Glock 36, in 45. I got the slim one with the single stack mag. Pretty comfortable for all day carry

 

99% of the time I carry it in a pancake holster, no retention other than the holster pinching the gun in between it. With shorts and a ****ies work shirt it does not print at all. The 27, for me at least, is not a pocket gun. Maybe you could cargo pocket it but it will swing around while you walk. I dont do inside the waistband carry my clothing isnt that loose and I dont like how it lopsides your pants where the gun is. No shoulder harnesses or small of the back carry. Hope this helps.

 

I just gave the double stack model to my Dad. It's pretty hefty!

 

When are they gunna put a .17hmr in a handgun, lol. I think it would put the .22mag to shame like it does in a rifle.

-Max.

 

hey thanks everyone, i just got my carry conceal permit, probably gonna get the glock 27 .40cal thanks 4 tha feed back. later jody. i just bought a dan wesson 357 with interchangeable barrals only paid $400. also i have the rugar p95.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mo_hZ...related&search=



hey check out this vid.:YEAH :YEAH :YEAH :YEAH

 

Some revolvers come in that caliber. Its a neat little round.

 

Great vid bro! I'm a huge AR fan; here is mine.

 

Concealable .17 revolver

 

how much???????????$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$

 

about how much 4 an AR????/

 

You may want to take a peek over at AR15.com. A base model AR is going to be around 900.00. I personally, after doing tons of research, only shoot Rock River Arms ARs. After reading about it, buying it, and shooting it, I can honestly tell you that they are some of the finest weapons out there. I've got approx. 3,000.00 in mine

 

can i get one at a gun store??????? and do i need to get a federal firearms lic.??????????????

 

Unless you buy it privatley you need to buy it from a licensed dealer and yes you can get one at a gunstore. It's just like buying a .22. The pistol grip and high cap mag doesn't make it any differant (unless you live in a **** state) then a hunting rifle. Walk in, pick the one you want out, have your ID (2 forms I think) and cash/check/credit card and walk out 20 minutes later with your new AR.


Oh, and $900 is about the average price. You can find some nice Rockrivers or DPMS's for about $750. I want to pick one up, preferably one with like a 18" barrel and telescoping stock, maybe a flat top but I think that goes for a bit more all together.

-Max.

 

thanks alot 4 tha info :YEAH later, jody

 

The 18" barrel, 5 or 6 position stock, and flat top are not extra any more. They are pretty much standard. Thats how mine came and back then it was only around 850.00. I could have saved some money by just letting the shop keep the carry handle, which I removed anyways. These guns are like bikes, you can trick them out over time, one piece at a time. Its very addicting. I'm glad mine is finally finished; for the most part. ;^) Good luck, just keep in mind the brand. I have pulled every trigger out there and RRA's trigger groups are the cats a$$!!!

 

my friend JUST bought a Kimber Super Carry II .45

That gun is soooooo badass. I think it wouldnt be a problem concealing that.

He also bought a Bersa 380 pistol. Its not too bad of a gun either.

 

They already have. North american arms has some .17 hmr.

 

there is no :"right" answer...depends on how big you are winter or summer concealment, where you are gonna carry it

 

+1 Rock River is best AR 15 on the market hands doen...and i'd hate to add up what i have in mine prolly more than my first 2 bikes combined