Do you prefer this to the 10C? Did you replace this as your EDC? Also what's the difference between this and the 10C? I've been doing a lot of research, and I'm I've been leaning towards the 10C. But I don't know much about guns.
The S model became a part of my carry, in that if I have to use a smaller gun I can carry it and feel perfectly comfortable with it. I prefer the larger C for the few extra rounds and better grip, but I have been know to put on the High Noon SLide Guard rig for the S and walk out the door. My son liked it so much that he know has an olive drab version of his very own. The differences are all in size. The S carries 12 rounds to the C 15, the barrel is shorter, the frame is shorter. Even so I can shoot this baby just like her bigger brother. The questions start, for you, will you carry concealed or openly, and have you looked at what type of holster you want? I recommend High Noon in Florida.
@@armoredman I want to carry concealed. I have completely fallen in love with the C. Great gun. Even though the S is smaller, would I still be able to completely conceal the C without there being a print? Thanks for the reply.
@@TheMidnightMaroon Of course but you have to dress around the gun. I carry in a High Noon Stingray OWB rig, but I wear oversize baggy t-shirts with designs to break up the outline. I'm old - I don't care what I look like. :) Also, in Arizona if my concealed carry pistol becomes visible, it's no big deal, still perfectly legal. Find a holster you like and then get the KEY ingredient - a solid GUN BELT. High Noon makes the Rock Steady, wearing one right now. As for carrying a larger gun - I carried a full sized CZ SP-10 Phantom concealed for several years with a High Noon Down Under IWB rig. Note the trend...:) Find what works for you but remember the holster and belt have to work together, and you will have to modify your dress AND habits to work around it - u.e., not bending over at the waist to pick up that dropped thing, squat down and tell people you have an old back injury. ;)
@@armoredman Ahh ok, that will be my biggest aspect to adjust, my attire. I'm in Texas, so the laws are awesome here. Perhaps the 10S is a better option then. Awesome info man.
@@TheMidnightMaroon It's not hopeless yet - check out the IWB rig Down Under from High Noon - I carried a CZ SP-01 Phantom concealed during AZ summers without issue.
Good video, Dave!!
Do you prefer this to the 10C? Did you replace this as your EDC? Also what's the difference between this and the 10C? I've been doing a lot of research, and I'm I've been leaning towards the 10C. But I don't know much about guns.
The S model became a part of my carry, in that if I have to use a smaller gun I can carry it and feel perfectly comfortable with it. I prefer the larger C for the few extra rounds and better grip, but I have been know to put on the High Noon SLide Guard rig for the S and walk out the door. My son liked it so much that he know has an olive drab version of his very own. The differences are all in size. The S carries 12 rounds to the C 15, the barrel is shorter, the frame is shorter. Even so I can shoot this baby just like her bigger brother. The questions start, for you, will you carry concealed or openly, and have you looked at what type of holster you want? I recommend High Noon in Florida.
@@armoredman I want to carry concealed. I have completely fallen in love with the C. Great gun. Even though the S is smaller, would I still be able to completely conceal the C without there being a print? Thanks for the reply.
@@TheMidnightMaroon Of course but you have to dress around the gun. I carry in a High Noon Stingray OWB rig, but I wear oversize baggy t-shirts with designs to break up the outline. I'm old - I don't care what I look like. :) Also, in Arizona if my concealed carry pistol becomes visible, it's no big deal, still perfectly legal.
Find a holster you like and then get the KEY ingredient - a solid GUN BELT. High Noon makes the Rock Steady, wearing one right now. As for carrying a larger gun - I carried a full sized CZ SP-10 Phantom concealed for several years with a High Noon Down Under IWB rig. Note the trend...:) Find what works for you but remember the holster and belt have to work together, and you will have to modify your dress AND habits to work around it - u.e., not bending over at the waist to pick up that dropped thing, squat down and tell people you have an old back injury. ;)
@@armoredman Ahh ok, that will be my biggest aspect to adjust, my attire. I'm in Texas, so the laws are awesome here. Perhaps the 10S is a better option then. Awesome info man.
@@TheMidnightMaroon It's not hopeless yet - check out the IWB rig Down Under from High Noon - I carried a CZ SP-01 Phantom concealed during AZ summers without issue.