Hammer Fired Carry Gun Suggestions

[RustedBeef]

So after owning my two guns and trying out some of my range buddies' over the past few monthive learned I'm more of a hammer fired guy. Been trying to sell my Shield locally with some difficulty in order to fund a new gun. My other gun is a S&W 637 (my profile pic), so I'd like something a bit bigger to go along with it. I'd also like something bigger than a subcompact since I'm having a hard time getting a decent grip on drawing.

So far I've been looking at a Browning BDM but they're like really hard to find and so are the mags. I'm also considering a Beretta PX4 Storm as a more obtainable option, but I really like the BDM's ability to go DAO like my Revolver can. I'd appreciate any suggestions for a hammer fired carry gun.
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If it helps I'd carry it all day either IWB or just openly, but probably not at work (working on solution).

 

[Pokinfun]

Just get a 1911 and get it over with.

 

[RustedBeef]

Just get a 1911 and get it over with.

I would since they're neat, but I've heard nothing good about their reliability as a carry gun. Met a WWII vet at the range once who told me to never trust one even though he had like four different kinds himself.

 

[gfercaks33]

Get a good 1911?

 

[MadDogs]

You might like the SIG P239.

 

[Jack T.]

Sig 22x and be done with it.

 

[zghorner]

CZ p-01 or P-07

 

[brown_one2]

I haven't met an unreliable 1911. I carry a Sig C3 about 50% of the time. I like the shorter grip. Makes it easier to conceal.

 

[zghorner]

Its a trade off...single stack is easier to conceal, double stack carries more bullets. I like the p-01 because for a double stack it maintains a fairly slim grip and still has a 16+1 capacity.

 

[mugsy]

If you are comfortable with a revolver then why not go from a S&W 637 to a S&W Model 60 or 640 in .357 magnum? Those keep you in J-Frames.
You could also look for a K-Frame of larger revolver.
I will also throw in that there is a whole crop of low-cost and extremely reliable (like a tank) 3rd generation S&W semi-autos in steel or steel/alloy variants.
The 59-series and 69-series have many SA/DA options. You can get very good ones for under $400 and they are like the energizer bunny - they never stop.