Concealing a glock 34?

long ,loose shirts and lots of drawing practice might do it for you

good luck

BTW why do you favor the 34 for CCW?

I like a glock 19 or a walther ccp
 
I've carried a 34 and 41 both IWB at 4 o'clock and AIWB at 1 o'clock. No issues, AIWB it was parallel to the concerning area of males. Not bothersome whatsoever.

Here's what I've got for you on the 34 and 41 though, it's important but not life and death..

The 41 is sealed the 34 is not. Lint buildup from my jeans did cover the exposed part of the barrel after 15-18 hour days. It's different to wipe down a slide after sweating than it is to want to take apart the gun each time to wipe down and reapply lube on the barrel. Stuck with the 41 for a while.
 
A Glock 35 is essentially the same as concealing a Glock 17.

For my body size, the Glock 19 has a magic proportion to it that makes the weapon absolutely disappear.

The 17/22/35's grip length extends to the full width of my torso's side profile, making it difficult to conceal along my strong side.

Appendix, either the full frame or the compact can be concealed.

Appendix, the 35, and other long slide/barreled frames, makes for an uncomfortable sit.
 
I was going to get G34, as am finishing carry classes and research is showing G19 to be a better choice?

If using G34 for improved accuracy, there are a number of resources (Asad M., Hickock 45 etc. ) who are favoring the G19 vs a longer barrel.

I might add the M.O.S. system as I am in late 40's and my lifelong 20/20 vision is starting to not cooperate.

I am 6ft and reducing down close to 190lbs so my G21 might not be the best choice for carry, although I do like the .45 round and 13 mag v.s. 15 mag is not that big of a deal.

I would just think the longer barrel/slide would be bothersome trying to draw out.
 
I would just think the longer barrel/slide would be bothersome trying to draw out.
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This is very true. I forgot to add that or maybe it just slipped my mind. You gotta pick your arms a couple inches higher just to clear your holster.
 
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