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I have a XD 45 Compact 4" for my CCW, Love it!
5" might have been too long and you won't be loosing accuracy with the loss of a single inch.
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Colorado CCW XD 45ACP Compact (LOVE IT!) Beretta 92F / M-9 S&W Airweight Snub 38 Bersa Thunder .380 Robb D. Smith (1SG, US Army Ret.) American Legion Cdr, Post 15, Loveland, Colorado. http://www.fortnet.org/Post15/ |
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XDTalk Newbie
Join Date: Apr 2008
Location: Somewhere in Mississippi
Posts: 21
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I carry a Glock 26 or 17 concealed and sometimes a S&W model 36...(I carry the 26 about 90% of the time and really can't tell much difference between the 26 and 17)...I have in the past carried a S&W 4506 w/a 5' bbl and a 686 w/a 4' bbl...I've never had a problem carrying a mid to large frame automatic concealed, L-frame revolvers tend to be a bit bulky. That is why I recently ordered the XD Tactical, and plan to carry it instead of the G-26. If your going to wear it as a concealed weapon for the majority of the time I would recommend a stainless or parkerized finish.
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XDTalk 100 Member
![]() Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: Western West Virginia
Posts: 129
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IWB Holster
Chapie+,
I bought a IWB Holster from Larry at Tennessee Holster Company. It is made just for the 5" tacticle and it fit's like a glove. I got the metal clip to just clip over my belt. The holster cants for even more comfort. I catch myself brushing against it with my forearm just to make sure that it is still there. I can't tell that I have it on, and I pretty much wear it 24/7. Check out the web-sites at: Tennesseeholstercompany.com or Gun-works.com(same place)
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The RIGHT of the people to keep and bear arms,SHALL NOT be INFRINGED. USCCA Member Handgun Club of America NRA Member |
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XDTalk 100 Member
Join Date: Dec 2007
Posts: 188
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Going from 5" to 4" makes a big difference in ease of carry. Going from 4" to 3" makes a big difference too. I got tired of waiting for Springfield to produce an XD-45 SubCompact, so I bought a Taurus PT145 Millennium Pro. It is smaller than my XD-9 SubCompact, holds 10+1 rounds of 45, shoots great, and is very reliable.
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XDTalk 100 Member
Join Date: Apr 2008
Posts: 128
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Thanks for all the other replies. I'm a relatively inexperienced with shooting handguns (I've shot a couple hundred rounds through my dad's P89 and a couple other random guns) so I don't know if I could really tell the difference between a 4" and 5" accuracy. I stopped at a sporting goods store and looked at a couple this weekend, but the guy behind the counter didn't seem very knowledgable, so I'm going to try an actual gun shop. |
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XDTalk 100 Member
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Location: We reside in Plano Texas and also have ranch property near Stephenville Texas.
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Welcome to the forum!
When I carry my 45 service, it is in a Don Hume 715 IWB. Great gun and holster!!
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Don From Texas XD45ACP-4 XD9-4 XD9-SC Kimber Stainless II S&W 617-6 Browning A-Bolt .30-06 |
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