The best gun is the one you shoot well and conceal well.

Biggest advice I can give about this, go to a range that offers gun rental. After you’ve narrowed down your options to 3-4 guns go shoot them, see how it actually feels when shooting, if it’s accurate, etc. Should only cost like $50 or less and will save you the pain of trying to sell the gun later after you shoot it and decide it’s not for you.

Reasons why I like you over all the other UKpostsrs. Your ability to explain and teach is by far more superior to many of the others. You're not cocky nor do you come across as such. I honestly believe you practice what you preach, and I love your faith and how you incorporate family into your videos. I believe you legitimately want to help with and teach firearms and self-defense. You are tops, brother!

I love this channel. You always get rock solid information but you get the added benefit of John’s charisma. You have me smiling and nodding my head more times that I can count. Thanks as always

My mother is 82. For over 30 years she's had a S&W model 60. Recently she had it out and was having trouble pulling the trigger and pulling the hammer back. Arthritis and weakness are the problem. She has a Glock 43 now with talon grips. She loves it.

I must say I love and have always appreciated John’s real world safety techniques and advice. Also for realizing that the world is not a classroom

As a competitive shooter and a trainer, one nuance I would add is that shorter guns aren't "less accurate", they are "harder to shoot accurately" for a person. If you put a G26 and a G34 in a Ransom rest, they will shoot almost the same size group. It's just more forgiving with a longer sight radius.

My son and I have Taurus G2C's and absolutely LOVE them!! We've also tried the G3 and G3C and those are also nice. I still prefer my G2C trigger, though. It's a 12 round magazine, but you can also get a 17 round mag for it! I cannot say enough nice things about this firearm! While it has the external safety switch, I never use it. My finger is the safety.

Carried CZ 75 since the '80s. Remember those? Still have it and carry it now and then. Switched to the CZ 75 P01 about 10 years ago. Just feels great in hand and accurate out of the box. Broke it in with minimum rounds. Love the P01!

Used to be a larger guy but lost 65lbs last year and now carry a CZ P10C AIWB with 17 round mag with no printing or discomfort. Took a while to perfect with clothing but totally worth it

The 365x is my daily carry and I love it, 14+1 in a tiny gun is amazing.

A 43X MOS with a tiny Holosun 507K X2 red dot, Streamlight TLR-6 micro-light and a Shield Arms 15-round mag is a very compact solution for a nice shooter. Even better, there are plenty of great holsters out there that fit this gun config right off the shelf.

No offense to any of your other videos, but this is one of your best and most useful videos for a new gun owner or a gun owner that has let the newest fad grab a hold of them in a while.

My threat analysis back around 2001 changed. I converted to a G19 from a six-shot revolver with a 3" barrel. I have a lot of time on the G19, and boat loads of rounds through it. I try to train twice per month or more. I have two G19 guns now, so I have a replacement. I have a bunch of other guns I have tried but I don't carry them and many others that were sold and went away. I spent 28yrs in the Army and many of my friends kept telling me to try a Glock. I hated the way they looked and all the other stuff negative about them. However, I am results oriented in my thinking. I did very well with the gun. On the ranch here in South Texas, that G19 goes on the hip every morning, and comes off at night. We are 60 miles from the border. It is the wild west down here. Nobody in the county goes unarmed, even when going to town for groceries or livestock supplies or church, and nobody worries about concealment. All the ranchers carry a long gun in their truck ALL of the time. Liked your video, John. All of your points are spot on. The belt and holster are the foundation for safety. I agree strongly ref the external safety issue. Happy New Year to you and all the subscribers.

I like how you promoted your Poet guns without really shoving them down our throat or belittling other guns. That was a class act. Thanks.

Great advice. My personal choice for short and light EDC currently is the P365 but with the XL spectre grip swapped on. 12 rd mags with magguts mag spring so its 14+1 9mm in a compact size.

I carried my gun for the last 5 years. 2 months ago I shot the Shadow Systems CR920. Wow, just wow, so I bought one. It made my old gun feel like a brick. Thanks so much Warrior Poets, you really know what you are doing

Love all your work John, and I love how much the network has grown, keep it up. People call me crazy because I have many guns to choose from in the safe but I keep going back to the Taurus G3C (and the 856 if I'm just in the mood for a revolver). One thing I will say to anyone watching is that if you choose to buy a pistol with a manual safety and carry it, you need to train with that safety to where it's second nature, and if you're not going to train enough to get there then you should take John's advice and get a gun with passive safeties. When I shoot my thumb is always riding the safety lever, which I think gives me more control of the gun with one hand and it keeps me from riding the slide stop (I've heard other guntubers call this using it as a gas pedal).

I've been through a few carry guns. I've finally settled on the Springfield Hellcat, and the S&W 38 bodyguard as my go to carry guns. I needed a pocket revolver after I fractured my thumb on my left hand and couldn't load mags, or rack a slide with a hand injury.

Running a Canik elite sc for ccw for a couple years now that's kind of my "do all" defense pistol, no problem with getting hands around it, extremely accurate little gun. Too each there own.

EDC & CCW is definitely a personal choice and relationship. There are people out there who genuinely believe if you don’t carry a G34 you’re going to die in a self defense shooting. Personally I carry a P365XL in the summer/spring and carry a G17 in the winter/late fall. Again, EDC is very personal! Spend time w/ the firearm you’re planning on carrying and shoot it often! Best of luck to everyone on their CCW journey!

Right on point! One of the exceptions I've found to the normally heavy double action trigger pull of the snubbie .38's is the Kimber K6S in .357, nice smooth double action pull, can use .38 +P's for faster shots.

Sig P238 is a super soft shooting gun for the size, and is really accurate. Of all the micro .380 pistols, that's one I would recommend because it's actually fun to shoot.

Super solid video. Very direct, straight to the point, no messing around. Gotta respect that!

Always love your videos, John. The humor mixed in has me rolling. Great video and I agree...it depends on the warrior, not the arrow. Keep it up!

Love the wooby jacket! Also, i conceal a full size m17 with a full size x300. Not allowed to carry at work but no-ones noticed so far!

Started carrying a J Frame Smith in my 1968 rookie year and continued w/the 340PD until recently. I p/u the LCP Max @ a gunshow a few weeks ago. When I got it to the range I was even more impressed w/it’s accuracy and ease of handling under combat conditions. I pocket carry in a holster w/one spare 12 round mag in my pocket.

I can say that the best handgun purchase I have made "to date" is when I bought a Canik TP9sf the trigger is amazing it functions like a dream and it holds 18 plus one and the price was very good. I can pretty much hit what I want when I want. It's always good to hear different options. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

Good to hear the Shield 2.0 is mentioned. I think the Plus is also a good choice given the higher capacity.

Very informative and inspiring. Here in South Africa we have THE highest crime in the world , yet obtaining a license to carry a gun is a tedious procedure that in my case at least ,took just under 2 years ,because … Don’t give up your freedoms in America for no one as ultimately “saving a drowning person is the responsibility of the said person “

Springfield Hellcat and Glock 43X top my list. I spent time in different gun stores comparing sub-compact 9mm models. I made sure I had a good grip and compared the sights and dry fired the triggers. I would come up from a holster position to a natural point on the opposite wall, then I would check the sights to see whether it pointed naturally for me. The best fit Sub FOR ME was the Springfield Hellcat: fastest sights to acquire, best trigger, highest round count/size, naturally pointing grip, best grip texture, and almost a micro/sub compact. [ I shot the Colt Ace and different 1911 models for two decades before I tried my hand at IDPA. I experimented with various Glocks and settled on the 19/23. The grip angle and the bump at the grip bottom conspired to naturally point a little high for me. I am not one of these guys that can flawlessly switch from two decades of 1911 (17*) grip angle with strait backstrap to the Glock (19*) grip angle and "arched" backstrap.] So how did the Glock 43X make the other gun at the top? It doesn't have as pronounced a bump at the bottom of the grip which, in spite of the 19* grip, doesn't push the front sight up to disqualify it at defensive distances. The Glock 19 has never been a comfortable Inside The Waist CC gun for me. Any blocky gun over an inch wide is an outside the waistband model for me. I have owned many Glocks. But then along came the 48, essentially the same length and height as the ubiquitous and number one recommended Glock 19! But the 48 is thinner, and I can carry it IWB! And it doesn't have the "exaggerated" point high bump at the bottom of the grip! And it's lighter weight! AND along came Shield 15 round magazines! AND there's the Glock 43x with a shorter barrel and slide! So the 48/43x are compacts that function as sub compacts! The width of 10 round single stack pistols with staggered 15 round magazines! I did a spread sheet comparison three years ago and nothing beat the 43x, with the 48 a very close second, in size/width/weight/capacity overall! The Hellcat is smaller, but the grip is almost too small, although it has excellent texture. The 48/43x have a great grip, size and feel. The 48 is better than the 19 for CC, and the 43x a little better yet, the best CC Glock in my opinion.

Agree 100%. As a smaller guy (5,6", 135), I carry my GLOCK 19 when I can - but I have to be more careful about what I'm wearing so that I don't print. But my Sig P365 pretty much disappears even when I'm in shorts & a t-shirt. Context typically drives my choice.

I realize there are a lot of Anti-Springfielders around, but I carry the Hellcat Pro. Love it.

I've had a p365 for about a year and I carry it every day. It's small but has a 10, 12 and 15 round mag that came with it and factory tritium sights.

Myself I've come to love the 365x, xl frame with 365 slide I believe, easy to conceal, easy to control, and good capacity. I've always had a hard time concealing the G19 size comfortably so it was a good compromise.

So many to choose from , my mom was interested in owning a fire arm and she she kept looking at small .380s , I recommend the shield EZ in .380 and she handles it very well , forgot to mention she was in her late sixties when she got it and she is tiny.

John, you should try the 365 with a Wilson Combat XL grip. It is GAME CHANGING and doesn't add a heck of a lot of bulk at all. I even got the extended matching pinky rests for my mags and it fills the hand perfectly and took all the snap out of it when shooting. Shoots just as flat as my g19 does. Also, the wilson combat grip is only like 65 bucks... hand's down the cheapest and best possible upgrade out there.

The “Shield PLUS” is what I carry. I love it 13+1 in a sub compact with “in my opinion” the best stock trigger you can get from a out of the box gun that’s around $500

Recently bought a CZ P-10C Optics Ready version. I am happy with it so far. Shoots good, no malfunctions. Looking forward to mount a light and a red dot on it. So far there is no need for another autoloading pistol for me, especially that I have a couple of revolvers as well.

That Sig P238 is actually a very good micro .380 -- shoots very well. I keep one in my PFD as my "fishing gun". Great video.

I went with the P365XL, and then bought the standard 365 grip module and 10-rd mag. Now when the weather warms up, I just run that smaller grip and magazine and get to keep the better sights, trigger and holster compatibility of the XL.

I've moved away from the standard P365 and have moved the FCU over to a Macro frame with an XL slide. After thousands of rounds, I just didn't feel confident with it. The increased size of the Macro frame feels closer to shooting my full size guns while not sacrificing conceal ability.

A devastating round that reduces recoil is the Underwood 9mm 65gr or 68gr +P.. With a 4" barrel It zips along at 1,800 fps.

S&W Shield Plus is an excellent choice, and often overlooked.

P365x here, 14 round Magguts mag. Couldn't quite get a hold of it at first, but after training and weekly range time, I haven't found anything of that size with that round count that I shoot as easily and accurately. Recently added the Wilson Combat grip and it feels much more "complete" for me.

Hello John, I believe a great carry gun is the Beretta px4 storm if you are still listening my 2nd carry gun is a waltherp99. Both are easy to shoot and sights are very good.

I agree with you most of the time, I mostly carry a Shield Plus with a 13 rd mag and a 15 round mag in sidecar but I have carried a Sig P938 many times 7+1 with 2 extra mags and I can shoot it well, with the flush mag 6 rd version it is snappy, but I have never used it.

Glock 26. If I could only have one gun, it would be a Glock 26 (9x19). Plenty of rounds in a small, accurate, reliable package. Lots of aftermarket. Inexpensive magazines. And you can put a 33 round magazine in it.

Love my MP Shield PLUS. Occasionally carry the MP 9 2.0 17+1, but that’s definitely more of a commitment when carrying.

Since starting in policing in 2007, I have carried a .40 cal. My dad even bought me a G27 when I graduated from academy. Over the years, I have come to prefer the 9mm & carry a G43x with Shield Arms 15 round mag off-duty. I stock pile 9mm for all of my non-work pistols. After some persuasion, I have talked my Chief into switching to 9mm & we are in the process of switching. Yay for that! However, since I’m not getting rid of my G27 bought by my dad & my G23, which was my issued first gun I carried, I will continue to keep some .40 cal on hand. Great video!

You earned a new sub here, great info & presentation with some quality light humor and a great attitude. One of the very very few creators I’ve ever listened to that I dont have to 1.25-2.0 x playspeed. Thx.

I carry a shield plus. Absolutely love it. Very concealable, 13 + 1 capacity in 9 mm. Great feel. Absolutely love it

Another great video from Mr. Poet and Co. Thanks! The S&W Shield Plus is a nice 13+1 option.

i started carrying about 7-8 years ago with a M&P 9 compact, loved it but wanted to try others. got a P365XL with the optic on it, liked it but was a tad smaller. Went tried a S&W shield 2.0 and the grips were like sand paper, but i liked how it shot. Now i landed on what I love the most is the Hellcat Pro, perfect size, feel and everything about it for EDC for me.

My Sig Sauer P365-X Macro I'm able to conceal w/o any difficulty appendix, but upgraded to the M*Carbo short stroke flat trigger upgrade after my first 100 rounds. The new trigger made the Sig-Grit "Crap" Trigger immediately go away! After 400 rounds now downrange w/o a hiccup using Winchester Whitebox 115gr FMJ and 50 rounds of Federal 124gr HST JHP, this is, for me, my favorite conceal carry in my rotation I've had in 30 years!

I love my Colt Mustang Pocketlite. It’s a .380 but with the right ammo it has comparable ballistics to a 9mm. It’s highly reliable and easy to shoot.

I conceal carry a hellcat outfitted with a red dot and a 11 round mag. I keep both 13 and 15 round mags with me as well, but for comfort and less footprint, I keep the the 11 round mag in.

Thanks John Your Years of experience is much appreciated and the fact you give your wisdom to us we are beholden to men and women who share that shalom

Been shooting my G2c for years now 1,500+ rounds shot, amazing gun for the value! It’s never jammed on me and no issues (even after not cleaning 300+ rounds at a time), it’s been thrown around and through some dirt too - still shoots great. ESPECIALLY with a conversion kit from CAA it’s a lot cooler. Taurus makes me seriously consider their new tactical G3

Always love WPS stuff....John and the boys continue to be my favorite guntubers.

John, Thank you for another great video. God bless. Take care,

Good advice! I live in AZ and I’m a Sig fan. During the summer I pocket carry a P365 .380. During the cooler months I appendix carry a P365XL w/Macro grip. Just my 2cents.

Thank you for making this video. A guy in my church just asked me to recommend a pistol for his wife. I gave him a few suggestions and offered to take them to the range and let her try out several options. Just sent him this video, so all his problems will be solved and they will live happily ever after in 2A bliss. Thanks Warrior Poet Society!

I started with a Ruger EC9, my wife had a Ruger LCPII .380. She wanted something bigger (so did I, just needed the excuse 😂) I also wanted something with a larger capacity for my kit. Glock has established reliability (standard issue for most Law Enforcement) and cost effective so I picked us up a couple G19 Gen5's. I'm more comfortable with it than my Ruger, so it's my EDC.

I love my glock 43. I can go as small as I want when trying to minimize to the extreme but I can also use extended mags when I can carry a bigger package.

Great vid! But I do have to stand up a little for micro guns. I quickly realized I just wasn’t going to carry every day unless I could find something small. Sorry. Yes, I’m a woman, past middle age. But I did commit to training - and found a micro with honestly less kick than you would think, and I’ve learned to draw it fast, and have become quite a dead eye. 90+% on various scoring systems. My only point is to reiterate what everyone already knows… that you have to find something you will actually carry. Always. And for some of us it makes more sense to train hard with one gun than to have different guns for different outfits.

Hk guy here, carry a P30SK and absolutely love it for a couple reasons. Hammer fired, so I get the crispness of a single action trigger with the safety of a double (yes you need to learn 2 trigger pulls and yes it takes longer. I don’t mind and have trained it for years) Also being technically a subcompact, it’s on the large end and takes standard p30 series magazines. If you want a short grip and max conceal ability use the flush fit 10’s, for more capacity it will take the 13’s, 15’s, and even the p30’s 17 or 20 rounders. For its size it shoots like a much larger handgun.

That CZ P10C hit me right in my soul😂😂😂😂 spot on sir haha

I'm a fairly large guy (6' 1", 220lbs), I've always had a thing for 1911 45s. I had one in my younger days and loved it, but had to part with it because of financial difficulties. I bought another one a couple years ago, much nicer than the previous one. I put a muzzle brake on it, decided I still love it, but it definitely wasn't what I wanted for a concealed carry. A friend of mine recently showed me his S&W Shield 9mm with the thumb safety and I fell in love with it. This will definitely be my next gun! I know you are NOT a 1911 fan. Did I mention I am DEFINITELY NOT a Glock fan boy? 😆 If it was at all feasible I'd carry one of my dad's old Ruger 3 screw 4⅝” barrel 357 Blackhawks, but printing, luggage, etc.

Carried the Shield for years and loved it. Switched to the 365 XL a year ago. With a Holosun and a TRL light and 15 rounds it’s my favorite gun to carry.

Dude, I'd love to spend a week learning how to shoot better from you. I love how you present the material in such a relaxed, fun manner. Heck, even just a day would be awesome! Keep up the good work!

I'm a .45ACP man myself. The first pistol I ever shot was a .45 (Roger P-90). I've shot .40, 9mm, etc, and I just really like the .45ACP. As a bigger guy, I carry a full size (Springfield XD 5 inch barrel). I like the control i have with it and, through regular training, have become quite proficient. I sometimes print but its rare that anyone ever notices. The only time I ever had an issue is when I bought a box of some off-brand ammo that was really cheap. Several feed issues. Normally I keep Underwood hallow points in it except when I'm plinking.

Very informative, thanks. Keep up the great work!

I've got years of experience carrying the Taurus G2C and my wife carries the G2S. I'm not crazy about the external safety, but I'll vouch for reliability. I've put a metric sh*t ton of rounds through it and utilized it in a couple predator defense situations, along with hours and hours of defensive training. Having said that, I'm going to be moving to the shadow systems cr920 soon. I'm in love with my DR920 War Poet, which is what goes in my battle belt.

I’ve been carrying religiously for over 15 years and have tried everything from a tiny Ruger LCP to full-size Glock 17. Not to mention the dozens of holsters and belts. While size is definitely a factor, I’ve found that holsters and belts to be the determining factor of what I can carry comfortably. A good belt/holster allows me to carry a bigger gun more comfortably.

That always gets me, I don't give a hoot if the guns on UKposts are clear or not, I'm 100% safe watching on my screen. They make a huge production about it, I could not care less. CZ-97 with red dot for me, but I do carry a micro when clothing requires it, but I can handle the recoil just fine. Also looking forward to the mentioned holster vid.

Staccato C2 Duo - 15 + 1, great duty trigger, fast recycle accurate (for me) past 50 yards. Well over 2,000 rounds so far, with no failure of any type.

I really want to see John run a Staccato. As much as he wants to dislike the 1911/2011 platform I just know he’d run a Staccato very well and have no choice but to love them!

I think a cool video you could do is show how important *Training in person* with professionals is to marksmanship, proficiency of movement, speed, etc when it comes to shooting. *Edit:* You could take a new shooter who only has very minimal training and then have them go to a couple courses/training sessions and record the _Before_ & _After_ at say 10 yards with a pistol. I bet you'd see significant improvement in some/most participants.

Great video!!! Thanks for helping me know what gun to buy to defend myself and others!!!

The Sig 938 is a better choice of a micro gun than the 238 in my opinion. A better round and almost the same size also using extended mags in both makes them much better handling. I have both and shot over a thousand thru each with no issues. That being said my every day carry is the Smith Compact in 9mm, very nice weapon all around.

I am a huge fan of the Walther PDP in its compact form for EDC. I am a bigger guy and I shoot red dot which makes this super easy to make disappear.

Love my 19x at 5'10 180lbs its easy for me to conceal at the 4 o'clock. I love the capacity it gives me, the larger grip with the shorter slide. It just works for me.

My EDC is the GLOCK 30. Is easily concealed, great stopping power and is very accurate 👍🏽

Well, I pocket carry a bodyguard and love it! Added magguts +1 extension (7+1), pinky extension, painted front sight white. Other than showering and sleeping, it's always on me. I find it easy to shoot and accurate at self defense ranges, 7-10 yards. Loaded with Federal hst's or Hornady critical defense. I'll go through 250-300 rounds at a range visit and still could keep going. No concerns about printing or dressing around my gun. It's what works for me and my lifestyle. I respect John's opinions, but I'm still the ultimate arbiter of what I choose.

So many great choices and in many areas the option to open carry can also be a factor. The most comfortable holster that's still effective is also very important. Great thought promoting video. Thought promotion is great to see in our society today.

Like my hellcat a lot. Has nice grip texture, big glowing dot up front, and 14 rnds in a small package. But I do have to try harder to be accurate with the smaller guns. May not be an issue at close range but in an emergency any advantage might be worth having.

It's the Shield Plus for me. It's affordable (especially after S&W's new pricing), has the best trigger for the newer micro pistols, excellent grip texture, the grip swells out in the right areas to really fill out my hands, has great capacity, and shoots like a much larger pistol while still being relatively tiny. I tried the P365, P356XL, Glock 43, Glock 43X, Ruger Max-9, Taurus GX4, Glock 26, and a P320 XCompact at Texas Gun Experience before going with the Shield Plus. It was the perfect pistol for my EDC due to the size and shootability at such a small size. P.S. I would recommend getting the Optics Ready model even. if you don't care about optics because it comes with a high vis night sight. Well worth the extra 25-30.

War Poet DR920 - it rocks, my first Glock/clone, too big for CCW but performs like a champ and first 10 shots and i was on target at 25 yards. If the MR920 with RDS and threaded was available for the price I paid for the DR I would have got it instead for carry. But no regrets

I think the glock 26 is one of the most underrated all around carry guns for edc. Can size it up or down due to the situation with all of the double stack magazine/extensions compatibility. I can get 15+1 w/ a SLR +5 baseplate in a smaller package than a G19.

Great video as usual! What I want to know is, when are you getting more of that woobie hoodie in stock!?!?! That thing looks amazing!

I recently switched from the FN 509 to the Glock 43x for my EDC. I love it! It’s compact enough to conceal well, I shoot it accurately, and it’s not stupid heavy and causing my pants to fall off.

Bought my first pistol a couple months ago, Sig P365X. I swapped the stock frame for the Wilson Combat XL frame and carry it in a Tenicor Certum holster with a 15 round spare mag. Very convenient for appendix carry and perhaps one of the best all around pistols along with the 365XL. I would have bought the XL but only found the X in stock when I went to buy. Not disappointed with the 0.5 inch shorter barrel though. I'd maybe consider buying an XL slide and barrel if it didn't cost almost as much as the gun itself.

John I understand your distrust of safeties, however if all your guns have safeties and you build it into your battery of arms it becomes second nature to you. I spent 22 years in the CG, (i know you have heard this before) I started with the 1911, and then made the switch to the Beretta's. We were trained to take off the safety as soon as the gun left the holster and was brought up into the ready position. Just saying if you train with it then you will not have a problem.

Great video. ALL FACTS! I carry the DR920 elite I love it and train with it a lot.

I do love semi-autos but when I am outside working on my car, the yard or a trip to grab a snack I often will carry my Taurus 856. It easily conceals and is very, very reliable. I never feel under protected when I have it with me. To me, six rounds is better than going out with a pack of double mint in my pockets and from what I’ve seen and heard 38+p has talked to bad guys in a language they can understand. Love this channel!

When I started concealed carrying I started with the 43 seven round magazines. But when the 43x came out with a full length grip but shorty slide. I considered switching to that because it had 10 rounds but I didn't. Then Shield arms came out with a 15 round magazine that fit flush in the 43x. And that was the deciding factor. I got the 43x I carry 30 + 1 every day it's comfortable it fits in my baby hands and is very concealable. In my opinion the 43x is the best concealed carry gun on the market when paired with the shield as 15 magazines

Good advice. My wife actually ask for a gun a week ago. Went with a revolver for its simplicity! Unfortunately I had to go with .22 caliber. Not what I would of preferred in caliber, but it's better than nothing. She's happy and that's what counts. It's something she will carry, shoot and practice with.

John, I bought a DR920 War Poet and added a TLR1hl when I used to EDC a hellcat. Well, after the first trip to the range when I realized how much better I shot the dr920, I stopped carrying and eventually sold the hellcat. I can appendix carry a dr920 with a 19rd mag and 22rd spare mag because I’m 6’4” and the size of an offensive linemen. Tier1concealed makes a great holster and it’s what I use. Just carry whatever the largest gun you can conceal is…

G43x is my EDC. 10 rounds is perfect and the grip is perfect stock everything is perfect and all around is perfect