In the spring/summer/fall I carry it IWB at 11 o'clock with no holster. Condition III.
Otasan,
You sound like a nervous and un-informed carrier.
USE A HOLSTER!!!!!!!!!
Chamber a round in regular carry. It's the simplest way to get your pistol into a defensive encounter in a hurry if you have to, and you can't always count on having your off hand clear to cycle the thing.
If you're nervous about a fully loaded pistol, either don't carry one or switch to a revolver.
If you're nervous about people noticing your Glock, either dress to cover it, or don't carry it.
I'm stating this bluntly because it needs to be stated bluntly.
I carried a 17 off & on for several years.
ALWAYS IN A HOLSTER & ALWAYS FULLY LOADED, secure against all activities planned & unplanned, and instantly ready to go if needed.
It's not THAT big.
If you think it is, switch to a smaller pistol.
IN A HOLSTER & FULLY LOADED.
If you can't tolerate the self-imposed angst over a loaded pistol with no safety, get a pistol WITH a safety.
AND CARRY IN A HOLSTER, FULLY LOADED.
Denis
How do you know that no-one notices?I carry my G35 some in the cooler months. No one notices it.
Just dress around your carry gun.
I have lite vests and heavier warmer vests.
I have lite and heavier jackets.
I have Jack Shirts in Lite and heavier cloth.
I wear my shirt tails out part of the time.
No one notices except some one carrying themselves. I see LE printing more than anyone else, and I know what to look for.
Bob R
My question stands. How does he know that nobody notices?Otasan,
See previous post.
It stands.
Read it. Understand it.
Denis
I had someone call the police on me one fine day when they noticed a bulge.You’re asking him to prove something that’s impossible to prove.
If you’re worried someone notices then either change your method of carry or carry a smaller pistol. Those are your two options. Or come to grips with the notion that some people might notice.
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I had someone call the police on me one fine day when they noticed a bulge.