My choice in CCW

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v8r
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I have a Kimber custom II that I shot a 250 with on my CC license.Don't much like a Glock (not that it isn't a great handgun) they just don't feel right in my hand. They feel too much like I am holding a 2x2 in my hand,and the grip angle seems all wrong.A 1911 just points more natural to me.A buddy of mine just bought a Springfield XD40 and that thing feels nice and points well, just another option out there. :)
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My only gun at the moment is a springfield 1911. Love this thing. Its a blast to shoot. Need to get a beaver tail on it asap. Planing to do a little trigger work on it this weekend.

But for me its just to big and heavy to CC. Think I'm gonna pick up a XD-9 SC. Any opinions? Also please don't get into caliber wars here. :)
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I highly suggest the XD9SC, it shoots beautifully and fits my hand like a glove. If you handle a Glock 26 first, then the XD, you will really be sold. Add reliability, pointability, and bit lower price on top of that, and it's the XD, no question.

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I have to admit, I felt that the XD subcompact I fired felt like it had less recoil than the full size model. And it is pretty accurate too. I think if they offered it in a single stack, I would be more interested in it.

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My SW1911 with my Milt Sparks Vera-Max II. I bought the SW for $700 on clearance, couldn't pass up that deal. Trigger is a Cylinder & Slide Solid Long trigger, breaks just south of 4lbs.

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My CCW/EDC

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G23 .40S&W:
Trilux low-profile green dot night sights // Full length Ti guide rod // Ti firing pin // Wolff xtra-power guide rod spring, Wolff xtra-power mag springs, Wolff 3.5lb trigger spring, Wolff sear spring // Hogue grip sleave // Glock Plug // Extended Mag release // Extended slide release......everything lubed with Militec

RIG:
Blade-Tech Kydex Lefty IWB / Blade-Tech dual mag for the right side // Galco 1.5" belt

Ammo:
Winchester SXT-Personal Protection 165gr. hollow points (Politically correct
Black Talons!!)
My spare mags carry Corbon 165gr. +P hollow points

Blades: Benchmade 5300 Presidio auto-axis // Al Mar SERE LE
Knife EDC changes from day to day, but I'm usually carrying my S90V Millie :D

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