Best All Around Carry Pistol for Versatile Use

[pianoman9701]

Will do, Dan-O

[b23]

I like my LC9 except for the trigger pull. Having an all-season pocket gun is just convenient. I just ordered a spring kit that will cut the pull by 40% and reduce the tension 1.5-2 lbs. $25 with shipping from M*carbo. Great reviews on the kit. We'll see how it turns out.

I used mcarbo kits on a bunch of savage rifles for the family, and like the result a lot.

I'd like to get a review on your lc9 trigger kit when you're done.   Wife and 2 kids carry lc9s.

I can't speak for that particular trigger kit but I can attest to the fact a good aftermarket trigger kit makes a world of difference in these striker fired pistols.  I put one in my Gen4 G17 awhile back and it made a world of difference in fact it was the difference between keeping it and selling it.

[Dan-o]

I like my LC9 except for the trigger pull. Having an all-season pocket gun is just convenient. I just ordered a spring kit that will cut the pull by 40% and reduce the tension 1.5-2 lbs. $25 with shipping from M*carbo. Great reviews on the kit. We'll see how it turns out.

I used mcarbo kits on a bunch of savage rifles for the family, and like the result a lot.

I'd like to get a review on your lc9 trigger kit when you're done.   Wife and 2 kids carry lc9s.

I can't speak for that particular trigger kit but I can attest to the fact a good aftermarket trigger kit makes a world of difference in these striker fired pistols.  I put one in my Gen4 G17 awhile back and it made a world of difference in fact it was the difference between keeping it and selling it.

Nice!!

I've been contemplating a trigger kit for my g20, but dont know where to start. 

[b23]

I like my LC9 except for the trigger pull. Having an all-season pocket gun is just convenient. I just ordered a spring kit that will cut the pull by 40% and reduce the tension 1.5-2 lbs. $25 with shipping from M*carbo. Great reviews on the kit. We'll see how it turns out.

I used mcarbo kits on a bunch of savage rifles for the family, and like the result a lot.

I'd like to get a review on your lc9 trigger kit when you're done.   Wife and 2 kids carry lc9s.

I can't speak for that particular trigger kit but I can attest to the fact a good aftermarket trigger kit makes a world of difference in these striker fired pistols.  I put one in my Gen4 G17 awhile back and it made a world of difference in fact it was the difference between keeping it and selling it.

Nice!!

I've been contemplating a trigger kit for my g20, but dont know where to start.

I put the APEX kit in first and it helped but not as much as I would have liked so I then installed a ZEV Competition Spring Kit and the combination of the two made for a much better than factory trigger out of my G17 and I no longer bitch about how much I hate the trigger in Glocks.     

Like em, love em, or hate em, one thing is for certain, Glocks are extremely easy to work on and just about anyone can install a trigger kit and new springs in these things.  I don't recall what it cost but IMO it was money well spent.

[Fl0und3rz]

I like my LC9 except for the trigger pull. Having an all-season pocket gun is just convenient. I just ordered a spring kit that will cut the pull by 40% and reduce the tension 1.5-2 lbs. $25 with shipping from M*carbo. Great reviews on the kit. We'll see how it turns out.

I used mcarbo kits on a bunch of savage rifles for the family, and like the result a lot.

I'd like to get a review on your lc9 trigger kit when you're done.   Wife and 2 kids carry lc9s.

I can't speak for that particular trigger kit but I can attest to the fact a good aftermarket trigger kit makes a world of difference in these striker fired pistols.  I put one in my Gen4 G17 awhile back and it made a world of difference in fact it was the difference between keeping it and selling it.

Nice!!

I've been contemplating a trigger kit for my g20, but dont know where to start. 

Start cheap with a 3.5# disconnect and a 25 cent trigger job.

Then go from there.

[dreadi]

Keep in mind that altering a Glock with aftermarket parts will void the warranty.

https://us.glock.com/-/media/Global/US/old/US-Site/83-Downloadable-Materials/GLOCK-Warranty-Form-62420.ashx


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[Fl0und3rz]

Not worried about a firearms warranty, especially not a Glock warranty.  It's not like you are attempting to create 1911 out of a Glock or something.  Polishing a few surfaces and adding a Glock 3.5# disconnector is not exactly rocket surgery.  It is simpler than cleaning and reassembly of a Ruger pre-MKIV.

[Norman89]

I bounce back and forth between the 2, g19 and desert eagle 1911 in 45. Depends on the task, the 1911 is the pretty girl she gets treated right and loved. The glock.....at 2am a mouth is a mouth am I right? Slap it around and don't feel bad at all. Harley you show off to your friends and scooter you ride to work, the wife and the mistress, each has there place 😁

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[Lucky1]

I bounce back and forth between the 2, g19 and desert eagle 1911 in 45. Depends on the task, the 1911 is the pretty girl she gets treated right and loved. The glock.....at 2am a mouth is a mouth am I right? Slap it around and don't feel bad at all. Harley you show off to your friends and scooter you ride to work, the wife and the mistress, each has there place 😁

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Looks like a Polymer 80? 
Pretty much is a G19 gen 3. Only better.

[Norman89]

Yes p80 basic build for reliability Minus match grade barrel. 1911 is full custom build with all the goodies since the colors matched, may as well have matching match grade barrels in both. Glock may end up with a trigger some day but she runs very well so happy with it for now

[silverdalesauer]

Wow, look at all those responses! You guys rock.

I met with my friend the other day and we reviewed a bunch of your thoughts. He was super appreciative for the support.

A list of carry options covered by everyone so far include:
  - Glock 17
  - Glock 19
  - Glock 20
  - Glock 26
  - Glock 27
  - Glock 29
  - Glock 43X
  - Springfield XDS
  - Sig Sauer P365
  - Sig Sauer P365XL Romero Zero
  - SIG P320 compact in 9mm
  - Desert Eagle in 45
  - Kahr PM9
  - Ruger LC9
  - Ruger LCP 380
  - Ruger LCR 38
  - Ruger LCR 357
  - Ruger American 45
  - Ruger P90
  - S&W 442 38 Special +P Airweight
  - S&W 642 38 Special
  - S&W Model 60 in 38/357
  - S&W Bodyguard in 380
  - Kimber K6S
  - FN 5.7x28mm
  - M&P Shield 9mm

Serious Contenders 
  - Ruger super redhawk 9" 454 casull w/2/7 burris
  -  M4 with 3 extra mags
  - 8.5" Blackout
 
The guy who's trying to decide what to purchase has a TON of options, but like most of you said, it comes down to preference.

[jdb]

I have several handguns that I carry. Daily is usually and lcp. I’ve done some after market mods and painted the sights, it’s not perfect but it’s light and compact. I also carry a s&w aireight quite a bit and it’s a great carry gun as well perfect for pocket carry. But if I could only have one it’d be my smith 60-15, it’s pretty compact and plenty accurate. My wife has the lcr 3” and n .38+p that she loves and it’s a great gun as well lighter than my smith but bulkier. I think the Kimber would be a good choice as well or a Ruger sp101

[Cougartail]

Wow, look at all those responses! You guys rock.

I met with my friend the other day and we reviewed a bunch of your thoughts. He was super appreciative for the support.

A list of carry options covered by everyone so far include:
  - Glock 17
  - Glock 19
  - Glock 20
  - Glock 26
  - Glock 27
  - Glock 29
  - Glock 43X
  - Springfield XDS
  - Sig Sauer P365
  - Sig Sauer P365XL Romero Zero
  - SIG P320 compact in 9mm
  - Desert Eagle in 45
  - Kahr PM9
  - Ruger LC9
  - Ruger LCP 380
  - Ruger LCR 38
  - Ruger LCR 357
  - Ruger American 45
  - Ruger P90
  - S&W 442 38 Special +P Airweight
  - S&W 642 38 Special
  - S&W Model 60 in 38/357
  - S&W Bodyguard in 380
  - Kimber K6S
  - FN 5.7x28mm
  - M&P Shield 9mm

Serious Contenders 
  - Ruger super redhawk 9" 454 casull w/2/7 burris
  -  M4 with 3 extra mags
  - 8.5" Blackout
 
The guy who's trying to decide what to purchase has a TON of options, but like most of you said, it comes down to preference.

If you need 3 extra mags just buy a drum. The new ones work really well I hear.

[konradcountry]

If you need 3 extra mags just buy a drum. The new ones work really well I hear.

The drums are kind of bulky

With 8.5" blackout he can carry it in a violin case

Trying to be practical here guys

[silverdalesauer]

He's made a decision...

What's your guess?