Poly, but that I shoot it well matters more. I have another purchased for the rotation, but because I am having difficulty with proficiency, it may soon find another home.

These days, my every-day-carry gun is a p320C 9mm with a SC grip wrapped in Talon grips in an Ozark IWB holster. I do love my p226es, 220s etc. but each time I go to the range with a gagel of guns, I always get some rounds through it, and happy it's always on my hip.

Sig Goodness

First off I rarely carry, just not possible with my job. But when I'd do it's a 229. Need a holster for my 225-A1 next. Once I buy one it will be my carry piece. If I'm in the woods then it's 226. Either way it's a P series always. Only plastic gun I own is 2022.

My Sig P-228 alloy/steel traditional Sig. Someday I might carry the P-320 I just picked up once I trust it. Chris

I have all plastic polymer handguns at this time. (CZ P-07, Ruger LCP and recently a SIG P320). However, this is happenstance. If a handgun "shoots good" I don't care what it's made from.

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Both. I don't care what the material is...all I care about is how well I shoot it.

All of my guns are for carry or home defense.

I started shooting over 50 years ago. Everything was steel and walnut. Times change whether you like it or not.

When I carry it's either a P245, P220, P229 in 9my or a P229 in 357SIG. Occasionally I might carry my P250. I have Glocks, 17, 19, 21, even a 42 and I have good holsters for them but never have I carried a Glock.

I also have a couple 1911s with good holsters but have only carried them a few times.

I just prefer a DA/SA as a carry pistol.

Mine is made out of American steel and lubed with democrat tears.

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Originally posted by MikeNH:
Both. Generally a poly gun- a Glock for quite a long time and now a VP9SK but I do also have a P938 for when I need something smaller.

Pretty much same here: Glock .357s and a 938, ( though a G43 has been carried more often lately. )

Went from a 1911 to Glock. My G21 with 14 rounds weighs about the same as my empty Gov model. My EDC is a G19.

I carry a Beretta Cougar...right @ 2 lbs.
She's heavy, but I'm used to it after 7 yrs.

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Originally posted by 12131:
You left out choice "Both".

Schrodinger's pistol?

Plastic for me: a G26 fits the bill for capacity and concealability.

Currently a 239 - with aluminum grips (all metal aside from the rubber gaskets on the grip screws). I sure do like my usp compact though.

Most often a SIG P-290, or Glock 42.

As tnoutdoors9 would say:

Pah-LEE-muhr.

All the above.

Both; someti es I carry an H&K P30 and other times it is a 229 or P6

Steel Roscoe.

I carry a P6 or a P226, but I want a P320...