The Only 4 Carry Guns Worth Wearing Every Single Day

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• RO

  @rockandrollrabbit1976 · 9 hours ago

  Thank you, AI man.

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• AL

  @alarranger · 7 hours ago (edited)

  I'm a 73 year old male with arthritis who is a 20 year retired USAF MSGT, and a 22 year retired middle school teacher. I have two carry guns that I alternate daily. The first is a Taurus 856 .38 special with a 2" snubbie barrel with 6 rds in the cylinder, and 6 rds in a speed strip.  The second is a Ruger LCP MAX .380 with a 10 rd magazine and a spare 12 rd magazine.  All of my defense rounds are Underwood Xtreme Defender, and I feel comforable shooting them. The guns are carried in "Sticky" pocket hosters in my right front pocket. and the extra rounds are in my left front pocket. My carry guns are part of my weekly practice routine of five days of 20 minutes each, of dry fire with laser rounds. I also do live fire practice at my local indoor range for 2 hours a week. I never shot a handgun until I was 64 years old, and retired from teaching.  It is a lot of fun learning, and a challenging experience that "keeps me on my toes".

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• 1S

  @1simpleman29 · 3 hours ago

  70 yrs old. I have 5 guns on my CCW. I rotate all of them 1 per week. Springfield Armory 1911 EMP, Glock 19 gen 3, Canik MC9 Mete, S&W Shield, last but not least Springfield Armory Hellcat. Love them all. This week was my 1911’s turn.

• JJ

  @JJ-dc7tt · 2 hours ago (edited)

  If you've got a gut IWB or OWB don't work very well, you're always pulling up your pants. Suspenders can be a game changer though. My favorite is pocket carry. With loose or stretchy jeans (like TPJ) you can pocket just about anything. And with loose or stretchy jeans you can get to it with a seat belt on.

• JO

  @JohnDonaldson-i9z · 4 hours ago

  77 years old with mild arthritis in my hands with reduced muscle mass and grip strength. My EDC is an HK P7 M8 (strong side carry in a Kramer horsehide holster with no retention strap), two 8 round spare mags on my belt on the opposite side in a Kramer double mag pouch. Kramer double layer horsehide gun belt 1 1/2 inches wide. Carry loads are Hornady Critical Defense or Federal Hydro Shock Deep +P. I shoot 200 rounds (150 115 grain FMJ and 50 carry ammo) every other week - more often if I can find the time (still working full time). I pray I never have to draw it and use it.

• SC

  @scotts.8273 · 4 hours ago

  At 68 years old, I carry the S&W 940 9mm revolver. I carry AIWB, (1-2 o’clock position) and have 2 moon clip reloads in pouch on the belt. It goes in pocket of cargo shorts during warm weather using an Alabama pocket holster.

• DA

  @dancassale7805 · 16 hours ago

  Springfield Hellcat 9mm. Hands down my fav EDC. My pocket backup is a NAA 5 shot 22 mag. This is a great, honest very detailed video. Thank you

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• RA

  @RayDoyouagree · 5 hours ago

  Working on my box of holsters.

• AZ

  @azranger8408 · 6 hours ago

  Really like your videos!  I am 77 and have carried since military days. I went from a 1911 & PPKS to now a 2"revolver because like you said nothin' works like it used to. I am small bodied so it has always been IWB at 4 1/2. Ain't no room for AIWB..

• RA

  @RayDoyouagree · 5 hours ago

  Beretta INOX 3032 disappears in a pocket and if it prints it looks like a wallet when in a pocket holster.  It can be shot accurately one handed.  Up close and personal it is suffient.

• RA

  @Ray-vq2jc · 46 minutes ago

  I am 69 years old and I have owned all kinds of pocket pistols but always go back to the 38 snubby air weight Revolver because small semi-autos are not always reliable and the 38 can really pack a wallop with +P ammo. As a side arm  it would be my Gen 1 Glock 17 if we were in a shtf situation. Also sometimes I carry a Glock 43 when going to the mail box of smoking  a cigar outside at night. Glocks are the only semi=auto's I trust.

• MI

  @michaeldearing8999 · 4 hours ago

  I'm 76 EDC 365 Sig

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