OD Glock 36 IWB in an M.T.A.C.
Here is the holster I am currently carrying with my Glock (G23). But only because my Dad borrowed my UBG Canute. This holster is VERY SAFE as long as you don't pull the trigger when you don't want to shoot something 
You can read my other thread on the topic of this type of holster but it isn't really the subject of this thread so I wil refain for now.
BC
You can read my other thread on the topic of this type of holster but it isn't really the subject of this thread so I wil refain for now.
BC
I have a few that I use,
Leather Arsenal
http://www.leatherarsenal.com/products.htm
Sparks SS that was also mentioned.
Kramer makes a very good holster, but for me it puts the front strap a little too close to the top of the belt to get an FFG.
Leather Arsenal
http://www.leatherarsenal.com/products.htm
Sparks SS that was also mentioned.
Kramer makes a very good holster, but for me it puts the front strap a little too close to the top of the belt to get an FFG.
Glocks are my favorite CCW besides a good quality 1911. No safety issues - just keep the booger hook off the bang switch.
ADs are user induced. That Glock doesn't have a will of its own - it is not going to fire until you make it do so. You can AD a revolver, 1911, Glock, etc. It's called - Be Careful and Practice Gun Safety.
ADs are user induced. That Glock doesn't have a will of its own - it is not going to fire until you make it do so. You can AD a revolver, 1911, Glock, etc. It's called - Be Careful and Practice Gun Safety.
But PLEASE keep all those XDs away from the coffee tables! 
AD = Accidental Discharge.
ND = Negligent Discharge.
XD = Coffee Table Discharge.
AD = Accidental Discharge.
ND = Negligent Discharge.
XD = Coffee Table Discharge.
I would also consider the Glock 23 instead of immediately moving from a 22 duty weapon to a baby glock. I did that when I was a police officer and HATED it after about...ohhh...1 week.
As soon as I started carrying the Glock 23 off duty, I fell in love. I still carry that concealed, off duty, on security details, pretty much everywhere. I still have a 22 but I simply don't use it. The 23 is alllllmost full size and plenty big enough to conduct warrants, raids, etc with. If it can fit the bill for that, it can surely handle your off duty/concealed needs. AND it's in a smaller, easier to conceal package!
As soon as I started carrying the Glock 23 off duty, I fell in love. I still carry that concealed, off duty, on security details, pretty much everywhere. I still have a 22 but I simply don't use it. The 23 is alllllmost full size and plenty big enough to conduct warrants, raids, etc with. If it can fit the bill for that, it can surely handle your off duty/concealed needs. AND it's in a smaller, easier to conceal package!
i haven't shot a g27 yet, but i love my g22. I plan on renting one when i get a chance before i make my decision, Anyone have any other suggestions on firearms? i'm not apposed to a revolver too.
If you get a G23 or G27 you can carry G22, full size mag's as spares and them fit any of the gun's, thats what I do.
I would highly recommend you shoot them both ( g23,g27) as the G23 is snappy and some think the G27 is smother to shoot.
If you cant find one let me know Id be glad to meet up some time and you can shoot mine.
thanks for the offer, but i have a friend with a 27 1st gen. i just havn't found the time to go put some rounds through it.
