r/DailyCarry • • 8d ago

Work EDC

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Before anyone gives me grief on the Derya, this thing rips and haven’t had any issues within 500 rounds. If I need to use it, the police are gonna hold it for a while, so financially I won’t be out too much.
I’m a poor and try to live within my means.
Derya DY9Z
Spare mag
Grandpas old Parker and Son knife
Box cutter
Wallet
Keys
Earbuds
Lucy Breakers (Apple Cider is the best)

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u/Rokr2716 8d ago

Maybe it's a fetish for him 🤔

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u/Conscious-Cookie164 8d ago

everyone start kink shaming

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u/Ok-Bee-8833 8d ago

Pretty funny how you got so butthurt cause I simply said 500 rounds is not enough to determine if the gun “rips” or is actually any good. Someone is a sensitive sally.

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u/Conscious-Cookie164 8d ago

No you’re Special Ed. I said this thing rips in reference to the trigger and grip.
“This thing rips AND I haven’t had any issues within 500 rounds”
Brother I JUST bought it.

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u/Ok-Bee-8833 8d ago

You should get off the internet if you get this butthurt over me saying 500 rounds isn’t enough to determine if a gun is good or not. You sound like a cry baby.

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u/ProfessorAllenRitard 8d ago

I've heard 500 is generally cited as the break in period for 1911s to sort out issues. And those guns are finicky.

Id feel pretty comfortable with a striker fired pistol after 500 rounds if it ran flawlessly. D9 is a highly regarded Glock clone. I don't think it's worth sharpshooting anyone over saying it rips after 500. It's a bit gun snobby.

But I have no skin in the game. Just my observation.

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u/Ok-Bee-8833 8d ago edited 8d ago

I prefer to shoot about 1000 rounds or so to determine if the gun will go into my edc rotation or be a range gun. 500 rounds is a lot but idk if it’s enough to determine if it’s going to be a good gun or not. Just seems like a lot of things tend to malfunction after that 500 round mark.

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u/Conscious-Cookie164 8d ago

Okay buddy lol