Good conceal guns

Incommando · 03-11-2015, 10:47 AM

Having actually fired a Glock in a life-threatening situation I found nothing wrong with the trigger. I have put thousands of rounds through various models and, right out of the box, can shoot 100% on most any pistol course. They are not sexy. They are a tool. They don't win brag-off's about how much money you have in customizing them. They simply do what they are supposed to do. When the **** hits the fan sexy does not save lives: simple, reliable, and accurate do.

I now use a G27. I also have a small .380 in the Taurus TCP that I carry most of the time, though. It is IMHO great as a not-wearing-much in the summer gun or anytime that you want a pocket gun. I must qualify yearly for my particular license and I use the TCP without any issue ( scoring 95% or better) despite its smaller size. I chose it over the Ruger LCP as the grip and trigger guard are more comfortable to me. Had Glock had the G42 single stack .380 on the market at the time I would have bought it instead. For those who argue magazine ( none of these guns have "clips"

) capacity I would point out that the average police shoot-out consists of 5 shots. Total. By both sides. The average police shooting with no return fire is 2 shots. Bullet selection and placement are the keys.

93 Krawler · 03-11-2015, 12:56 PM

Thanks for all the info. I really liked the Glock 26 except for the extra width due to the double stack clip. My second favorite was the S&W M&P 9 Shield. It's a 1/4" thinner than the Glock, but only holds 7 in the clip. I ended up getting the Shield. Came with a 7 & 8 clip for $375.00. This should be easier to conceal. Heading back to the range Saturday to break it in.

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kyrel69 · 03-23-2015, 08:22 AM

i am looking at the S&W M&P9c. i went to the range and rented a number of guns and liked how this one felt to hold and fire the best. second was the S&W shield, the wider gripe on the 9c i like better but not for sure how it will be like to carrying it.
anyone have or had either of theses?

03-11-2015, 10:47 AM	#1
Incommando Join Date: Sep 2011 Location: Kettering OH Posts: 61	Having actually fired a Glock in a life-threatening situation I found nothing wrong with the trigger. I have put thousands of rounds through various models and, right out of the box, can shoot 100% on most any pistol course. They are not sexy. They are a tool. They don't win brag-off's about how much money you have in customizing them. They simply do what they are supposed to do. When the **** hits the fan sexy does not save lives: simple, reliable, and accurate do. I now use a G27. I also have a small .380 in the Taurus TCP that I carry most of the time, though. It is IMHO great as a not-wearing-much in the summer gun or anytime that you want a pocket gun. I must qualify yearly for my particular license and I use the TCP without any issue ( scoring 95% or better) despite its smaller size. I chose it over the Ruger LCP as the grip and trigger guard are more comfortable to me. Had Glock had the G42 single stack .380 on the market at the time I would have bought it instead. For those who argue magazine ( none of these guns have "clips" ) capacity I would point out that the average police shoot-out consists of 5 shots. Total. By both sides. The average police shooting with no return fire is 2 shots. Bullet selection and placement are the keys. Last edited by Incommando; 03-11-2015 at 11:00 AM.

03-11-2015, 12:56 PM	#3
93 Krawler >>>PMC<<< - CORE Member - - Administrator - Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: Ross, OH Posts: 2,069 Images: 1268	Thanks for all the info. I really liked the Glock 26 except for the extra width due to the double stack clip. My second favorite was the S&W M&P 9 Shield. It's a 1/4" thinner than the Glock, but only holds 7 in the clip. I ended up getting the Shield. Came with a 7 & 8 clip for $375.00. This should be easier to conceal. Heading back to the range Saturday to break it in. Attachment 8087 Last edited by 93 Krawler; 01-31-2018 at 10:49 AM.

03-23-2015, 08:22 AM	#8
kyrel69 Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Middletown, Ohio Posts: 372	i am looking at the S&W M&P9c. i went to the range and rented a number of guns and liked how this one felt to hold and fire the best. second was the S&W shield, the wider gripe on the 9c i like better but not for sure how it will be like to carrying it. anyone have or had either of theses?