I know I have stated on the forum that I do not carry. I never felt the need to do so . . .before.
Things going on close by are opening my eyes to what can happen doing the most mundane thing.
So. . .what to do?
I have a new PPK .380 that has not hiccuped at all. I went to the LGS and was looking at an inside the pocket holster and could not find anything that looked like it would work and the one holster they did have, grabbed the gun and would not let it go.
I have other guns that would be good carry guns except for weight. I was looking over a different gun and they had just gotten in a G30 short frame with a recontoured back strap that fit my hand pretty good. 10 rounds of .45 seems a better deal than 7 of .380.
My son has a G30 that I think is a gen. 2 and I do not care for the feel much. The short frame does feel better. . .or is it my imagination?
My son shoots the bejeesus out of his and he is deadly accurate with it.
I have a G21 gen.3 and a G17 gen.4 and have had no problem with them except some magazine issues at first with the G17 and none since.
I am not sure which way to go. I do like a striker fired gun and the concept Glock brings to the table has worked well for me.
Have any of you actually shot both the G30 and the short frame G30?
I am tempted to go buy the gun and peddle it if I don't like it. Bud's does not have them in stock and neither does Glockmeister here in town. The one I saw, the LGS had just gotten in.
Advice?
Geetarman
Things going on close by are opening my eyes to what can happen doing the most mundane thing.
So. . .what to do?
I have a new PPK .380 that has not hiccuped at all. I went to the LGS and was looking at an inside the pocket holster and could not find anything that looked like it would work and the one holster they did have, grabbed the gun and would not let it go.
I have other guns that would be good carry guns except for weight. I was looking over a different gun and they had just gotten in a G30 short frame with a recontoured back strap that fit my hand pretty good. 10 rounds of .45 seems a better deal than 7 of .380.
My son has a G30 that I think is a gen. 2 and I do not care for the feel much. The short frame does feel better. . .or is it my imagination?
My son shoots the bejeesus out of his and he is deadly accurate with it.
I have a G21 gen.3 and a G17 gen.4 and have had no problem with them except some magazine issues at first with the G17 and none since.
I am not sure which way to go. I do like a striker fired gun and the concept Glock brings to the table has worked well for me.
Have any of you actually shot both the G30 and the short frame G30?
I am tempted to go buy the gun and peddle it if I don't like it. Bud's does not have them in stock and neither does Glockmeister here in town. The one I saw, the LGS had just gotten in.
Advice?
Geetarman