My rotation

[LRjr]

XDS 3.3" .45- Crimson Trace light/laser- Talon Grips
XDE 3.3" .45 Viridian Green Laser
XDM- 3.8" Compact .45- Olight Baldr mini- Dove Dot Red Dot Mount with Olight Enclosed Red Dot
XD Mod 2 Subcompact 3.3" .45- Olight Baldr mini- Dove Dot Red Dot Mount with Olight Enclosed Red Dot
XDM-Elite OSP 3.8" .45- Olight Baldr mini- Cyelee Cobra X Pro

 

[The Night Rider]

What's the point?

 

[NMEDGE]

What's the point?

They are all Springfields?

 

[Belt Fed]

Thought this was a thread about tire rotation.

 

[OldGrunt]

Thought this was a thread about tire rotation.

It's in the EDC section. You know, for the guys who have limp tally whackers!

 

[Belt Fed]

It's in the EDC section. You know, for the guys who have limp tally whackers!

@Old_Me eats stachios for that

 

[The Night Rider]

Let me ask my question a different way why do you need to rotate through that many guns? What does it accomplish?

 

[Mr.W.]

My rotation consists of ninety percent original XD-S 9 mm, and ten percent LCR .38 Special. Rotation complete. . .

 

[Model 457]

All I ever rotate is my ammo. Sometimes I'll carry extra mags with me if I will be in an unsavory area for anything longer than "just passing through." Otherwise I don't see any sense in carrying anything but the tried and true.

 

[LRjr]

Let me ask my question a different way why do you need to rotate through that many guns? What does it accomplish?

These are all guns that I have invested time and effort in carrying, training with, and taking classes with during my 25+ year CW career. Each has been the primary EDC weapon for a portion of that time. This is a SA-centric forum, and I shared the post to chronicle my SA EDC journey. If your question is, "Am I actively rotating between all these?" No. Presently, I carry the XDE when dressed for the office (Suit and tie or scrubs) and the XDM Elite OSP for more casual attire, but I continue to train with all (XDE + one of the others one week and XDM OSP + one the next)—going to the range and dry-firing at home mostly. The Mantis Laser system offers some great dry-fire drills that I enjoy and find challenging.
Additionally, I make an effort to attend a professional-led class 3-4 times a year. I do not believe in "mothballing" any weapon I have invested time and effort to gain proficiency with. Hope that answers your question.