Anyone carry a Glock?

[badam0112]

I have a 27 but it is too heavy for pocket carry for me too. 642 J frame snubbie gets the daily carry job. But I LOVE my Glock. It is extremely accurate.

 

[Class III]

Glock 26 with CT lazer, night sights, extended mag release, metal guide rod, 3.5 lb trigger and four spare magazines is my everyday truck gun. When I carry outside of the truck it's a 4053 for warm weather or a 1066 in cooler weather. Warm or cool weather, a couple of spare mags always go with me outside of the truck. They reside in one of the custom kydex hip pocket mag holsters I had made up for them.

 

[ladder13]

Originally posted by KKG:
I've been carrying a G-27 since I replaced my G-22 a number of Years ago. A short while back I picked up and now carry a second G-27 on my other hip. Drawing a second gun is still the Faster form of reloading and I'm getting slower in my old age at reloading than I used to be.

Ahh yes, the NY reload with 2 G27's. I like that idea.

 

[Joe in SC]

I carry a glock 23 daily. The gun is accurate and being a 40 caliber it instills confidence. I like the idea of 14 rounds of big bore goodness and another 13 on tap. All that in a compact, bullet proof package.

I sometimes get a wildhair and carry my 2 1/2" model 19 and in cooler weather I can conceal my 4" 19 or govt model 45 acp or 38 Super.

I use a High Noon Mr. Softie (with the Glock) that I paid less than 30 bucks for 4 years ago and it is as good as any IWB holster I have ever used.

 

[arfmel]

I sometimes carry one when I'm gonna get sweaty.

 

[MrPhil]

All day, everyday. A G19, IWB in a Rocket Man Lowrider. Goes on when my pants do. Goes in the night stand when my pants come off.

 

[S&W-Keeper]

I got some Glocks, I can't seem to find anything wrong with them, other than they are ugly.

 

[animalmother]

Not at present. Have carried Glock 17s, 19s, 22s, and 26s.

 

[bigt5150]

My usual carry rig is a glock 19 in a Mitch Rosen holster and "Beltman" belt.

 

[RABULL]

I also have carried a Glock Model 27 .40 as a BUG/Off Duty Handgun for over 10 years (EDC) in an Alessi Ankle Holster. It gets no better as far as I am concerned....

 

[em-man]

I loaned my Glock 27 to my neighbor when he went looking at a motorcycle. I have seen it in the pouch on his new Harley. You just can't trust them motorcycle people...

 

[Dyerbill]

G19 for me. I am quite happy with it. S&W 66-5 when I feel like a wheel gun.

 

[Guest]

Originally posted by ladder13: Ahh yes, the NY reload with 2 G27's. I like that idea.

I pack mine in a pair of Galco SOB Holsters but NOT in the SOB location. I use one each on the Right, just behind the Hip and one each of the Left just behind the Hip. aka:Strong Side Carry. Here's the Right Side one:

 

[ladder13]

Originally posted by KKG:

Originally posted by ladder13: Ahh yes, the NY reload with 2 G27's. I like that idea.

I pack mine in a pair of Galco SOB Holsters but NOT in the SOB location. I use one each on the Right, just behind the Hip and one each of the Left

Can I see the left side, thanks.

 

[nitesite]

Every day is a G29. I absolutely love that sidearm. The recoil impulse of a 180-gr 10mm Gold Dot is much less than you would imagine.

My truck gun is a G34 with Trijicons, although I do sometimes carry the 34 when attire allows.

I'm going to the movie matinee with the wife today. I've been known to drop a 442 in a pocket when going to the theatre but I usually dress around one of the GLOCKs.

 

[feldspar13]

I carry my G17 occasionaly

 

[yashua-p]

When I do it is a G30 or G19. Usually it is a S&W 386PD.

yashua

 

[SASABERANGER]

Mike,
My CCW lately has been a G23 LEO package. I put up my very early S&W 4013TSW and got the Glock because of higher capacity mags.
The 4013 had been a constant companion since graduating from FLETC in 1997. The Issue Beretta M96DAO was a pig and too big for concealed carry.
The Glock is fine for what I do now, and as big as I am I can hide it very well under my Big Dog T shirt. Great advantage to being retired is no more dressing up. Jeans and Ts or shorts and Ts.
Don't like pocket guns, Belt holsters for me.
Thom Braxton
SWCA #1474

 

[beemerrider]

It's ok to carry a Glock, so long as it is thoroughly concealed, such that friends, criminals and the police and others can never, ever see it; lest you become known as "The Dude with the Ugly Gun." Kinda like having a really homely girlfriend whose other talents more than make up for weakness in the beauty department. I think it's desirable and possible to have your cake and eat it too.

 

[Vulcan Bob]

Had three Glock's,M-17,M-19 and M-27,dident fit my hand quite right. No problem with the Gock's, they were accurate and reliable. S&W came out with thier M&P series,now own two M&P's and no Glocks! My best "fit" semi auto is the M-39.