Top 5 Guns That You Will ACTUALLY Carry!

For about a hundred years everybody accepted a trade that looked like a law of nature: thin or loaded, pick one. Six or seven rounds in a grip that disappeared, or ten and up in a gun you would leave at home some days. In 2018 that trade broke, and within about four years every major maker in America had either copied it or lost that part of the market. Which means something specific for you. If you have watched a carry pistol video made more than six years ago, four out of five recommendations in it are obsolete — not bad guns, not unsafe, just superseded by things doing the same job with half again the ammunition in the same space on your belt. In this one: the magazine geometry that made the whole thing possible, and why it is the only real change. What happened to the guns everybody recommended in the single-stack era, including the two known faults in the old Shield and how both were fixed. Why every maker given the chance to build something smaller chose to make part of it bigger. The two small holster parts that do more for concealment than changing pistols. Why the .380 argument got weaker rather than stronger. And why the newest pistol on any counter is by definition the one with the least evidence behind it. Then at the end, the measurement the entire industry advertises that has almost nothing to do with whether you will carry the gun — and the one that does. I do not review firearms I have not shot, and there are no recommendations to buy anything here. Every gun is always loaded. Never let the muzzle cover anything you are not willing to destroy. Finger off the trigger until your sights are on the target and you have decided to fire. Know your target and what lies beyond it. #ConcealedCarry #CCW #EDC #MicroCompact #P365 #ShieldPlus #Glock43X #Hellcat #CarryGun #GunSafety #ResponsibleGunOwnership #IWB #AppendixCarry #PistolOptics #RedDot #HolsterSetup #GunBelt #FirearmsTraining #NewShooter #PlainLiving