The ONE Pistol EVERYONE Needs 

For what it's worth, I am 41 years LEO/ retired, now armed citizen. I carried a G22 with a S&W 38spc backup. I've owned about every other handgun except Wilson Combat (can't afford it) . For some odd reason I always go back to GLOCKS, they just work for me without all the bells and whistles available today. I was carrying a G23/3 with a G27/3 backup until I bought another G23/3. Out and about I carry twin SOB with a double G22 15 rnd mag carrier. If I plan on driving a lot I simply switch to double appendix. I can't say I'm the guy who never drew his weapon, I can say I did and survived. I see all the tricked out handguns you young people carry, kinda reminds me of Star Wars with all the stuff on them. Back in the day we called them unlimited class race guns, amazing. Mine are 100% factory except for the night sights. Simply put I have confidence in them, and with me operating them for decades. I've been hearing about SHTF , I pray it NEVER HAPPENS put as clearly as I can get all the range time you can, it's no fun at all when those steel targets start shooting back.

One of the most informative podcast I have ever heard. I hope many people should take in consideration all that was spoken on. At the end of the day familiarity is the most important point with the side arm one carries. The sidearm that one carries every day should be the one he or she is most proficient with and that takes time and a conscious effort to do this. Again, really liked this podcast.

I went back to my Glock 19 after trying other brands. I just trust it.

I drank every time you said intentional and consistent and now I need a ride home from the range

The “15 identical PSA rifles” guy is arming his neighbors in times of trouble.

For years I carried my G17/4. Then when i turned 70, the weight of my G17, I started to wear myself down. So now I carry my G19/4 and I carry it in a PHLster Enigma (With a PHLster Pro holster) and that has been my EDC for the last 2 1/2 years!

Thanks for reiterating the main reasons and goals for EDC 💪🏼🇺🇸

I know this seems obvious, but if you can fit a G17 or full frame, carry that. Not because of ballistics or velocity or whatever, it's just a matter of it fitting you better. I carried a 19 for years because that was what everybody said was the thing. My pinky didn't fit, it fucked up my grip and presentation, etc. I tried a 17 and realized that it really is a 19 for bigger guys. I'm a fairly strong built 6'2" 250lbs, and i didn't take that into account for a long time. I can carry the 17 with zero extra downside, and a ton of actual shooting upsides. Basically, try different stuff, and see what works for you. If you're smaller, try smaller, if you're bigger, try bigger. It has helped every aspect of my shooting.

Great video, wholly agree with your philosophy. Glock 26 for me. The 26 conceals better in more environments than my G19, accepts 15-round mags, and only sacrifices .5 inches of barrel length. Plus, the Magpul 12-rounders are so sweet.

I would agree. I started buying random pistols i liked and then i bought my first Canik and loved everyrhing about it. It made me realize how fun it was. With every pistol being different i had to adjust myself for each. So i have just kept buying Canik. Same site picture same great trigger, same grip texture and angel. Consistacy has vastly improved my accuracy

Good advice. I’m a Glock guy and all 3 of my “serious use” pistols are setup the same. G17, G19, G48MOS. Trl7 sub. Holosun red dot.

agree, my EDC is Sig P229.... I have several and a P226 which is too large for conceal carry but is a great gun and is almost exactly the same as the P229 so when I pick up anything I am as comfortable with it as possible. Sold my other handguns because as a CCW it made sense to me to never draw anything I'm not shooting every single week in practice... there is too much at stake.

100% on everything you said. All this equipment means nothing without proper training

For me it’s the m&p shield plus. Thin, accurate, great trigger. My go to.

I'm one of those ppl who has to vibe with my EDC. I like having the versatility of having several different carriers in my rotation. As Colion Noir said, “I like to practice tactical polyamory,” and yes my carry does change based on the season, where I'm going, what I'm wearing, and what the weather is like. I refuse to adapt my wardrobe to my carry (idc what anyone thinks). My carry will adapt to my fit, not the other way around. I'm vain about what I wear, and I need to look good too. Consequently, I need my carry to match the vibes of my fit. I’m more than confident in switching from a full size to a micro-compact even within the same day.

I dig this dude's delivery and his information. Great job, I hope he keeps up the good work.

My vp9 is my favorite. My m&p shield is my everyday carry though. I also use a thin pocket holster as it’s grippy enough to stuff between the shorts/pants and to draw it stays where I place it, either appendix or rear hip. Shield has safety so one in the chamber is ok with the holster. Biggest thing is using Mantisx. Practice your weapons dry firing if you do not go shoot live rounds. Recoil is your only con for laser training. Can’t complain about not getting practice in. If you can afford any gun, you can afford laser training.

Interesting points. For me, it would be S&W Shield in 45acp and 40 (with an aftermarket 357sig barrel)

M&p 2.0 compact was my first handgun, fell down the rabbit hole of "building" had over 10 handguns before realizing the damn 2.0 was the only gun I truly ever needed. Luckily was able to sell quite a few handguns and built purpose driven rifles with the cash

Mossberg MC2c. Fantastic 9mm that no one knows about. 3.9 barrel, double stack 15+1,slim, accurate, pic rail, the right size. I've put several thousand rounds thru it of all types, have never had a single issue.

I'm for sure guilty of just collecting without much planning/intention. Thank you for making this video.

I sometimes wish I was a one pistol platform kind of guy, but I love pistols. I have several different pistols that I own and shoot. But I shoot several times a month, and the ones I use for defense are the ones I shoot the most. I edc a p30sk and also have a p30l, both set up the same way. I usually bring 2 or pistols with me to the range but always try to bring at least one of those to shoot for the day so I stay consistent on that platform. I also plan on buying more p30s so all my staged guns in the home are the same. For the person that doesn’t shoot all that much, that’s where it would make sense to own and carry one platform.

I have three pistols and picking up a fourth tomorrow, three of them are PDPs, I shoot them better than any other pistol I have owned so sticking with them. I have them all set up the same. I am also picking up a 365 TacOps and will set it up pretty much the same.

I tried meany of pistols over the years but always come back to Glock. My every day is 19x. But also got to train with another caliber Glock also because the 9mm don't cut it against the bigger 4 leg critters. So I got to train with two.

Awesome video!! Need more content like this in the gun community.

You got yourself a new subscriber. This was the mistake I was doing at first. I got all into getting the latest holster, red dot optics, etc., and i just saw myself lacking the skills on shooting the gun properly. So what I did was I replaced my weapon with something simple and effective which is a Glock 19, and i couldn’t be any happier. I I have done to this weapon is add the Talon grip and mounted an Olight and I couldn’t be any happier. Again very very informative video and looking forward to see more of your content

I would recommend people drop the money to go to a top notch pistol course taught by people who have "been there, done that". This will allow you to get the basics of using a pistol in a stressful situation. They will teach you how to draw the pistol and how to efficiently reload the pistol. You dont need to always go to the range to practice with your pistol, there are numerous dry fire systems you can use in your house or yard. Shooting while moving is much different than standing on an indoor range punching holes in paper, weapon articulation is very important as well. Foot work, how you stand and so on. For me, this video says more about people needing to train with what they have rather than what gun to buy. Go watch a competition match near you, you can pick up the tips from good shooters for free. Great video.

Capability > comfort. You're carrying a gun to defend yourself or others and ultimately fight with. If that is the primary goal (as it should be) it will greatly affect what you choose to carry.

Your video makes a lot of sense. I know a lot of people carry several different guns compared to me. I carry two

Nice vid, I SUBSCRIBED!!! Striker-fired handguns aren't FOR ME. I prefer HK DA/SA hammer-fired pistols. Everyone is different. I agree with your advice to "be intentional" about your selections. Thanks for your perspective!

Great vid and accurate concepts. Actually did a lot of what you mention over the last year. Reduction to minimal or no mods to my guns, narrowed to a few brands that I shoot well and focused on training. Plan to switch all my holsters to 1-2 brands that makes total sense also. Training, consistency and familiarity.

I like your mindset about being deliberate. I have a "carry rotation" of two, G19 and a S&W Shield. That's it...all stock, no frills, no surprises. And train, train, train.

Stopping the video at 2:20 to comment about those who initially intend to own only what they need for their imagined scenario. You are correct, when you say after a certain point it's just collecting guns. I started with one gun and through the years bought and sold many. I told myself that I'd only be a utilitarian gun owner, so I bought and built guns based around a purpose. Now, I'm at the point where I have to stop myself -- and it's very difficult -- from even looking at other guns online or at the local shop because I have what I need. The primary reason is, with any new gun new magazines and other accessories seem to be a necessity. That diverts my attention and money from buying ammunition and upgrades for the guns I already possess. I wonder if those who own two safes and two walls full of guns actually have more than three magazines for each gun.

I have bought, sold, and traded many different pistols. But I carry the M&P shield 45.

Eyyyy that’s also like my T-Rex sidecar Holster 🤠🤙🏻

The big difference is summer time. It's much more difficult to carry a G19 than a Shield Plus during those months.

Not knocking anyone’s choices. But, I Totally agree with the concept of consistency of form and function. Purchased my first Glock over 30 yrs ago, a Gen 2 G23. Dimensionally the same as G19. It does have printing issues with light summer clothes. But I go with my G27 if better concealment is essential. Larger capacity mags fit the 27, so that Consistency works great. Good video. No matter your choice, the vid’s theme is on target.

To be fair the XL is a very shootable pistol. It shoots like a full size. All about practice.

I subscribed. I guess the best thing that can be said about these conversations, is that information has power. This is great information. And a great perspective. But the reason I mentioned information is because every person is different as an individual, and how they approach set ups and training are different (or should be) based on that person’s individual ability. I personally have a Sig P365 XL, a Ruger LCP II (daily backup), and a Glock 30 SF in my rotation. It depends on where I’m going and what I’m wearing. But what I do is train with everyone of my side arms the same. Therefore , I trust what I’m carrying, and I know how effective I am with them. Great video. I look forward to seeing more.

Right now I have only one pistol, a Shadow Systems MR920 War Poet, Amazing gun. I’ll probably buy a CR920 for a similar but slightly smaller gun. I like the idea to collecting guns, I plan on owning several different types of Rifles and Pistols in the next few years but the only ones I have for serious defensive use are the few I train on all the time, the others are for less serious use or just for fun.

CZ P10S is my go to but guilty of the rotation thing! I’ve always heard the old saying “ a pistol main use is to get you to the rifle” lol

Couldn’t agree more. Having gone through custom builds and trying different things, I find myself going back to a stock pistol with sights I am familiar with.

I could not agree more!!! Anecdote: I bought a 9mm pistol, I'm very accurate and consistent with it. Then I bought a pistol in .40 S&W. I spent a year working and training with the .40. Why? Now I'm as accurate and consistent with the .40 as I am with the 9. That year required a lot of research, self inspection and resources to iron out my issues with that pistol. To an extent, caliber doesn't matter. Rounds on target is the goal. To borrow a quote, "You can't miss fast enough to fill your hunting tags or protect yourself". Only you can decide what works for you. Others can make suggestions but that is only their best answer to your question.

Try out as many handguns that you can then pick the one that you’re most effective with and train 🤙🏽

Shield Plus for carry and M2.0 Compact for the nightstand. My dynamic duo lol

D***, you are correct. I've master the draw on the Dagger and the Glock. But really haven't practice this ridiculously heavy as I have with those with my others. That is a great point I never thought of wow

Agree 100% The reason why we train is not to be John Wick when the time comes, it's to be able to be the basics with high reliability and confidence. You fall back on your training, you do not rise to the occasion under life or death stress.

100% true the gun you choose to edc is a very personal choice and gun collector is something and protector is another i have some guns but all are the same brand and same caliber they all have the same sights and all controls are identical they only differ in grip length and slide and barrel lenght and the one i most practice with is the one i edc

This was a very good video and the things you mention I had already been pondering. As a lady, I've found it sometimes difficult to Conceal my Glock 19 and 26 so I have often carried a Ruger LCP or S&W Bodyguard. Have recently been thinking of selling all .380s to simplify ammo and going strictly with 9mm Glocks. You make the Glock 19 look small! Have pondered a 43X for carry. Anyway, some really good points in your video. If I ever had to pull my gun, I don't want to be thinking "which gun do I have, is safety off, etc". For me, I think streamlining is the way to go. Thanks again...I need to get more range time in!

CZ-75 P-01 in its stocked configuration. It's NATO proven, fits the hand super well, and shoots really flat.

Another thing to think about is if you ever use your pistol in self defense it will get locked up in an evidence locker for a looooong time. So keep in mind how much youre willing to spend and have it go away for months or even years if you ever need to use it

Excellent point about the holsters, I am not a collector but thats something I never thought of. Its always good to find utilitarian content like this.

Im issued a bone stock G17 for work so my off duty EDC is within the Glock family (G19 or G43X) bone stock triggers because I want everything consistent. I like Sigs, I like FN, I like all kinds of handguns and yes some have better ergos than the Glock, some have better triggers out of the box, but after thousands of rounds through Glocks it's what I know and what's comfortable for me. Don't fear the man with a lot of guns. Fear the man with just one gun.

A Sig P320 with the Wilson combat grip and a red dot sight is my favorite.

My man just dropped a Master Class/ Ted Talk on the meaning of life and guns! Outstanding grown folks talk!

I absolutely agree with your base premise: be intentional with your pistol choice and setup. What I would like to point out is that it’s not practical to have 1 pistol for all of life and dress codes. I shoot my Glock 19 best and love it but I don’t conceal it well in my suits and business casual attire. I have a micro compact for those occasions in which my attire needs to be more formal (which is pretty frequent for my line of work). What this means is I need to train that second setup to get my proficiency at that same standard as my Glock. Good food for thought in this video! I will now go get the same red dot on both and same light for consistency sake

Great topic!!! I’m in the process of consolidating my collection rn… I have different firearms for different situations ie pistols, AR’s Shotguns but I found myself buying the same kinda pistols like I had 3 micro pistols at one point. Narrowed it down to Glock 19x and 43x. But ultimately training is KEY… one can process all the rights tools doesn’t necessarily mean they know how you use them properly

Really good video. I carry only one pistol full time but I own a bunch. I use the rest for out shooting or training but I personally only carry the one. I like the repeatability of only carrying one.

In my self pursuit to be the best defender I can be, I really appreciate this video. Thank you for sharing.

💯 Agreed comfort comes second every time in my book!!!

Yeah, I suffer the disease of gun hoarding collecting and have the collector license. I need to chill after the beginning of this video when you were talking about people. Buying random guns with random setups. That's me random holster. Random lights all different and unique to the gun, but they're all. Recently carried in rotation

This video is so true ! So many people treat there collection like some celebrity with a garage full of cars they have souped up , to take out as they please ! Great video

365xl only carry weapon. But I have several 1911’s that come to the range as well

Ur overthinking it. Imo the chances of needing it are slim. I go for comfort. U were right when u said shooting a pistol is shooting a pistol.

TRAIN..TRAIN...TRAIN!!! Learn your firearm. Too many people in my area think they can just buy a pistol and be ok. But not get out and train with it. They want the new best thing on the market. Stop! This video is what is needed. Thank you!

Your last segment of the video is spot on. Everything I have on my H&K VP9L (for home defense) is there for a reason. Before I added the red dot and light/strobe I became proficient with shooting the firearm accurately and getting down my fine Motor skills and hand eye coordination with how the gun operates. Once I added the red dot, I took it to the range to improve my skill with the sight, then I added the light/strobe and did the same thing with that so now I have the confidence to use this handgun for self defense if I ever needed to. Just got my CCW permit and I purchased the new Canik Mete MC9 and I can’t wait to take it to the range to learn and start developing my skill with this firearm. not sure if I’ll upgrade anything on it yet or add any attachments. If anything I might add a light but first I need to practice with how it functions/recoil control etc etc. Only upgrade for what you need for your situation.

All of my platforms are identical - my rifles have the same grip and trigger, my pistols (primary) are exactly the same setups (shadow & glock) I have 2 magazines required for all of them and that's it.

Had a g19 gen4 and was my go to. But now I got a gen5 mos

Want to add it is completely possible to both collect and be intentional and serious. I own several pistols- a couple of 1911s, a couple of tiny guns, a couple of revolvers, a Glock… whatever. I take them to the range and have a great time. I carry a 365 most if the time. (Glock 45 when I carry something else) I train with the 365, I practice dry with the 365. The intent is different. Recently I’ve decided it’s probably time to get a 365 xl or x macro to have something closer to a full size gun on the same platform. But I’ll likely buy a 2011 first- and that will be for the collector aspect and not the defensive aspect.

My everyday carry is also a gen 5 Glock 19. If I’m out in the woods hunting, dirt biking, hiking, snowmobiling… (whenever I’m not try to conceal) I like to pack a full size 1911 Springfield TRP or a 70 series colt, and on occasion a Glock 20 10mm. But any time I’m conceal carrying it’s always the ol G19

The P365xl is the most comfortable, accurate handgun I own.

I everyday carry cz p09, iron sights, bone stock. I have excellent vision at night, even pitch dark, so I avoid flash lights. Occasionally a handheld light on me, I'm more traditional, which has its advantages. I do train one handed shooting, since I use hand held flashlights, and i stay light where i can since my gun is heavy as is.

GLOCK 19 IWB, 26 ON ANKLE, 17 AND 34, ALL GEN3s. Mags are interchangeable and parts are almost all interchangeable.

I agree. I love all handguns to be honest but I only train with 2 platforms for this reason.

I fell into the handgun buying trap first got a sig, then a p80, then a CR920 and I bought another g19 last week. If I could do it again I would just get a g19 and call it a day. The cr920 is great because I’m a shorter dude but I can conceal a g19 too. Train with one and get great with one. Also glock is around the world it’s the Honda civic of guns and parts are plentiful. Don’t spend $3k on handguns like me….😂

Sorry bra…I’m still going to rock my hellcat during the summer time when I’m in my shorts tanktop n flip flops (NV summer time 115+), and save the G19 for winter time

My idea is, incase of emergency, brake glass. Behind the glass is a cz scorpion.

A wise man once said, “same gun, same place, all the time”. Familiarity breeds proficiency.

After watching this I need to sell some things haha

I just wanted to say this that from me watching the beginning of this video, even before watching it till the end the statements that you made, and the way you started the video from the beginning. It's like doing a thesis statement making a thesis statement should I say! You told the exact truth you should only carry the gun that you use the most and that you are more familiar with than changing up different guns each and every day. Every gun may shoot the same, but they do not respond the same even if you have thousands of them, but that one that you train with the most and need to train with the most is the one you should always carry because you never know when you may have to use that gun to protect yourself or your loved ones. Also, you want to make sure that you are very accurate with that gun and that you train with that weapon all the time. So, on that note, I have never seen any of your videos before I just came across this one today which is March the 18th 2023 you made damn good sense out of all the gun videos that I've seen on here you are the only one who made sense on a handgun. So now I am going to subscribe, hit the like button, and make sure I check get all notifications from you so I can see and enjoy more of your videos. And people if you are going to be a responsible gun owner make sure that you get some liability insurance. Thanks, TA Targets for the knowledge… Conclusion ( I watched the end of the video after writing this, you spoke the truth it was like you were the bible of the handguns and rifles.) GOD BLESS...

About where I got. I have 3 handguns. A G19, CZ P-07 and Ruger SR22. The G19 is my EDC with the P-07, as I do like DA/SA, and the SR22 is the cheap shooting weapon. Plus a Maverick 88. Pretty much covered all around.

I switch between carrying a Glock 19x and a Glock 45 and I always have my Rugar 380 max for back up

It makes me sad that he didn't mention CZ or Beretta in the list of brands. I'm a CZ guy for sure, and it's annoying how many people haven't even heard of that brand. I knew about the CZ 75 from video games way before I bought my first CZ in real life. I just got a Czechmate a few weeks ago, and I have been kinda frustrated with how malfunction prone it is. I think I just need to get used to cleaning it and keeping it oiled. I got the CZ Custom optic mount and put my Deltapoint pro optic on it. I've been conceal carrying a CZ Shadow 2 for the past couple years. I started out using it at matches, and I liked it, so I started carrying it. I feel comfortable carrying it with the safety on and the hammer half cocked. That way I just sweep off the thumb safety and have nearly a full double action first shot, but it's drop safe with the hammer not fully down. My TS2 could fit in my S2 ccw holster, but I wouldn't carry it. The trigger is way too light, and I wouldn't carry a single action only gun any other way but cocked and locked.

Bring consistent brings change and improvement! This goes with the simplest things in life, our financial, our work, working out, and as protectors. Be mindful. Great video!

I'm currently trying out the P320 after rocking the Glock for 15 years straight. The transition is very natural and I can actually use the same holster (PHLster Floodlight) when I put a Surefire X300 on either gun. I compete with whatever gun I carry too. Also, when your outro song started I thought it was "Cheap Wine" by Airbourne. Now I've got that stuck in my head even though I haven't heard it in a few years.

Totally agree. If there isn't a role that a gun fits or a gun that does the same thing I won't buy it.

Great reminder! It can be an expensive rabbit hole to fall into! I’m a woman and fairly new to edc. I have to remind myself that most dangerous encounters are going to happen within 7 yards. I just need to carry something to stop the threat. I don’t look for a fight either. I’m not trying to have a shoot out, I’m not a competition shooter, I don’t have the extra cash for my edc to be plus $1000. Spend the money on training and ammo.

Funny when I got into it and I bought and bought but then over the last few years I sold a ton and now only have 3 pistols currently. I agree with the train of thought. Great content, first time viewer...

I use a sticky holster with a p365 with manual safety. I have a plastic holster but find its very very noisy during a quick draw. I run a cash register twice a week and i strongly believe a stealthy draw will be beneficial if perp turns back on me or something. In that same scenario if my draw is noisy and i make an error in the heat of the moment ive alerted the perp with my draw and mistakes can happen.

Living in the North we can wear flannel shirts 12 month of the year. So it's easy to carry a larger pistol that is easier to get good hits with. I recently sold my p365 because it was hard to get good hits with.

I have an edc rotation. But every holster is an appendix rig that I slide off-center at the 10-11 o'clock position (cuz I'm a lefty...).

This advice also helps with non-American citizens who may have limited options for handgun models and ownership slots. For example a person with a basic license in my coutnry will my a 1911, then a G19, or a G17, then a 1911 because they want variety....then they upgrade their license to to the next level...nect thing you know they got a Glock, 1911, Taurus G3, PT-92 a mish mash. Smart buyers will prioritize their purchases to the most optimal level for their purpose. Ex. Full-sized Glock and Slimline pistol/snubnose....or they buy multiple firearms of the same feel, pattern, manual of arms (just like you said in this video).

I edc sig 365 xmacro, have a g26 in my car, and a cz 75sp01 in my dresser drawer. I kick ass on all of them.

Yeah, you are correct also again with the overcompensating with the ridiculous Attachment and out of the dagger and 365 that a lot of times I carry both on me. And then trained with both of them very well in my opinion. They have nothing ridiculous that did not come with them. Except for I just added and put. I don't know how many rounds through it. A new threaded barrel and Mini compensator on my 365. Just because it makes lighten a difference for the recoil control. Which I already have under control will allow me to fire a lot faster and effectively if needed. And I said in a previous comment that I do not prefer optics on my carry guns. Because it takes me a second. Because they are new to me. And I don't usually use them. So I do not carry them. When I carry the dagger I have multiple versions of them. I will not carry the one with all the ridiculous s*** like the red dot Laser tatchman's only thing is the new flashlight. I got from eBay made by Warrior land which is phenomenal. Call the crossbow, you can get a holster and that light for 89 bucks. I'm all about a deal and try and out random things. And I'm not gonna list hi and raillights. But I have a couple different companies for Glock. Rail lights that reigns from 200 to almost 400. And the price that I paid 8999 for this holster and rechargeable light is light. Is better in my opinion than a lot of them more higher and lights. Now I just got it so I don't know how long it's gonna last or how durable it is. But I know it is very easy to use. It's waterproof it has the magnetic charger, a digital display of the battery power. And also I haven't played with it or used it at the range. Just out and the yard comparing it to other lights a built-in green laser as well. You can use, but you are absolutely correct. The more s*** you put on your gun Amor something can go wrong or whatever. And before the only thing I added before the threaded barrel in the Mini comp. Was a Hoag Bieber tail grip cover for my 365 micro. But I have not been carrying the MC9 as much. And that's good because I have not trained with that. A lot, however. I am still getting used to the holster. That come with this light but I'm having no problem with it, but if I do have any. Type of problem. I do have a holster and a brand that I use forever gun that I buy. Because I prefer them. I believe they're called c. Y. I. And that's just what I prefer. And I've bought we the people. Other one called like a photon. Aliens, something not, don't remember. And blackhawks serve a belief. Serpica, I don't know I have about 6 holsters for the Glock 19/1722 23. Whatever They will Carrie i've never gotten to all the Steplan or modifications answer phone as trigger play Smith's status. Something else. I would not use on a carry gun because it did not come with the gun. And there's a good chance that because it was not installed by Glock. Or whatever company that it could have some type of failure. When you need it That 1 time, so my main go to is if it has a threated barrel, a Mini comp. On the little guns and the night site iron sites. That's what I'm most effective with trained with. And after the comp and the barrel swap. I made sure to put hundreds of rounds through it before I would carry that. Configuration even after buy in it. I would take that off. When I would take it out and about and put the OEM barrel back on and psychology bunch of rounds the snapcaps. Or whatever threw it to make sure everything's fine. On Duo call fire drills before I leave. But you're absolutely correct. I didn't think of it that way. There is a couple times thank God. Nothing happened that I would carry random guns and rotation. Add a couple of them mainly it's like for but 1 or 2 of them. I am not as flawless or fluid with or whatever the word is fluent or take straightly maxed out on handling and control. In the main thing is the holster. Draw and getting on target quick. But I've never took that in the consideration. That's crazy. I'm gonna train more with it until I carry that ever again unless I'm used in it with my main gun like your Glock 19. You have there. You're every day, go too. I would switch it with sig

Great video and a lot of what I’ve been saying for years, but you took it to a whole new level. Great 👍🏻 job!

I like to say “I’d rather be uncomfortably alive, than comfortably dead”

I have one for every occasion. One full size, one pocket, one EDC, and one single stack carry, one AR 15. I trail with them religiously. I may add 2 more to my collection; a shotgun for the house and a 10mm handgun for bear country.

Great video. A wise trainer once told me to develop a relationship with your weapon.

Dig the music! Definitely dig the Sermon!! …feel like I just to church! APPRECIATE it!!!

M&P 2.0 all day long no its or buts 😬