Which DA/SA gun would you carry?
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Which DA/SA gun would you carry?
Which Double / Single action or single action gun would you carry?
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DA/SA: Sig P226 (which is awfully large) SA: Sig 938 Nice size for carry purposes
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Several years ago, after serious consideration, I went to my LGS with the intention of purchasing a SIG P229. I had decided it was just the gun for me.
Upon arrival, I first went to the used gun counter in the hope that they might have one there. They didn't, but they had a SIG PRO SP2022. It's almost exactly the same physical size as the P229, but with a polymer frame. Used, it was 1/3 the price of a new P229. I bought it. I've never regretted that decision.
Upon arrival, I first went to the used gun counter in the hope that they might have one there. They didn't, but they had a SIG PRO SP2022. It's almost exactly the same physical size as the P229, but with a polymer frame. Used, it was 1/3 the price of a new P229. I bought it. I've never regretted that decision.
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A rail less P229 is tops in my book.
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I carry a SigPro SP2022.
Great gun, and I recommend it highly.
Great gun, and I recommend it highly.
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Re: Which DA/SA gun would you carry?
CZ
I carry a CZ 75B stainless, and a CZ SP-01 FDE
I carry a CZ 75B stainless, and a CZ SP-01 FDE
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I sometimes carry a Sig P226 Extreme or a P220. All my handguns are full size.
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CZ P-07 Duty almost every day.
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Re: Which DA/SA gun would you carry?
Daily carry = Springfield Armory 1911-A1 TRP - .45acp in a Tucker DC-3 Open carry except at church.
Work rig, up & down on & off a tractor, mower, physical work that gets one double dirty = Springfield Armory XD - .45 in a Home Made Chesty Puller rig.
XD is easy to clean at end of the day. 10 minutes. Chesty Puller rig keeps it accessible and off a belt when seated.
Work rig, up & down on & off a tractor, mower, physical work that gets one double dirty = Springfield Armory XD - .45 in a Home Made Chesty Puller rig.
XD is easy to clean at end of the day. 10 minutes. Chesty Puller rig keeps it accessible and off a belt when seated.
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Love carrying and shooting this. In my opinion...the most underrated carry gun of all time.
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USP Compact 9mm
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This is what I was going to say. I need to get one to go along with my P99qa, PPQ 1st gen, PPS 1st gen, and P22.surferdaddy wrote: ↑Sat Aug 15, 2020 10:47 pm
Love carrying and shooting this. In my opinion...the most underrated carry gun of all time.
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This is what I was going to say. I need to get one to go along with my P99qa, PPQ 1st gen, PPS 1st gen, and P22.
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When you get one; I’d seriously consider some Trijicon HD’s on it. I really love mine.
This is what I was going to say. I need to get one to go along with my P99qa, PPQ 1st gen, PPS 1st gen, and P22.
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When you get one; I’d seriously consider some Trijicon HD’s on it. I really love mine.
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I carry a bersa thunder from time to time..
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Re: Which DA/SA gun would you carry?
I love the P99as. It's always tempting to get one.
But to answer the question in the thread subject, my go-to DA/SA is a Beretta M9A3. It's top 2 on my carry list alongside the Glock 43x. I'm thinking of adding the 92x Performance trigger on it and welding a gas pedal to the take down lever. I figure I already have a Beretta. Why get a second one (the 92x Performance) when those are the only two features I really care about on the new one?
A couple times a year I may feel a bit adventurous and carry the FNX45 Tactical because I can. That is surprisingly easy to conceal with a light jacket even with a TLR-1 mounted on the pistol.
I tried carrying the Sig P226 Legion once, but that turned into a giant mess when the mag catch and catch retaining plunger started rusting and seized in place. That is literally the only gun I had a problem with in regards to the magazine catch. No other carry gun has ever had a rusty anything no matter how it's carried. And apparently I'm not the only one with a rusty Sig problem either. Doing a quick internet search shows a lot of people with the same or similar problem, including Tim from the Military Arms Channel. Since then, I shelved the Sig, and it's now a range-only gun.
But to answer the question in the thread subject, my go-to DA/SA is a Beretta M9A3. It's top 2 on my carry list alongside the Glock 43x. I'm thinking of adding the 92x Performance trigger on it and welding a gas pedal to the take down lever. I figure I already have a Beretta. Why get a second one (the 92x Performance) when those are the only two features I really care about on the new one?
A couple times a year I may feel a bit adventurous and carry the FNX45 Tactical because I can. That is surprisingly easy to conceal with a light jacket even with a TLR-1 mounted on the pistol.
I tried carrying the Sig P226 Legion once, but that turned into a giant mess when the mag catch and catch retaining plunger started rusting and seized in place. That is literally the only gun I had a problem with in regards to the magazine catch. No other carry gun has ever had a rusty anything no matter how it's carried. And apparently I'm not the only one with a rusty Sig problem either. Doing a quick internet search shows a lot of people with the same or similar problem, including Tim from the Military Arms Channel. Since then, I shelved the Sig, and it's now a range-only gun.