If that's an honest question, I carry a Glock 19 regularly too. A lot of people do. Just have to be willing to wear looser shirts and a belt that holds the gun up (and therefore the pants too).
If that's an honest question, I carry a Glock 19 regularly too. A lot of people do. Just have to be willing to wear looser shirts and a belt that holds the gun up (and therefore the pants too).
That is certainly an appropriate concern. I have all of my firearms on their own personal articles insurance policy, so in the case of fire, theft, etc - they are fully covered at my listing price with no deductible. That is what helps me have an assurance that I am protected on that front. Always remember to insure at replacement value - not the amount you actually spent.
That is certainly an appropriate concern. I have all of my firearms on their own personal articles insurance policy, so in the case of fire, theft, etc - they are fully covered at my listing price with no deductible. That is what helps me have an assurance that I am protected on that front. Always remember to insure at replacement value - not the amount you actually spent.
Good advice and an excellent solution to the problem.
That is certainly an appropriate concern. I have all of my firearms on their own personal articles insurance policy, so in the case of fire, theft, etc - they are fully covered at my listing price with no deductible. That is what helps me have an assurance that I am protected on that front. Always remember to insure at replacement value - not the amount you actually spent.
Good advice on the insurance.
Only downside to this is most insurances will not cover legal confiscation; so if you use it in a shoot and its taken for evidence insurance will not cover. If it was a good shoot you'll get it back just might not be in as good of shape. Of course a $2,000 pistol will probably be of little concern if you had to successfully defend your life.
there's no way even a commander sized 1911 will work for me.
here's my pocket carry ... 12.5 oz loaded S&W 337 PD w/crimson trace.
here's my pocket carry ... 12.5 oz loaded S&W 337 PD w/crimson trace.
BR82, your post was an interesting read for me.
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CY, carry whatever you want and leave the 1911's to me, I am fat enough to hide several of them..
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CY, carry whatever you want and leave the 1911's to me, I am fat enough to hide several of them..
As mentioned, I believe they do in fact offer a strap option.
If not, there are other Kydex makers who offer that type of setup...Comp-tac, Blade-tec, etc.
I carry a G23 daily without issue either IWB or OWB under a t-shirt at the 2:00 position.
Experimenting with alternate locations can help you find a way...and it also depends on your build and attire.
The simple solution is to carry it on your person rather than leaving it unattended in your vehicle.
What is your daily attire and your build?
I ask because it does matter and knowing that stuff can help others offer solutions. Obviously a commander sized 1911 works fine for me since I can carry a G23 daily.
It did take some experimentation to get it right.
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