Glock 26 vs 27 advice

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Re: Glock 26 vs 27 advice

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Thats what I call bagging Bill though I use a tiny bit of gun oil. I favor the Bianchi Pro IWB and you have to be a little careful with them or sometimes they stretch too much. And, I use fresh saran wrap.
No more catchy slogans for me...I am simply fed up...4...four...4...2+2...

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Re: Glock 26 vs 27 advice

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gunderwood wrote:
Daholt757 wrote:I keep going back and forth between getting a carry piece or spending a little more to get something really nice, maybe to pass on if I ever decide to have kids (a blued Sig Sauer P226 with dark wood grips is the definition of sexy IMHO).
The two are not mutually exclusive. You could get the same thing in a P229 (slightly shorter grip and 1/2" off the barrel). It would be sexy/cool and can be CCed (more or less the same size a G19).
Could not agree more. There isn't a gun in my safe that isn't carry practical... no safe queens here, and I like the whole spectrum from no frills rugged to pretty steel.
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Re: Glock 26 vs 27 advice

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I know this is thread drift, but if you indulge me a bit, it's intentional.

When I started CCing long time ago I got the small gun because I was so afraid of being made. Then with experience both carrying and shooting I find that not only is a full size (G17/22, G20/21) more controllable than the baby and midsize Glocks, they are perfectly concealable year round with minimal effort) I get a warm fuzzy having the most gun possible. I routinely CC a Glock 20.
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