weldonjr2001
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When I kayak, I carry my G27 in my dry pack, in the gun pack I normally carry it in. Thus if I go ashore, I can strap it on as per normal.
The Glock above other handguns I own because if it gets wet, it can be taken apart so readily for drying.
I once got saturated during a rainfall on a beach while carrying a Beretta PX4, and while a fine pistol, without my tools and punches, there was no way to break it down in the hotel room. I still remember sitting in the hotel room bathroom with a hair dryer for hours trying to get all the moisture out of it.
From now on, my wet weather pistols are either Glocks, or 1911s.
The Glock above other handguns I own because if it gets wet, it can be taken apart so readily for drying.
I once got saturated during a rainfall on a beach while carrying a Beretta PX4, and while a fine pistol, without my tools and punches, there was no way to break it down in the hotel room. I still remember sitting in the hotel room bathroom with a hair dryer for hours trying to get all the moisture out of it.
From now on, my wet weather pistols are either Glocks, or 1911s.