Glock owners united MEGA THREAD

you should try carring 2 to even the weight out...

 

I like your thinking sir!

 

Lone Wolf has some interesting specials from time to time.

 

My weapon of choice while in the woods is my Glock 20 (10mm) Gen3.

 

I IWB my 20, and its just fine. I cant really wear it appendix if i'm in-out of my truck, but 4o'clock seems to be the most comfortable

 

Lots of G20 love in this thread! I have to say my 20 is one of my most fun guns to shoot, and one of the most reassuring in the woods. There's no animals in MO a G20 can't handle, and 16 rounds of 10mm make for a great road trip gun when you start thinking about penetration through windshields and car doors. If you're going to carry a block, make it a big one.

 

Does it stay reasonably well concealed in that position? And can you comfortably sit in and drive your truck with it there?

 

I have lower back problems, so I usually bend at the knees more than at the back, so it stays very well concealed for myself.

As far as comfort, it is to me the most comfortable position to wear in or out of the truck, but that's because I have my winter insulation permanently installed. A skinnier fella may not like it as well.

 

Gotcha. Well I bought the uncle Mike's itp holster because it's only $10 on Amazon and I can try it in different positions. I planned on carrying appendix but I may give 4 o'clock a try and see how well it works for me. I'll buy a better holster when I figure out which position I like best.

 

I roll with mine sometimes in the holster while driving (gun positioned at 4 o'clock) and it's not bad. Now would I drive more than an hourish like that, probably not

 

Glocks shoot hard cast lead bullets just fine. I started out reloading hcl bullets for the cost savings. They will make your barrel gum up faster and smoke more when you shoot. To make cleaning easier my buddy (he's been shooting lead bullets for about 30 years) will shoot about 5-10 fmj bullets through the barrel when he's done. He says it makes cleaning so much easier.

Although glock says shooting lead bullets will void their warranty, but definitely no issues with them being accurate.

 

That's some great info. Thank you.

 

My Gen 4 G19 LoKi Tactical slide milling, cerokoted in sniper grey, AT Tactical EDC Operator Tree Bark stippling, double undercut, index point, TiN LWD barrel, InForce APL, stainless steel pins, Apex safety plunger, Wilson Combat Vickers Elite Battlesights, stainless steel guide rod and Royal Arms Glock trigger:

 

I like Loki for the price point but im a fan of jagerworks too... Good looking 19 man!

 

My Gen 4 Glock 34 non MOS but optic slide milled by MKP Arms, cerokote Tungsten Grey by Go Loud Kustoms, Vortex Viper red dot, AmeriGlo Suppressor Height sights, Apex flat trigger, Apex safety plunger, AT Tactical EDC Operator Tree Bark stippling, single undercut with index point, stainless steel pins, stainless steel guide rod and LWD TiN barrel:

 

Looks at all the pretty glocks....

Will post pics of my babies later

 

Any suggestions on a good holster for my Glock 23 for hunting season.

 

Kenai chest holster by Gunfighters Inc

 

Safariland ALS holster... extremely fast to draw & gives you some retention