What is your longest serving CCW handgun ?

[gregkl]

Glock 19 gen 4 with RMR.

Is that your snub nose on the bottom? Are those Hogue Tamer grips? Do you notice any difference in felt recoil compared to the factory grips?

 

[T755]

Carried these since 1994.

 

[Hopper]

I've been digging this thread for a while, time to post instead of lurk!

The king of sexy EDC pics I'm not, but I've been carrying this S&W Shield PC in 9mm since last August. I've carried others longer but this one has proven to be my favorite. Conceals and carries like a feather. Whether porting makes a difference or not, it shoots as softly as any of my alloy-framed CZ compacts, and (for me) is easy to shoot consistently well.

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[gregkl]

I've been digging this thread for a while, time to post instead of lurk!

The king of sexy EDC pics I'm not, but I've been carrying this S&W Shield PC in 9mm since last August. I've carried others longer but this one has proven to be my favorite. Conceals and carries like a feather. Whether porting makes a difference or not, it shoots as softly as any of my alloy-framed CZ compacts, and (for me) is easy to shoot consistently well.

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I was at the range yesterday and shot my not so new to me S&W 442. Then shot my Shield to compare felt recoil. Needless to say to those that have shot both, a big difference! I'm not sure why I need that snub nose.

Pocket gun I suppose...

 

[Hopper]

I was at the range yesterday and shot my not so new to me S&W 442. Then shot my Shield to compare felt recoil. Needless to say to those that have shot both, a big difference! I'm not sure why I need that snub nose.

Pocket gun I suppose...

Yeah, those airweights with +P can rock you more than people think! As for the porting, I always thought it was a bit gimmicky until I tried my son's PC Shield. I couldn't believe how such a svelte piece of tupperware could have recoil on-par with an alloy-framed CZ compact. But maybe the Shield in general has mild recoil whether it has porting or not.

 

[migunner]

Longest serving?
My Seecamp LWS .32 I got in 1997. I don't carry it all the time, but it still gets carried occasionally.

Seecamp LWS .380, everyday and everywhere for last 6 years.

 

[led4thehed2]

My 3rd Gen GLOCK 19. Bought it on my 21st birthday, been carrying it for 13 years.

 

[Tactical Flannel]

For me its my Glock 27 for the last 15+ years. Its carried almost daily with a +1 magazine extension so I can have a full grip.
If its not the primary, then I carry it as a backup to its bigger siblings the Glock 22 or 23, depending which of those two is being carried that day.

Stay safe

 

[Ark]

I've been digging this thread for a while, time to post instead of lurk!

The king of sexy EDC pics I'm not, but I've been carrying this S&W Shield PC in 9mm since last August. I've carried others longer but this one has proven to be my favorite. Conceals and carries like a feather. Whether porting makes a difference or not, it shoots as softly as any of my alloy-framed CZ compacts, and (for me) is easy to shoot consistently well.

I also AIWB carry a PC Shield 1.0. I have a Magguts +2 on the factory 7 round mag body. Good trigger, extremely reliable, easy to carry, like the sights, and it's one round shy of a P365.

 

[Kozaturf]

Until recently I've carried a S&W Shield 1.0 9mm for about 4 years. Now EDC is a Shield 45 M2.0 and a .22WMR Lifecard.

 

[IndyBeerman]

Taurus PT940 in 40sw, my first handgun purchase in 2001. Not to big, not to small, just wish Taurus or someone would have made extended mags for it.

 

[sparky32]

Dan Wesson Guardian 45acp - Wilson Combat OWB Holster and Spare Mag around 5 years now.

I sometimes carry a G19 IWB also but the last couple years I have had 3 herniated disks and a couple back issues that make it hard to sit with.


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[TacOpsGuy320]

Sadly my Glock43. Not because it's a bad gun but its only been a few years with the same gun.

 

[KokomoDave]

Longest setving? My gen1 Glock 17 I bought new in 1987 after attending Glock armorer's advanced classes in Smyrna, GA. Still have the porcupine Tupperware box.