I carry a Glock 43 all the time at home. When I leave, I usually have two. Also carry my gen 1 Glock 17 a fair amount. After over 2500 rounds a piece out of the 43’s, I am very confident with them. I spent sometime yesterday shooting a gen 5 17, that a coworker won at a conference. It runs well minus a trigger that drags on the trigger guard.
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I cannot rep you. Amen!
I cannot rep you either. .380 is kinda like mopeds.
halfmileharry
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Then I've still got me. The weapons are a convenience I like but I depend on me before I do weapons
Only if you're wearing sandals and black socks, and you tuck the holster under the sock.I think shorts and an ankle holster looks tough!
July 21st, Muncie, I'll bring my training blades and a little water based paint. The "dead guy" buys the beer?
I bought 2. The first one, an LCP, was simply to show people how crappy little .380s really are. It is a miserable piece of ....... Then the G42 followed me home because I wife was looking for something smaller then her Kimber. Dang if those two didn’t meet in my safe and a third one showed up a couple of weeks ago. Wife saw the front of American Rifleman and said this looks interesting, buy one so I can shoot it.
No way I am hanging out in the garage or mowing grass without a snub in my pocket or small 9mm on my hip. The G42 is just an experiment. I am to old, fat and married to do anything really. This is as close as I get to living dangerously.
Obviously slower then from the belt but that would depend on the pocket, pants, holster. Truth is I am not a big fan of pocket carry. A real gun on the belt with an open cover garment or untucked shirt is the fastest presentation. Small gun, tucked shirt, pocket or other deeper concealment is slower. Always a trade off between speed, power, size, comfort and concealment.
One advantage of a pocket or purse is that a person might be able to put their hand on the gun prior to the need to draw. Lot of what ifs.
Pizza was good, having a houseful of family "Priceless", but situational awareness sets in when you are standing there (anywhere) wondering "if" you have the wrong Glock in your pocket.
A G-42/43 holds 6/7/8 depending on your .380-9mm magazine, your Glock 26/27 at least 10/12 9mm or .40.
Again its a moot point, but for pocket carry I say go with Gusto, which in my case "should" have been a G-27 with BORII 2A, holster, and standard 15 rd magazine in opposite pocket as a spare.
God those wild cherry slushy/freeze/slurpies are so good.
BW3 Wing night tonight, Wild, x tra wet, takeout with you guessed it Wild Cherry "freezy" from Speedway station at SR37 & 141st st...................I'll be that guy in the camo cargo's and Detroit Tigers B Ball cap with the G-27 in his pocket!
A G-42/43 holds 6/7/8 depending on your .380-9mm magazine, your Glock 26/27 at least 10/12 9mm or .40.
Again its a moot point, but for pocket carry I say go with Gusto, which in my case "should" have been a G-27 with BORII 2A, holster, and standard 15 rd magazine in opposite pocket as a spare.
God those wild cherry slushy/freeze/slurpies are so good.
BW3 Wing night tonight, Wild, x tra wet, takeout with you guessed it Wild Cherry "freezy" from Speedway station at SR37 & 141st st...................I'll be that guy in the camo cargo's and Detroit Tigers B Ball cap with the G-27 in his pocket!
