Top Three Carry Guns

[dshortone]

LCR .357
Kimber Compact CDP II (best of the Pro and Ultra world!)
Glock 35

[MissouriDave]

For my opinion whether I currently own it or not:

The H&K USP. The company that started the polymer frame revolution.
The 1911 John Browning did so well series 70.
The Glock 17 that is probably the best single gun ever produced, although I like the 5" barreled versions better.

[PhilaBOR]

HK P7M8
S&W 940
SIG 238

Dorian

Runnin up your post count again Dorian? Or just in a talkative mood?

My 3:

M&P 357sig full size
LCP w/laser
P7 PSP (more comfortable in a theater seat than the M&P)

[Spartan]

HK p7 =9mm
Sig P245 = 45 acp
Sig P239 =40sw

.380s
Ruger LCP
Sig P230
Walther ppk

[Angel Eyes]

1. Sig Sauer Carry 45 1911, 45 acp with 4.25 inch BBl
2. My Beretta 92fs
3. Springfield XDM Compact 3.8 {My Newest acquisition}

Those are my three main carry guns but I do occasionally carry my Ruger GP 100 357 Mag for nostalga reasons.

[SIGP240]

J-frame S&W. Swap out the rebound spring. 2" groups @21 feet with PRACTICE

[brado]

Kahr pm9 or kel tec 380

[mflander]

Nevermind... found it in another post.

[justaguy]

G30 and/or J-frame.

[Pat Cannon]

This is easy for me since I've owned exactly three (styles of) carry guns:

First was the M1911 (first a Charles Daly, then a Kimber) -- I was originally sucked into the gun culture by the writings of Jeff Cooper, so there was no alternative.

Second was the Ruger Sp101 in .357 Magnum -- that 1911 was kinda heavy, plus I found that a manual safety is too complicated for me.


And now I carry a Ruger GP100 -- I needed a 6-shooter to be able to shoot in IDPA with a DAO revolver like my SP101. Then I found that remembering to bring a different gun to matches was too complicated for me.