Longhorn1986
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Well, you're wrong about that: everybody knows Mopar reigns.
And that is why he drives a K-Car named "Desire"...
Well, you're wrong about that: everybody knows Mopar reigns.
I do too...I actually think every model Glock that’s the size of a 19 or under, is actually really good looking!
If I were more southern. I might say "you all" (y'all)
I have my Glock 19 appendix...
Not to get too far off topic here, but the southern plural for a group is "all y'all". I know this because I was admonished by a not-so-southern English teacher in grade school for using this term.
.I am not comfortable carrying a handgun with a relatively light trigger pull, with one in the pipe without an external safety that I can manually manipulate. I've been a gun-owner for many years and have owned, shot and carried many guns. I've heard all of the "safety" retorts, such as "the only safety you need is your finger, etc." Sure, some people train relentlessly with their Glock and they fee comfortable carrying it. No problem there, it's just not for me
This is merely a training issue.2. I am not nearly as accurate with my full-sized Glock 17 as I am with a number of other 9mm's which are mostly steel. I am a much better shot with my CZ 75B, S&W 659, old Steyr GB, Hi-Power and a number of other older 9mm's than I am with my Glock.
To each their own.3. The Glock's trigger out of the box is not what I consider to be a good trigger. I completely understand the mechanics of the Glock, have tried systems to improve the trigger, but I just never liked the pull or feel of the trigger. I especially do not like the trigger-dingus safety.
But it's difficult to carry my G19 because in Florida you have to carry concealed.
peacefulgary said:If you're not ready for a shooting encounter, then keep the pistol in its holster.
A holstered Glock is 100% safe.
I, on purpose, use this minimalist holster specifically because I CANNOT holster the gun. I'll never have an instance where there's 'something obstructing the trigger guard'..just not possible. I have to unclip it, put the gun into it, and then back onto belt(Glock..appendix)Holstering the Glock is the dangerous part if there is anything in the trigger guard. Guns with manual safeties should never go when holstering off unless the safety gets flipped off accidentally.
With that said, I carry a Glock and use caution when holstering my gun.
I have the 'Clip-Draw' version of that Clip..for my bike jersey pocket G-42..I 'sometimes' use it in tighter clothes, warmer weather..and also have a trigger guard.@USNRet93
I've seen that holster before and have thought about getting one. It rides a bit high though and I can't carry something that rides that high since I tuck my shirt over the gun. I have the Saf-T-Block that slides behind the trigger that you pop out before you shoot. I use the Techna Clip