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Unfortunately, one of my considerations when deciding what to carry has been"If I am forced to use this in self defense, am I willing to lose it to the police for several months(possibly forever if it becomes"lost") while they investigate?" Thus, the G26. As much as I like it, it's not unique, and can be replaced with an identical weapon for well under $500.
Also a large consideration to not carrying that TRP pictured anymore. I read about a fella that had a LE disarm him in a traffic stop (speeding) and dropped it on the side of the highway. I would much rather that happened to one of my Glocks than my TRP.Quote:
Originally Posted by TFOGGER
Well a S&W revolver in .32-20 is not "exotic" but it is hipster. Oh, so, hipster. [Coffee]
I've got my great grandfather's Colt Army Special in .32-20 ... has a 6" barrel so it's not going to be all that fun to carry CCW, but if I got a good holster for it I'd consider packing it open ... remember, .32-20 will cut a man half in two.Quote:
Originally Posted by spqrzilla
Does a Seecamp 380 count as exotic? This little gun really is a work of art.
http://www.woodardfamily.com/hosted/Secamp380.jpg
I don't even know if I own a gun that could be considered exotic.
Wife carries a S&W 940.
Not sure why they stopped making them.
If any of you want to sell their 32-20 revolver, let me know - I've always wanted a partner for my grandfather's Win '92 Saddle Ring Carbine in 32-20.
I don't carry anything exotic, for fear of having to kick it across a sidewalk toward a cop or tossing it down a mine shaft. YMMV.
That's not how any of this works.Quote:
Originally Posted by Alpha2
Had a couple of Detronic 45's and carried them for a short while. Does a Walther TPH in 22 LR count?