I am a complete spaz when it comes to this, these are my current setups but I have sold many in the past. At least I am down to one caliber.
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I am a complete spaz when it comes to this, these are my current setups but I have sold many in the past. At least I am down to one caliber.
http://i1222.photobucket.com/albums/...ps5c2fdd88.jpg
It all depends in what I'm wearing that day...
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Pretty much same as previous responses. Three different setups depending on season, location and activity.
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I only own one which keeps the matter of choosing fairly simple.
OP, how difficult is it for you to draw and have sights on target, quickly, with 4 different guns? Well three different guns since it looks like 2 Glocks.
I know that my Kel-tec points differently than my M&P.
Normally I carry my glock 30 but sometimes I'll pack the wife's lil pocket 380 if I'm going somewhere like chunky cheese where I'll be climbing around with my daughter and I don't want my big gun hanging out
I used to be that way too, but have since just decided to be a master of my G19 instead of changing it up all the time because of what I'm wearing, where I'm going, etc.... I used to have 4 or 5 different options and felt like a tool because of it, not to mention the variation in sights, sight alignment, ergonomics, trigger press, length of draw, carry position, etc.... just a bad idea all around.
I've carried three different guns in 7 years. I've got it down to one gun and one holster.
I only switch between two calibers. 9mm (in this order; 26, 19, and rarely a 17) and a Ruger LCR in 357 for pocket carry. All I have is one IWB for the glocks and one pocket holster for the LCR. KISS and muscle memory.