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    Default Does you significant other carry?If so what caliber

    My SO has had her permit for about 15 years. Carries rarely, but mainly because she is unfamiliar with firearms. That has started to change and now enjoys shooting different calibers. Currently owns a ppk and shoots well with it.
    She'll be carrying soon I'm sure.

    Get your SO to carry. Besides peace of mind you get play with her guns too.
    Great perk!
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    Default Re: Does you significant other carry?If so what caliber

    Quote Originally Posted by God's Country View Post
    My SO has had her permit for about 15 years. Carries rarely, but mainly because she is unfamiliar with firearms. That has started to change and now enjoys shooting different calibers. Currently owns a ppk and shoots well with it.
    She'll be carrying soon I'm sure.

    Get your SO to carry. Besides peace of mind you get play with her guns too.
    Great perk!
    http://www.pafoa.org/forum/general-2...html#post49743

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    Default Re: Does you significant other carry?If so what caliber

    Mine has a G26 (mine). She's saving for a G19.

    I'm training her, and making her go take some classes. I'm not about to put a gun on her hip and send her out into the world without her knowing what she's doing.

    I'd rather have her take her time to get into the right MINDSET before she carries. Sending someone out with a gun after all they've done is just go to the square range could do more harm than good. Get them some training first (this goes for men and women).

    Instead of a gun, she carries OC, a Surefire E2D, and a Spyderco Waved Delica. She wants to order a HAK with the bra clip. I'm fairly good at defense with a knife so we go over some stuff once or twice a week on our days off.

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    Default Re: Does you significant other carry?If so what caliber

    Yes, my significant other carries, but I think, by the tone of the question he should be the one answering this question and saying something like...

    "Yes, my wife carries. She carries a Kimber chambered in .40 and/or a Colt Mustang Plus II, depending on concealability and clothing."

    But since he's not here to say that I'll fill-in.

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    Default Re: Does you significant other carry?If so what caliber

    Yes She Carries, A Kimber Stainless Ultra Carry in 45



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    Default Re: Does you significant other carry?If so what caliber

    yes she carries a taurus 38 ultralite crimson trace grips.

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    Default Re: Does you significant other carry?If so what caliber

    yes ruger Sp101 357 but usually loaded with 38'S
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    Default Re: Does you significant other carry?If so what caliber

    Quote Originally Posted by MrsKitty View Post
    Yes, my significant other carries, but I think, by the tone of the question he should be the one answering this question and saying something like...

    "Yes, my wife carries. She carries a Kimber chambered in .40 and/or a Colt Mustang Plus II, depending on concealability and clothing."

    But since he's not here to say that I'll fill-in.
    The reply can go either way. Just wondering how many couples carry.
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    Default Re: Does you significant other carry?If so what caliber

    Yes we both carry, have been doing so since 1986.

    I currently carry the Glock 19 in a Kramer Belt Scabbard or Galco Royal Guard IWB.

    My wife's current weapon is the Glock 26 carried in a FIST Ultra Thin Kydex IWB holster.
    Tomorrow's battle is won during today's practice.

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    Default Re: Does you significant other carry?If so what caliber

    My wife has her LTCF and owns 2 guns. She only leaves the house to take the kids to school, or she goes with me. She very seldom carries, but has the ability if she feels threatened.
    Both of hers are .380 but she is really liking my dads Kahr K9. She likes heavy guns for some reason.

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