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Four Reasons the XD Sub-Compact 9mm Is Ideal for EDC
- Thread starter Mike H.
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CAPMARINE276
Master Class
Sitting at my WH wafflehouse, with my .45 S&W2.0, fullsize, Hornady rounds, 1 extra mag
dry gulched
Alpha
Been carrying an xmd-e 3.8 in .45acp for a while now and love it. I use IWB or OWB depending on season and both ways are fine. I've carried a few guns in the past but this is my favorite.
dry gulched
Alpha
I wear jackets in the cooler months and untucked shirts in the warmer ones so printings not an issue. The one issue I have with the gun itself (and it's the only issue) is the mag release is a bit stiff. Maybe it'll loosen with use. Other than that it's a fine edc.
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XD94045
Guest
Maybe it’s because I live in California and the Hellcat up until now, was off limits, I absolutely love my XD9 Subcompact. Add a Red Dot and a Streamlight and you have a very respectable EDC.
CAPMARINE276
Master Class
So glad i live in Oklahoma- CCW, Constitutional carry( i have a retired law enforcement commission)
SW Oklahoma, here. Nothing like living in a free state.
Bassbob
Emissary
I have a pile of relatives in Muskogee ( Cherokee Nation) and I like the area around Muskogee and Talequah. The rest of OK fills me with ennui. Or more fairly I will say I dislike Tulsa and OKC. The rest of the state is fine. Kinda like my own state, Missouri. Outside STL and KC it’s great. F those two cities though.
CAPMARINE276
Master Class
Number of years ago, knew s CAP Marine(RVN) retired Stl. cop.i live in Norman( we outvoted that Communist mayor we had)
The Night Rider
Professional
No Belly Bands.
I was in a training class once where they wanted us to lay on our backs and shoot around a barrier. We had one couple in the class who could not get the gun to fire because they couldn't properly disengage the grip safety.
I don't own any guns with a grip safety but if I did that would have made me sell them
I was in a training class once where they wanted us to lay on our backs and shoot around a barrier. We had one couple in the class who could not get the gun to fire because they couldn't properly disengage the grip safety.
I don't own any guns with a grip safety but if I did that would have made me sell them
Mr. Untactical
Master Class
I've carried my XD Mod.2 subcompact in 9mm for several years. Kydex IWB at 4 o'clock. Works fine, lasts a long time.
MN.Militia
Operator
I have an XDE too, .45ACP just like yours. Smaller than a 1911 and weighs less too. I grew up in the 70's & 80's when revolvers were being replaced in police departments with DA/SA 9mm pistols, so since my dad was a cop, I was witness to the changeover and developed an affinity for DA/SA hammer-fired automatics. I was in the military not long after the Beretta 92 was adopted, so striker-fired pistols were "new" to me. Frankly, I'm not monogamous when it comes to double action, single action, DAO, striker fired, etc. But in the current market, I like having a little bit of everything, even when it comes to calibers. But this hammer-fired beauty is the only one I take to bed!
Talyn
SAINT
Since the Hellcat is GTG in Kalifornia now I wouldn't be surprised if the XD9 Subcompact is discontinued since the Hellcat does everything better.
powerboatr
Professional
i have one of each a sub 9 and sub 45 acp. both fit perfect in holster and are an easy carry if want to be low profile as possible
but my service 9mm xd is my favorite for long carry in the woods.
but my service 9mm xd is my favorite for long carry in the woods.
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XD94045
Guest
This would not surprise me in the least. I can’t wait to get mine.