44 mag for every day carry

[archmark]

I've carried my Lew Horton 3" S&W Model 29 on and off for several years. It's a lot of handgun to carry in many ways, least of which is it's weight & firepower. I find I have to give my aching hip an occasional break from the snubby, by substituting it for my Beretta Langdon LTT 9mm. While it's not a whole lot lighter and has a larger footprint than the Smith, it seems to fit my hip better and is more comfortable to wear for extended periods. In the end though, I always come back to the 29. There's just something about the heft and feel of all that good old 'Merican pig iron that feels right...

 

[tonelar]

My fave Wheelgun Wednesday carry is an old Model 29. To be honest, it’s usually loaded with 200grn JHP .44 spl loaded on the hot side.

 

[Bo10mm]

Taurus Tracker 44 SS

 

[Roscoe]

My agency had me tdy down on the Tex/NM/Mexico border for a couple weeks in 2003, and again in 2004. Wasn't allowed to carry a rifle on the trips. I carried my 4 1/2" S&W 629 along with my Glock 19; wore both daily for the duration. Drew a few pansy comments from supervisors, but several other team members carried revolvers (usually .44's) along with their issue pistols.

 

[kbaxter60]

Is one supposed to carry a gun for 4 legged animals, and another for 2 legged animals?

That would be very considerate of you.
Thank you.