MarkGlazer
New member
You carry the G2 in your front pocket? That's a trick. I agree with others, try a different position. I also must differ with you that it's ok if someone gains a glimpse of you carrying. No, it's not ok. If you're going to carry concealed, do it well.
With regards to you not being comfortable with the trigger safety, practice more. When you have time to yourself, unload and clear the weapon, practice your draw, aim and "fire." Then, take it to the range.
I own both the G2 and the relatively new slim line 709. Both are carry but I spend more time with the 709 on my hip and the G2 in the nightstand. The smaller pocket pistols are not something that I enjoy but you have to test it out for yourself. I've got a friend who has a Ruger, shot it one day at the range and was happy to return it to him. Again, personal preference.
After re-reading your posts, I'm of the mindset that you not buy anything right now. Perhaps update your holster as a few have suggested and practice. See how you feel after gaining a smoother draw and fire motion. Then decide whether or not you really "need" a new carry. Now, "wanting" a new carry, well, that's a different thread.
Good luck to you.
With regards to you not being comfortable with the trigger safety, practice more. When you have time to yourself, unload and clear the weapon, practice your draw, aim and "fire." Then, take it to the range.
I own both the G2 and the relatively new slim line 709. Both are carry but I spend more time with the 709 on my hip and the G2 in the nightstand. The smaller pocket pistols are not something that I enjoy but you have to test it out for yourself. I've got a friend who has a Ruger, shot it one day at the range and was happy to return it to him. Again, personal preference.
After re-reading your posts, I'm of the mindset that you not buy anything right now. Perhaps update your holster as a few have suggested and practice. See how you feel after gaining a smoother draw and fire motion. Then decide whether or not you really "need" a new carry. Now, "wanting" a new carry, well, that's a different thread.
Good luck to you.