View Full Version : Anyone Carry an Exotic for CCW ?
Mike H
March 3, 2000, 03:14 PM
I heard recently of a local shooter who occasionally steps out with a Japanese Nambu as his CCW piece. This is actually a gun I'd like to learn more about, I didn't even think you could get any ammo for it but then again this guy does reload.
I also recall someone posting a question here one time about carrying black powder pistols for CCW. So the thought occurred, does anyone here carry an exotic, I don't believe the 1911 counts ;) also any info on the Nambu with particular reference to its ballistics would be appreciated.
Regards,
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Mike H
joegerardi
March 3, 2000, 03:54 PM
I just retired my Glock as my main CCW and started with my Bren Ten.
Long Path
March 3, 2000, 04:13 PM
My dad's late best friend used to carry a matched pair of Colt 1903 Pocket Autos in .380 acp. These were not contributing factors in his demise. ;)
I've a friend who occasionally carries an old Webley .380 2Z (.38 S&W caliber) police model (better bluing) with him. He practices speed reloads with it and is really pretty darned good with it. It's a strange revolver, being a quality break-top that is far too large for its caliber, and possessing a cross-bolt safety.
panzerfuehrer
March 3, 2000, 04:20 PM
WAAAY back, before I got my Colt Trooper, I used to carry a Colt 1903 Army, in (get this)- .38 Long Colt!
Some bozo before me had removed the original sights, and replaced them with Micros. Yet another bozo dropped it once while I was showing it, and a spring broke inside, the result being that now she only fires SA.
Oh well, not like the ammo is plentiful, and better broken then than when I REALLY needed it.
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Oleg Volk
March 3, 2000, 04:21 PM
I have corresponded with a couple who both carry .455 Webley break-top revolvers. Have seen Markarov, Tokarev TT33 but have not seen anything too weird (broomhandle Mausers, Velo-Dog revolvers, pepperox revolvers). Guess people able to procure non-standard ammo know enough to make better choice...
Hard Ball
March 3, 2000, 08:07 PM
At one time I carried a .45 Colt New Service which was modified to be a Fitzgerald Special. It was a good weapon for close work, but the cutaway front of the trigger guard sometimes created panic on the firing lines of various ranges. I retired it and switched to a ore Model 27 Smith&Wesson 371/2 inch barreled N frame revolver. On some occasions I carried two of them and felt reasonably well armed.
Allen_Raiford
March 3, 2000, 08:17 PM
I have often thought about having a holster made for my ww2 Luger.
Jody Hudson
March 3, 2000, 11:02 PM
Currently I carry a Makarov 9x18 when I work.
Many years ago I carried a permitted over and under 12 gauge with 5" barrels, single selective trigger and a short pistol grip. It was just over 12" long total... Snake country.
I also carried the Colt auto in .32
one of my favorites is the Walther TPH .22
Jeff OTMG
March 4, 2000, 08:21 PM
A friend of mine carries an Ithaca Stakeout (12 ga smooth bore pistol) in a push through shoulder rig.
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