Three Bean Dad

I own a Hellcat and have been carrying it for a while. Probably have put somewhere around 1500 rounds through it without any issues. I considered the Pro when I bought it. The Pro has a slightly longer barrel but I prefer the standard. I can throw a 15-round magazine in it and have the same capacity as the Pro or put the flush magazine in it and pocket carry with ease. I own a 43x with Shield Arms mags and had a P365 that I sold after some poor customer service with Sig. I think that the Hellcat and the P365 were neck and neck with slight feature differences. The 43x isn't bad but it's note got that short mag/large mag option depending on where and how I am carrying it.

I prefer the look, feel and shooting of hammer fired pistols. But new hammer guns are rare and the world is moving to striker and polymer pistols for several reasons. I enjoy shooting and buying new guns too much to stay with hammer only weapons. My favorite configuration of a da/sa, de-cocking, metal frame pistol feels like it is slowly becoming extinct.

I've always loved the Beretta 92. I prefer de-cocking setups but don't mind if it is a de-cocking safety. I recently got a 92x with the vertec grip and I have to say I really like it maybe even more than the traditional humped 92 grip.

My carry to work and most outings with the family is a standard Hellcat. If I am somewhere that I'm not terribly worried about printing it would be a Glock 19.5 with RMR and XC1 light.

I used to carry IWB in various positions, but I have found that I can usually find a compact, tight to the body OWB holster that will work for most weapons with an an untucked shirt. The larger the gun, the more I shift the holster back on my hip to 4 or 5 o'clock. If it is something like a micro 9mm then I stay pretty close to 3 or 3:30.