Conceal Carry

[Cleveland99]

I also picked this little shooter for the wife

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[BigMike]

What's a decent owb belt clipped holster for a shield 9mm I prefer kydex if possible

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I like Fobus.  Easy on, easy off.

[Krawler00]

I carry a little Bersa Thunder 380. Great shooting little weapon, accurate. I'm a small framed person so it's easy for me to conceal. My Glock 32 and Ruger P-95 are just to much for me to handle anymore and don't conceal well. I also have a Cobra 38 special that I've had since the late 60's that I carry sometimes, but it's still in immaculate condition so I don't really want to scratch it all up with an EDC. I'll also throw my little SR-22 in my pocket for fun sometimes  //salute//

I have the same bersa .380. Nail driver for sure. Most accurate of all my handguns. Fits my hand great and so easy to conceal.

[BigMike]

I also picked this little shooter for the wife

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My buddy picked up that same P238 about 6 months ago.  Mind asking what you paid? 

[Ted]

Some give the little 380 and even the infamous 22 (which I loves, been shooting it over 50 years) a lotta crap. I think a person that considers any caliber not viable is foolish, and doesn't take into account any of the other possible contributing factors for a given event. Such as target distance, how far away do you expect to be when you must fire? Then there's cover, am I out in the open or is there some cover available? To me it's all about POI point of impact and one round per. If I'm going up against an opposition with a rifle at a 100 or more feet and I'm with any handgun then my factors at when the best opportunity is to fire vary considerably and cover becomes first importance. I'm not in the most opportunistic set of events.  Which brings me to the next factor as what I like to refer to as the Quick Drop Zones. Point of impact on a body is key. I've never seen any living being run or walk very far with a severed spine or a popped cantaloupe. Now a what distance can I with assurance hit that point at the quickest opportunity?  Long story short, handgun= CQB so if I can't pop a cantaloupe (even with 4 layers of Denim on it  //;D// ) at 50 feet with any caliber then I need to just RUN FORREST RUN  //LMAO//

[cru9]

Just picked up a Galco OWB holster for my 19

[tjsahara00]

fill out paperwork for carry...got to take back had have finger prints this week

[cru9]

fill out paperwork for carry...got to take back had have finger prints this week

Jacqie just got hers. Took 2 weeks because of Thanksgiving to get hers

[94xjsport94]

Supposed to take 3 weeks for me to get mine and that was a week ago. Our courthouse finally started doing finger prints there instead of the jail.

[tjsahara00]

$72.50 to fill out paper work then she
said it would be another $25 after that....

[cru9]

$72.50 to fill out paper work then she
said it would be another $25 after that....

Gilmer County was $79 total

[tjsahara00]

Hall County......I paid the $72.50
then she said $25 more when I go
to another building for finger prints.