This is a discussion on Which ankle for back-up Glock 26?? within the Defensive Carry Holsters & Carry Options forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; I am right handed & plan on carrying an IWB Glock 19 on my right hip @ 5pm. Which ankle should I use for a ...
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Which ankle for back-up Glock 26??
I am right handed & plan on carrying an IWB Glock 19 on my right hip @ 5pm. Which ankle should I use for a back-up Glock 26?? I am thinking to use my right ankle & grab with my weak/left hand, my thinking being if I have to go for my backup gun, then my right (primary) hand & gun are damaged/gone. Your thoughts?? Thanks, Bill.
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It would be what everfeels right to you ankle carry is really a personal preference ting what will work for me sure wont for you on that
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Don't wear all your goodies on one side, you might tip over. Ha Ha.
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Use on which ever ankle feels comfortable for you...but I think it's fastest (and not all that fast at all compared to other concealment methods) to use (if you are right handed) on your weak side.
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If you are right hand then put the gun on your left leg.
frankmako
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Howdy,
A fairly large percentage of people who are involved in actual shootings get shot in their gun hand. I would encourage you to carry a back-up gun so as to make it most accessible for your weak hand.
As far as ankle rigs go, Josh Bulman and Lou Alessi both make a really nice one, BTW.
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I'm right handed - I put my ankle holster on my left leg. I can lift up my pants leg with left and get my gun with my right.
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EXACTLY!Originally Posted by Curio Bill
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I can't offer a good suggestion...I believe the G26 would be too uncomfortable strapped to one of my ankles.
-Bill
"Better to have it and not need it, than to need it and not have it."
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