If CCW was legal in Canada, which of your handguns would you carry?

[sillymike]

I'd have to go shopping for a new snub...

No point in going half-cocked

 

[bollox]

Glock any caliber >9
G29 with 'normal' length barrel would be ideal.
A scandium frame colt 1911 would be ###y, but who would see it?

 

[highlander]

Colt Combat Commander.

 

[Stainless_smith]

 

[pie1]

Glock any caliber >9
G29 with 'normal' length barrel would be ideal.
A scandium frame colt 1911 would be ###y, but who would see it?

Just googled that, and if the 1911 actually is made with scandium....I might actually need to get one some day...

 

[bollox]

Roger (great guy) at shooterschoice dot ca (great place to shop) has one listed for 1200ish. (scandium commander)

(most ever brackets in two line post award goes to...) me!

 

[NAA]

Concealed carry with a full size pistol is simply retarded!

I [legally] conceal carried a [full size] Glock 22 for years with no issue.

I've also [legally] conceal carried a Glock 27.

No real issue [with either] if you have the right rig....

NAA.

 

[pie1]

But then I came to my senses and realized it is still a .45

 

[mrsmitty]

I would carry this. I have one on order at the moment.

 

[Jamie Frost]

All of them...

+1 I would have every pistol in my safe geared up and ready to go if I could. I would also be packing one of those bond arms snake slayers under my nutsack if I was allowed to!

 

[promac]

HK P7. Small, accurate, safe.

+1 for the HK P7 or

Glock 27 with 357SIG barrel.

 

[bdogg]

Colt 1911 .45

 

[singleaction]

Only thing I have that makes sense is my BHP loaded with federal HST2 147gr JHP 9mm. Would definitely need to buy a good rig to conceal that sucker.

If I could, I'd get something in a LC9 / PM9. But I'd settle for an SR9c ;-)

 

[singleaction]

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[krausb]

Just googled that, and if the 1911 actually is made with scandium....I might actually need to get one some day...

Smith & Wesson has several 1911 models with scandium frames. I used to own a S&W 1911PD Guniste Edition scandium framed Commander-size 1911 and the recoil felt remarkably mild for such a lightweight alloy frame.

 

[t-star]

I'd carry my Walker Colt repro. It may not be fancy, but I doubt anyone would try anything with that bulge under my coat And if they did, I wouldn't have to fire a live round, the muzzle flash would be enough to burn the hair off their eyebrows! lol.

that's a HORSE pistol, not meant for HUMAN BEINGS to carry- same as the COLT DRAGOONS- but i DO AGREE with your OBVIOUS AS POSSIBLE theory

 

[misanthropist]

Concealed carry with a full size pistol is simply retarded!

Tell us about your extensive experience with carrying concealed...obviously you must have been there and done that to come to such a firm conclusion.


I only have two or three years' experience myself...apparently that was not enough time to discover how retarded carrying a 1911 was. Although my experience was from outside of Canada...is that why I didn't figure it out?

1911s carry really well...at least for the first couple of years. Maybe they change after that? How long did you carry a full size pistol for and at what point did it begin to suck?

 

[t-star]

for me, it would be a 1911, simply b/c it's the gun i'm most familiar with- probably in an fbi tilt, just aft of the left hip- a pistol, carried there ,isn't obvious, and yet EASILY ACCESSIBLE- look in a MIRROR sometime- if you HAVE to carry forward, one of the armpits or inside the jacket front will do, but it should bethe FLATEST pistol possible, like a tokorev

 

[hicaliber]

M&P .45acp or my Sig 226 9mm but I have a few others that may make it out once in a while if I were so inclined to carry, which would be rare living in Canada.

 

[reefer]

p229 .357sig