[DCBryan1]

and remember...NOV 04, 2017 is carry your AR 15 to work day (antifa revolution day)

[golux]

I love the LCR so much I have two! Hammer and hammerless. Fits RIGHT in the small of my back. LOVE THE LCR in .38+P!

[Pecos]

I really like the size and features of the XDs, but with my large hands, I found that I could only get my thumb and first two fingers on the grip. Controllability was close to impossible.

[Comment Not Approved]

My EDC is the Springfield XDs .45 in an Alien Gear IWB holster. Love that little pistol. There is a 7 round mag available.

Sweet shooter.

[Reno89519]

My primary light-clothing carry is Glock 42 and heavy-clothing carry is Sig Sauer P320SC. Using L.A.G. holsters for both.

[exnavy]

Just my opinion, can’t beat the plow handle on an original Colt SAA.

[Delta 21]

The wheel gun leaves all the auto loaders in the dirt!

[Reno89519]

Just reread their list... odd selection.

[SkyDancer]

I have a nice .380 Ruger LCP.

[Mouton]

Bersa Thunder .380

I have a Thunder 380CC. The difference is it has very low profile front sights. A Walther copy of course is the 380.

[G Larry]

For compact I have:
Glock 36, .45
Walther PPK/S .380
trigger work on both

[Defenestrator]

Kahr PM9 pocket carry for me. It may be more expensive @ $750, but when it comes to concealed EDC and having a good weapon when your life is on the line, I don’t think “affordability” is a serious prerequisite.

The highest prices of those guns listed are around $550. Spending up to $1000 for the right EDC is not unreasonable for me, especially considering that average ball/training ammo runs $15 per box (9mm through .45), and I run through $200-$300 of ammo in one weekend of shooting. JM2C

[Buckeye Battle Cry]

I have my service weapon from my days as a LEO (Glock 9mm) and a S&W M&P .380 with an integrated laser sight.

[bravo whiskey]

I believe a GLOCK 26 is subcompact and a GLOCK 19 is a compact. I carried a 26 for years but, having lost weight, started carrying the 19 +1 w/ 2 spare mags.

[fella]

The old Bretta Jet-fire is a reliable backup for these.

[upchuck]

I'll speak up for the Taurus PT709 9mm.

7+1, 19 oz, 4.5" high, 1.0" wide, 6" long.

Small, light, solidly made, forever warranty, happily devours whatever ammo you feed it.

Good gun.

[N. Theknow]

Anyone have info/experience on the Bersa Thunder Pro Ultra-Compact .45ACP?

[aimhigh]

Ruger LCRx .38 Special stings to shoot. If you want this gun, get the 357 version and load it with .38s.