 3:00 with a pocket pistol in my heavy coat in case I can’t get to my .45.
Winter waistband access in certain parts of the country, when dressed to be outside, can certainly be quite a bit more difficult than in the summer…that’s for sure
I usually take them all to the range with me, admittedly I shoot some more than others. I do dry fire training (Draw, Acquire, Fire, Acquire, stow) with all of them so I feel comfortable enough with anyone of them.
3, I just like to rotate them in and out. I always feel like I’m abusing one if I carry it for more than a couple of month
I’m exactly the same behavior with regard to my wristwatches. Well, I do it with my sidearms too.