EDC Primary revolver, anyone?

[JERRYS.]

who actually ccws a revolver as their primary EDC, winter, summer, be darned?
not I got one as a truck gun, or I have one in the glove box, or I drop one in the pocket for quick runs to the stop and rob, or I tuck one when I walk the dog or cut the grass.....

what's the gun, what's the holster, why did you pick it?

 

[Cosmodragoon]

My EDC changes with weather, wardrobe, and what I'm doing. In an average year, I'm probably carrying a revolver 50-70% of the time.

My most carried gun is an LCR 327. I carry it in an Elite Survival pocket holster. I keep it loaded with 85-grain Hydra-Shoks. That gives me six reasonably powerful shots and I can shoot them fairly well. It's comfortable and easy to carry. It's my default for warmer weather or when I'm feeling lazy.

 

[JERRYS.]

I cant get elite survival to pull up. do you have a pic of your set up with the gun and holster?

 

[zoo]

Jerry,

who actually ccws a revolver as their primary EDC, winter, summer, be darned

When I'm camping... Ruger LCRx .38 special in a DeSantis pancake.

 

[JERRYS.]

Jerry,



When I'm camping... Ruger LCRx .38 special in a DeSantis pancake.

do you camp every day? that's why I asked about EDC.

 

[zoo]

Jerry,

do you camp every day? that's why I asked about EDC

Well, every day when I'm camping. My God you're a picky fellow.

 

[zoo]

In all fairness and for the sake of open disclosure though, it is what I also carry most other times as well. The holster is just so damn comfortable!

 

[indie_rocker]

I carry a Ruger SP101 probably 80% of the time. AIWB in a Galco tuck & go.

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[reteach]

I do carry a revolver - an LCRX .327 - day in, day out, all seasons, probably 90% of the time I'm carrying.

Once in a while I will switch to a Glock 42 and, rarely, a Single Seven birdshead.

My thinking on the "it's just a quick run to the store" is, if it's good enough for that, it's good enough for any other time.

 

[Wyosmith]

I am about 50-50.
In times I want to go to the city I often carry an auto because it's more compact and hides easier.
But for my day to day, around the land here, and in the smaller towns I carry a revolver most times, but often I don't conceal it. Most times it's either a 4" 44 or 45, or a 6" 357, all N-Frame S&Ws

 

[ms6852]

I carry a 686+ with 3" barrel.

 

[tubeshooter]

I do. Have for years. Carried a Taurus 85 for about 20 years, then a Smith 642 for about 4 years. Currently carry a Smith 640. Still have all of them; never went anywhere.

I've always carried IWB at about 1 o' clock. Most of the time with a cheap generic nylon holster, but more recently with something made of good leather and a little nicer. I'd rather keep my pockets free for other things.



Why? I cast my lot with .38/.357 a long time ago. I like the platform. I will admit that sometimes the issue of capacity crosses my mind, but I haven't changed anything yet. I own a couple of semis and could carry them, but the small revolver is like an old and trusted friend. I may look into some of the newer and smaller 6-shot revolvers that are now available for carry (K6, new Cobra) at some point.

 

[Cosmodragoon]

I cant get elite survival to pull up. do you have a pic of your set up with the gun and holster?

I think the kids call this an "EDC pocket dump". Keys, wallet, and phone are not included. (I'll use the knife to trim that loose thread in a minute.)

This is the best pocket holster I've tried and it's surprisingly inexpensive. It does a good job maintaining orientation and breaks up the print a little. The outside seems to be a soft textured rubber and the inside seems to be smooth nylon. It protects the gun well enough and promotes a smooth draw. It's also pretty durable.

 

[Hal]

S&W M69 2.5" barrel.. (L frame .44 magnum)
Galco H819T shoulder holster <--horrid uncomfortable expensive POS.

 

[l.cutler]

S&W 442 in an Uncle Mike's pocket holster. I feel it is important to carry one gun and only one gun, practice with it until it is an extension of your own hand. After a lot of trial and experimenting I just feel this is the one for me.

 

[mk70ss]

Carried a Charter classic Bulldog .44 Special for a long time in an OWB leather DeSantis holster. Just recently bought a SA Hellcat compact 9mm for EDC. Never felt underfunded with the Bulldog.

 

[Rob Petry]

In light clothing (Tee Shirt) I carry an LCR in 38 SPL, with a speed bees speedloader in a pocket. A kydex IWB holster I got from amozon for like $20. at 13 oz, it barely feels like its there.

In any heavier clothing I like to carry my 3 inch GP100 357 in a De Santis leather thumb break holster on strong side and with that I use an HKS speedloader. It rides a little high, but conceals well because of that.

I don't hate semiautos, and own a few glocks, but I like revolvers. Don't really have a good explanation for why, I just like carrying a revolver.

 

[jar]

When I do carry a revolver as my primary EDC, and that's getting to be less and less often, it's most often in a shoulder holster.

When the temperatures plunge down below about 60F/16C and it's heavy coat and parka time I'll use may old Hunter snap on/snap off belt holster or my Lou Alessi pocket holster.

 

[WheelGunMan]

I carry a Ruger LCR357 as my EDC in rotation with a 3" LCRx357 because I shoot both well. I keep both loaded with ARX . 38 Spcl 77 grain.

 

[OneFreeTexan]

Carried a 38 Special, stubby, in a shoulder holster , every day, for over 30 years.