p226 its a great gun, I got a lc9 its a .380, I like it cause can just drop it in my pocket dont need a holster
Yep, I hear ya. That's why I bought a 10mm Colt Delta Elite several years ago. However, it took me awhile to find a left handed holster for it. Now that I have a holster, I have to find a compitent gunsmith to modify it and install an ambidextrous thumb safety for me. I must admit though, it won't be easy in the summer months to conceal a 5" barrell pistol. And I'm going to have to get used to the whole carry thing anyway since I never carried before, even though I've had numerous handguns for the past 15 years. I was never a guard, nor LE so I'll have to get used to it if I want to carry for self-defense purposes. Things are getting crazy out there more and more.
I've heard nothing but good things about SIG handguns. The only thing that stopped me from buying one is the decocker buttons they have...they're for right handed people. Have you ever gone to the Smith & Wesson factory? I was there once for a tour. Pretty interesting. Although I was very disappointed that their custom shop was closed that day. I don't have any experience with their pistols, but they make fantastic revolvers.
The 357sig is a pretty hot round and in the small glock frame has some kick to it . I saw it in a gun store years ago and had never heard of the round and thought it was interesting so I bought it . The rounds cost more than 40 s&w and aren’t readily available like the normal stuff
I've shot some 1911 .45's and likes them, and I was thinking about getting a custom 1911 in .45 like one of the ones Wilson has, but although I really like the 1911's, they're so big to try to carry, and the Wilson 1911's sure aren't cheap.
x2...I was thinking the same thing. Is there really a holster under your waistband? I wouldn't carry without a holster. I do kinda like the draw from the front like that, but it's got to be tough when you're sitting down.
I believe he said it was holstered but hard to see . I carry mine like that in a iwb (inside waist band) but not in the front more like 3-4 o’clock . They do make dedicated holsters for that position appendix carry but I personally don’t find them comfortable but if you live in a state where concealment is an issue that is the way to go. My state doesn’t care about that you will see people with full-size 1911s on their hip..
Desantis gunhide tuck this 2 inside waistband holster. I’m crazy but not crazy enough to carry a Glock unholstered. I find it sits more comfortably and prints less in the front as my hips are kinda bony.
Hmmm.... that's interesting input about the SIG de-cocker. Thanks. As far as Glocks, they're very popular, but I shot a Glock .40 cal, (not sure what model) and I hated it. It felt great in my hand, but the trigger pull was way too long. It had one of those weird trigger safety things on it, but I don't know if that's what caused the lengthy trigger travel. It was almost like squeezing the trigger on a double action revolver in DA mode without having the hammer cocked back. I don't think I could ever get used to that.
Nice looking pieceEven the pocket Glocks are a little bulky.
CZ's have better ergonomics IMO. The Compacts are hard to beat when you're trying to combine small size, a good magazine and a reliable gun.
And they are stunning.
