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whiskeybizness
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I recently found out my job allows me to carry concealed, and i'm lookin for a good concealable hand gun. any recomendations?

Nov 9 2013 1:18PM
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uni-corn
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You're an idiot.

To the OP, as stated above, a Glock 19 is the end-all be-all for all around combat pistol. Small enough to conceal(I'm 5'9" 140lbs and run one under a tee shirt no problem), large enough to get a firm positive grip on, great magazine capacity, cheap, readily available, and, last but not least, it is a Glock.
Nov 10 2013 1:10AM
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uni-corn
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Although he is speaking of a SHTF scenario, every single point he makes is applicable to a handgun you will carry. Listen to Mr. Noir.


Nov 10 2013 1:22AM
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uni-corn
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FUUUUUUUUUU.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8u5FcfTmCcE
Nov 10 2013 1:23AM
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cobra_commander
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Meh, the glock is not the end all of semi auto 9mm pistols. Personally, I'd prefer a CZ, FN or HK. All are more expensive, and last time I was looking for a pistol CZs were unobtanium.
Nov 10 2013 1:31AM
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uni-corn
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I'll admit, I am a Glock fanboi. When I say that, I mean it in the sense of all around, good for everything, won't let you down pistol. When I go to purchase my 2nd 19, if there is a FNX-9 available, I'll go for that. But as a presumably first pistol, can't go wrong with the Glock.
Nov 10 2013 1:37AM
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Bart.Man
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Not my concealed carry gun yet (as I'm not 21) but I have a Ruger SR40C and it's an excellent gun. It's small enough to conceal if need be and the 40 cal packs enough stopping power to be effective when push comes to shove. Not to mention, Ruger handguns are very reliable and durable.

Find the right kind of ammo (for whatever gun you end up with this is a crucial step, it matters a lot), keep her clean, and she'll never give you an issue.
Nov 10 2013 1:59AM
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Nov 10 2013 2:08AM
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.Duncan.
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Glock 19 in 9mm, you can upgrade later with more experience but this should be everyones standard CCW. If you want some more informed opinions go ask http://www.reddit.com/r/CCW
Nov 10 2013 2:32AM
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slt.shred
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find a small sized .22. You're not going to want a full sized glock on you at all times while you're off duty...
Nov 10 2013 2:39AM
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uni-corn
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100% false and an ignorant statement.
Nov 10 2013 2:45AM
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slt.shred
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you think you're a bad bitch? lets be real here theirs not really even a need to carry such a high powered weapon.
Nov 10 2013 2:52AM
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louie.mirags
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Really? 100% false or just does not agree with you?
Nov 10 2013 2:56AM
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uni-corn
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lol high powered weapon
Nov 10 2013 2:58AM
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lineskier10
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really though please explain why you NEED what you carry, other than to make your micropenis feel larger
Nov 10 2013 3:00AM
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uni-corn
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Simply put, to protect myself for whatever may happen.
Nov 10 2013 3:07AM
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slt.shred
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its just straight up unnecessary

lets look at your reasons for op to purchase a glock:

Small enough to conceal: correct, on a daily basis? no.
large enough to get a firm positive grip on: this is just a pretty dumb statement
great magazine capacity: op lives in california and its illegal to have a magazine that holds more than 10 rounds
cheap, readily available: .22 caliber ammo is one of the most manufactured ammo, also one of the cheapest
last but not least, it is a Glock: who doesnt love a glock, ill give you this one

can already see where this thread will end up though. OP gets a block, ends up using it for home protection, buys smaller gun to carry
Nov 10 2013 3:09AM
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uni-corn
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I conceal my 19 on a daily basis. And I'm a pretty small person.

Have you tried to buy .22LR lately? Good fucking luck finding that before you find 9mm.
Nov 10 2013 3:12AM
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slt.shred
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thats the same reason guys with small dicks buy big trucks...

and you do realize LR stands for Long Rifle? were talking about concealed weapons here...
Nov 10 2013 3:16AM
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uni-corn
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When you say a 'small sized .22', you're talking about 22LR. Just an FYI.
Nov 10 2013 3:20AM
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slt.shred
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Nov 10 2013 3:29AM
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uni-corn
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If we aren't talking about 22LR, please enlighten me. Point me in the direction of the .22 you're talking about. I could always use another gun.
Nov 10 2013 3:31AM
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uni-corn
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And while you furiously search google to try and cover your mistake, I'll sleep well knowing that my 'high powered' 9mm is right there on my nightstand.
Nov 10 2013 3:37AM
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987321654hgfd
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Well I carry my 19 on me everyday and yes it is small enough to carry on a daily basis.

It is large enough to get a firm positive grip on unlike many tiny carry guns.

I'm currently living in NC so I can have 15+1 in the gun.

.22LR is extremely hard to find right now and is a terrible defensive round compared to 9mm

Are you implying they make 22lr Glocks? Because they don't.
Nov 10 2013 6:53AM
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El_Barto.
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I have a walther p22 semi auto pistol that shoots a 22lr.

A high powered gun is an AK, not a 9. Shut up
Nov 10 2013 9:38AM
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JAHpow
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Hahaha you obviously don't understand weapons and ammo. Most .22 rifles and handguns fire the .22 LR. Long rifle just refers to the cartridge size. Also glock makes multiple firearms specifically for c&c such as the slimline and slimline compact. Those pistols are less than an inch wide and the compact uses mags with integrated grips so the pistol grip isn't so long.
Nov 10 2013 9:43AM
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coling
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Desert eagle POINT 50
Nov 10 2013 11:33AM
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Bodhisattva_
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Dood you're such an expert gunslinger , that's such a relevant skill to be so proud of. Good thing you practice so much, wouldn't want to miss since you shoot at so many people
Nov 10 2013 12:01PM
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montanan
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xdm .40 sub compact.
Nov 10 2013 12:13PM
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Spagett+
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guns are really stupid.
Nov 10 2013 12:18PM
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El_Barto.
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youre stupid, pussy
Nov 10 2013 2:58PM
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SFB
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just get a .44 magnum.


Nov 10 2013 3:02PM
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Spagett+
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I knoowwwwwwwww.



El barto I thought we had something special.


I soiled it!!!!!!!!!

Nov 10 2013 3:10PM
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Bart.Man
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For me, I looked into a .22 as a CCW very seriously, and decided I wanted something with a higher stopping power. I understand that the mere psychology of getting shot is enough to stop most offenders, but I want each and every shot that lands in a worst case scenario to count in a meaningful way, meaning knocks them ass backwards-- something a .22 just won't do.

It's not about dick measuring (to an extent, unless you get something like a S&W 500 or equally retarded) but rather effectiveness. My 2 cents.
Nov 10 2013 3:16PM
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7springsprod
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Nov 10 2013 4:09PM
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uni-corn
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Not that I don't love my 1911 but I would never carry one. Heavy as shit, only 8 rounds, and questionable reliability.
Nov 10 2013 4:12PM
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7springsprod
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It's a .380
Nov 10 2013 4:19PM
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.Duncan.
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You're fucking stupid, 22lr is fucking weak compared to any actual handgun caliber. Look at the amount of energy .22 carries vs. 9mm, its not even close to being able to put down a threat in safe and efficient manner. If you're worried about size don't get a fucking full size, get one of the smaller glock models.
Nov 10 2013 4:32PM
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SFB
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op what is your job?
Nov 10 2013 7:42PM
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SlurmrnHurnyBurn
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Hes a mall cop
Nov 10 2013 7:58PM
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zues
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Hey OP you have a permit for that? because you're gonna need one
Nov 10 2013 8:58PM
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zues
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and if you do have a permit I would reccomend a .35 magnum because they're baller
Nov 10 2013 8:59PM
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Negro_Jesus
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Something that fires a 9x19mm parabellum round. Or just go fire a bunch, its all personal preference really. Find something that fits nicely in your hand so that its comfortable to fire and aim, thats fairly important, if you have tiny bitch hands and/or you are short, i would suggest sticking to a 9mm, .45's are big. have a look at some sig sauer, Walther, Ruger and glocks.
Nov 10 2013 9:55PM
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whiskeybizness
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i'm in the coast guard. but the part that allows me a to carry concealed is i'm a boarding officer. (federal law enforcement) i deal with sketchy meth heads all the time. it'll be nice to feel a bit safer while in places like stockton or oakland. ppl hate law enforcement
Nov 10 2013 9:57PM
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whiskeybizness
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yeah, granted under LEOSA. (law enforcement safety act) for off duty law enforcement officers
Nov 10 2013 9:58PM
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.AR6rider.
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Doesn't the Coast Guard carry Sig P229 DAK?
Nov 10 2013 10:00PM
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whiskeybizness
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yes sir! sweet gun, i just dont want to carry that bad larry off duty. kinda big
Nov 10 2013 10:09PM
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Negro_Jesus
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Body armour is not a difficult thing to find or a rare thing when it comes to dealing with criminals who are carrying a weapon, go try to fire a .22 through body armour, then pick up a 9x19 parabellum and realize the difference between a high powered weapon and a 9mm.
Nov 10 2013 10:12PM
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skia4life89
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I am embarrassed for you.
Nov 10 2013 10:16PM
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.AR6rider.
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I see. Have you considered something like the S&W Shield?

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Nov 10 2013 10:23PM
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Darth.Maul
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Where the fuck have you been for the last year? .22 ammo has been the HARDEST ammo to come by forever and the only way to get any is to pay out the ass and buy from people selling it for $40+ a brick.

Ammo in general is hard enough to get after Sandy Hook but .22 ammo doesnt exist in anymore. It sells out within minutes.

Why would you want to pack a .22 anyways for daily carry? Sure a Glock 19 might be big but you can carry a 9mm compact or subcompact just as easy as any .22 out there and I wound never trust my life (if it came down to it) to a .22 bullet that consistently has misfires, has shit accuracy, and doesnt have hardly any stopping power.

I'll keep my XDM compact with 13+1 rounds of 155 JHP's. You can do what you wish...
Nov 11 2013 1:49AM
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