Stand in front of my wimpy, wimpy, wimpy 26 and hefty, hefty, hefty is what the 6 guys who are carrying you will say with the weight of all the lead in you.
Which Glock do you use for CC?
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Stand in front of my wimpy, wimpy, wimpy 26 and hefty, hefty, hefty is what the 6 guys who are carrying you will say with the weight of all the lead in you.
CUJOHUNTER
EARPLUGS??
G26 IWB and 637 ankle.
kajuntriton
*Banned*
I voted the 19 because that is what I have BUT this is NOT my EDC, I actually have a Sig P229 that is my EDC, sometimes I will pick up the Glock just for S&G's! 
CloudStrife
Why so serious?
180 FMJ in .40? No expansion and low velocity. Isn't the .40 best with ~165gr bullets? HPs too of course.
Punches through walls and car doors just fine with enough steam to work as intended.
CloudStrife
Why so serious?
Yeah, but I don't plan on using my CCW for shooting through walls and cars. If I was, I'd just get a 10mm.
I thought the question was what do I carry? Did I miss the question that asked me to pick what would be best for you? Do you need others to make decisions for you?
CloudStrife
Why so serious?
I was really was just sort of picking at the .40. From a practical stand point I don't get the FMJ choice, but whatever you like.
It was chosen for ammunition cost ( in case lots), availability(Winchesters 200 million round contract for Homeland Security) and penetration (you can pack a lot of Zombies in a car)
There is no perfect handgun in the perfect caliber with the bestus bullet. You choose a combination that fits your requirements, and go to the range, often and in excess.
There is no perfect handgun in the perfect caliber with the bestus bullet. You choose a combination that fits your requirements, and go to the range, often and in excess.
slinkyonrampage
Noob
Taking the CCW course this summer, and on my 21st birthday I will be buying myself a G19. So that's my answer.
charliepapa
Clandestine Sciuridae
G29 
Seriously, if they would come out with a line of single stackers, I'd like them better for CC. I'm not really sure why they haven't. Kind of like Dodge not having a version of the Suburban. What's up with that? Oh well, I haven't read the whole thread, so if that's already been stated, sorry.
Seriously, if they would come out with a line of single stackers, I'd like them better for CC. I'm not really sure why they haven't. Kind of like Dodge not having a version of the Suburban. What's up with that? Oh well, I haven't read the whole thread, so if that's already been stated, sorry.
CloudStrife
Why so serious?
G29
Seriously, if they would come out with a line of single stackers, I'd like them better for CC. I'm not really sure why they haven't. Kind of like Dodge not having a version of the Suburban. What's up with that? Oh well, I haven't read the whole thread, so if that's already been stated, sorry.
I've thought about the G29. My only concern is the recoil in a subcompact. I just watched a video by that Hickok45 guy demonstrating the recoil of the G26, 27, and 29. It doesn't look that bad. He was shooting Double Tap too. I may see if Precision has one to rent.
The G36 is a single stack .45, but it's only 1.5mm thinner than a G26.
slinkyonrampage
Noob
Dodge Durango?
nickatnite
Crybaby Hater...
I prefer the .50 GI...
charliepapa
Clandestine Sciuridae
Nah, that's not a full-size. It's the SUV version of the Dakota.
Along these lines is what I'm talking about. Apparently these were manufactured but never sold in the American market. This looks to be about the same size as the current Ford Expedition and the Chevy Tahoe, but still a little shorter than he Suburban.
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Look,
The most important feature of a CCW pistol is WHETHER IT WILL BE THERE WHEN NEEDED.
Sure, theoretically, we should all have double jackass rigs with a 6" Python on one side and a LaserMax GLOCK 21 on the other. But, it would be home in the safe WTSHTF.
The G26 will be there WHEN you need it.
I work in "sensitive" areas and must arm/disarm a number of times daily. The G26 in a GALCO "Scout" goes in-n-off belt with one hand, can fit the entire thing in a coat pocket, uses ubiquitous ammo, has 11 round cap, and is amazingly accurate and easy to shoot. And can be re-holstered by one hand, without looking.
And, if I forget to disarm, no-one would notice.
What NolaCop says about not knowing ahead of time when you will need a weapon is OH SO TRUE! Just ask me. Not once, but twice; stupid me; BUT, there won't be a third time.
The simple presence of a weapon will defuse most encounters. The last time I had one like that, I just told the BG, "Don't make me draw my weapon" and he went away, quickly, too.
What we have is one thing; what we actually CARRY is another.
The 5" Kimber of full size Beretta 92 will be home or in truck when needed.
The G26 will be THERE! A J-Frame would be there, too. Maybe both.
leVieux
The most important feature of a CCW pistol is WHETHER IT WILL BE THERE WHEN NEEDED.
Sure, theoretically, we should all have double jackass rigs with a 6" Python on one side and a LaserMax GLOCK 21 on the other. But, it would be home in the safe WTSHTF.
The G26 will be there WHEN you need it.
I work in "sensitive" areas and must arm/disarm a number of times daily. The G26 in a GALCO "Scout" goes in-n-off belt with one hand, can fit the entire thing in a coat pocket, uses ubiquitous ammo, has 11 round cap, and is amazingly accurate and easy to shoot. And can be re-holstered by one hand, without looking.
And, if I forget to disarm, no-one would notice.
What NolaCop says about not knowing ahead of time when you will need a weapon is OH SO TRUE! Just ask me. Not once, but twice; stupid me; BUT, there won't be a third time.
The simple presence of a weapon will defuse most encounters. The last time I had one like that, I just told the BG, "Don't make me draw my weapon" and he went away, quickly, too.
What we have is one thing; what we actually CARRY is another.
The 5" Kimber of full size Beretta 92 will be home or in truck when needed.
The G26 will be THERE! A J-Frame would be there, too. Maybe both.
leVieux
