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    If it came down to 3 handguns???

    Reading all these different threads on the Handgun side of M4Carbine.net I thought about what 3(we love TOP THREES..Don't we??)HANDGUNS would I keep for defensive carry if I had to boil it down to that.

    My list:
    1: A 1911 Full-Frame(Gov't) .45 ACP
    2: A GLOCK 19 9mm, of course...go anywhere do anything pistol
    3: A Smith J-frame(Airweight) as a BUG or extreme warm weather/min.clothes
    carry.

    WHAT DO YOU THINK?????????????????????????
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    That is a great list for urban use.

    In a rural/wilderness area, I might consider adding substituting a large bore revolver for one of the others...

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    Good choices; mine would be:

    - Glock 17/Glock 19

    - Ruger GP100 4" Adjustable Sight model

    - Ruger P89 (Yep, my P89 made shortly before Ruger chose to discontinue
    them is, believe it or not, an absolute tack driver, and as reliable as my
    Glocks)

    Best, Jon

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    1. Mine
    2. My back-up
    3. The bag guy's

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    G19 just because it's easy to wrench on and parts are all over the place

    P228 (I have multiples of these. Do they "count"? )

    quality .22LR revolver. Smith makes one in Ti, IIRC. I forget the nomencalture. They seem very handy, though.

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    Generally thinking of combative/survival combos:

    A Glock 19
    A Glock 20
    A Thomspson Center Encore in 308.

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    M&P45
    M&P9c
    G-23
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    As per my personal collection (if one could call my meager few a collection)

    M&P 40C
    Taurus 605
    Taurus Tracker .44mag
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    Quote Originally Posted by old grunt View Post
    Reading all these different threads on the Handgun side of M4Carbine.net I thought about what 3(we love TOP THREES..Don't we??)HANDGUNS would I keep for defensive carry if I had to boil it down to that.

    My list:
    1: A 1911 Full-Frame(Gov't) .45 ACP
    2: A GLOCK 19 9mm, of course...go anywhere do anything pistol
    3: A Smith J-frame(Airweight) as a BUG or extreme warm weather/min.clothes
    carry.

    WHAT DO YOU THINK?????????????????????????

    Interesting; for a while I carried one each of the above as my daily off duty weapons when fully dressed. I'd put the Glock in a fanny pack when jogging or going to the gym. Good choices, and I agree with DocGKR about the large bore revolver; my dealer is looking for a 4" Redhawk for me.

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    1. full sized 1911
    2. P228
    3. Ruger MkII
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