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Thread: Dan Wesson Guardian or CCO for concealed carry

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  1. 18th December 2017, 13:15 #1
    Oldjarhead
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    Question Dan Wesson Guardian or CCO for concealed carry

    Looking for feedback from anyone who has concealed carried a Dan Wesson Guardian or CCO. Which conceals best, or are there really any differences that matter?
  2. 27th December 2017, 17:09 #2
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    Own and carry Guardian, Colt Gunsite CCO, and bobtailed full size steel S&W 1911. No difference IMHO. In theory less grip should conceal better. The aluminum receiver guns are both thin, light, and highly concealable with proper holster, belt, and cover garment. The steel S&W is thin and highly concealable just darn heavy.
  3. 30th December 2017, 18:00 #3
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    I have both, as captiva says both conceal well and are light. I like the Guardian grip a little better.
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  4. 1st January 2018, 20:20 #4
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    Agree. Full size grip is better for shooting.
  5. 3rd February 2018, 08:37 #5
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    I had a Colt CCO many years ago and carried it all the time. Great little pistol.
  6. 13th October 2018, 12:06 #6
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    My Guardian is now my do everything handgun. Truck gun, bedside firearm, concealed carry, target practice, you name it.
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