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Originally Posted by ronc
My 2 favorites, 26 and 19.


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The 26 doesn't shoot nearly as well as the 19 for most people, so why bother unless you plan (or need) to carry it on your ankle? IWB, the 19 would actually carry better than the 26.


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Originally Posted by The_Real_Hawkeye
Originally Posted by ronc
My 2 favorites, 26 and 19.


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The 26 doesn't shoot nearly as well as the 19 for most people, so why bother unless you plan (or need) to carry it on your ankle? IWB, the 19 would actually carry better than the 26.


I shoot the 26 equally as well as any other Glock I own. How do you figure a heavier, longer slide and grip carries better than a 26?


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Originally Posted by ronc
How do you figure a heavier, longer slide and grip carries better than a 26?
I don't just figure it. I know it to be the case from personal experience. The 19 has a greater amount of flat surface area in contact with the body, thus spreading the pressure against the skin over a larger area (lightening said pressure per square inch), and thereby reducing felt pressure against the body. Additionally, a longer slide helps stabilize the weapon positionally such that the forward edge (by the muzzle) of the slide is placed at a more favorable angle for comfort, i.e., less bowing outward at the grip end, so less bowing inward at the muzzle end. The weight difference is so slight as to be inconsequential compared to those other factors.

PS For the reasons stated above, the 17 is even more comfortable IWB than the 19.


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Originally Posted by The_Real_Hawkeye
Originally Posted by ronc
How do you figure a heavier, longer slide and grip carries better than a 26?
I don't just figure it. I know it to be the case from personal experience. The 19 has a greater amount of flat surface area in contact with the body, thus spreading the pressure against the skin over a larger area (lightening said pressure per square inch), and thereby reducing felt pressure against the body. Additionally, a longer slide helps stabilize the weapon positionally such that the forward edge (by the muzzle) of the slide is placed at a more favorable angle for comfort, i.e., less bowing outward at the grip end, so less bowing inward at the muzzle end. The weight difference is so slight as to be inconsequential compared to those other factors.

PS For the reasons stated above, the 17 is even more comfortable IWB than the 19.


Maybe in your particular holster but not necessarily always.

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Originally Posted by deflave
I'd look very hard at the single stack options in 9mm like the Glock 43 and the S&W Shield.

If you're far from a pistol guru, you're going to have a tough time shooting anything more smaller.

And if you're just now deciding to carry, you're going to find the G19/23 size pistols to be more than you're willing to deal with. That's a guess, but an experienced one.

I'd go inside-the-waistband right out of the gate.




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Wouldn't the Kahr fill that bill as well ? Or is that a bad word?


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Originally Posted by 2legit2quit
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I'd look very hard at the single stack options in 9mm like the Glock 43 and the S&W Shield.

If you're far from a pistol guru, you're going to have a tough time shooting anything more smaller.

And if you're just now deciding to carry, you're going to find the G19/23 size pistols to be more than you're willing to deal with. That's a guess, but an experienced one.

I'd go inside-the-waistband right out of the gate.




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Wouldn't the Kahr fill that bill as well ? Or is that a bad word?


It would, but say what you will,my experience is that the Glock first then the Shield would be more reliable.

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Originally Posted by R_H_Clark
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I'd look very hard at the single stack options in 9mm like the Glock 43 and the S&W Shield.

If you're far from a pistol guru, you're going to have a tough time shooting anything more smaller.

And if you're just now deciding to carry, you're going to find the G19/23 size pistols to be more than you're willing to deal with. That's a guess, but an experienced one.

I'd go inside-the-waistband right out of the gate.

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Wouldn't the Kahr fill that bill as well ? Or is that a bad word?
It would, but say what you will,my experience is that the Glock first then the Shield would be more reliable.
Kahrs seem to be a hit or miss thing. I've had one of the first P9s that came out. While I've had two small parts breakages (easy fixes with steel parts replacing the early plastic ones found on my early series model), it has never hiccuped once in well over four thousand rounds. My friend bought one and it was unreliable for him. They tried to fix it, eventually replaced it, and the replacement was unreliable. Hit or miss. Or maybe he was limp-wristing it. Who knows.


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Originally Posted by deflave
I'm surprised by the number of people that carry pistols the size of a G19/23 for EDC.

Especially in the warmer parts of the country.

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Lots of people recommend full sized guns, but stick .380's in their own pockets when they leave the house. Just saying.

My G43 gets carried a lot more than my G19, especially in the summer in Tennessee.

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Originally Posted by jds44
Lots of people recommend full sized guns, but stick .380's in their own pockets when they leave the house. Just saying.
I don't see what's so hard about carrying a full sized pistol?

Are people just too much of a sissy to get used to carrying a real gun? Is comfort more important than comforting? Do people just insist on buying cheap/crap holsters, and just cant fathom that you can comfortably carry a full sized pistol?

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Originally Posted by GunGeek
Originally Posted by jds44
Lots of people recommend full sized guns, but stick .380's in their own pockets when they leave the house. Just saying.
I don't see what's so hard about carrying a full sized pistol?

Are people just too much of a sissy to get used to carrying a real gun? Is comfort more important than comforting? Do people just insist on buying cheap/crap holsters, and just cant fathom that you can comfortably carry a full sized pistol?


There's times and places for both. There's no way my wife could conceal a full size 1911 or glock 19 for that matter no matter what holster unless she was wearing a coat. There's times when I want to go shirtless with just shorts on,when a pocket pistol is the answer.

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Originally Posted by GunGeek
Originally Posted by jds44
Lots of people recommend full sized guns, but stick .380's in their own pockets when they leave the house. Just saying.
I don't see what's so hard about carrying a full sized pistol?

Are people just too much of a sissy to get used to carrying a real gun? Is comfort more important than comforting? Do people just insist on buying cheap/crap holsters, and just cant fathom that you can comfortably carry a full sized pistol?



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Originally Posted by GunGeek
I don't see what's so hard about carrying a full sized pistol?

Are people just too much of a sissy to get used to carrying a real gun? Is comfort more important than comforting? Do people just insist on buying cheap/crap holsters, and just cant fathom that you can comfortably carry a full sized pistol?


If there was no issue carrying a full sized pistol, a lot of pistols wouldn't exist.

Do you wear jeans and a belt and a cover shirt everywhere you go?

Are you too stupid to realize carrying a gun isn't supposed to be uncomfortable?

Define "cheap/crap holsters."




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You would be amazed at the amount of people who I see buying their ccw holsters at walmart, or think a serpa, or fobs is proper ccw gear


What's wrong with a Serpa or Fobus holster?



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Originally Posted by GunGeek
Originally Posted by jds44
Lots of people recommend full sized guns, but stick .380's in their own pockets when they leave the house. Just saying.
I don't see what's so hard about carrying a full sized pistol?

Are people just too much of a sissy to get used to carrying a real gun? Is comfort more important than comforting? Do people just insist on buying cheap/crap holsters, and just cant fathom that you can comfortably carry a full sized pistol?
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