Went to my local gun store today to try on several holster variations for a Glock 27 without any satisfaction except putting it back in my pocket and walking out when I talked to the owner and asked her what she recommended. She has a Springfield XD with the same problem with concealment. She did tell me that a couple of guys in town bought the Supertuck without having to alter there wardrobe. She was even considering one herself and so was I. So my first Glock concealment holster will most likely be a Supertuck. My second choice is a Fist #42
I than proceeded to ask her about a better concealment weapon that is slimmer and trimmer with some of the features that I am accustomed to in the Glock. She showed me a Walther PPS in a .40 and a 9MM. I have to tell you I fell in L-O-V-E with this little gun except for the mag release at first until I played with it a little.
Was a little small for my hand but so is my Glock 27. I also looked at a Springfield 1911 SA Stainless in a 4 inch that looked quite appealing but I do not know anything about how safe they are with the hammer in the cocked position or if I really want to remember a safety for the thumb to remember vs pulling gun and pulling trigger like the Glock.
My question for you guys and gals that own a Walther PPS is how do you like it and would you buy another one and if there are any complaints other than the recent Recall that I just found out for Models from Feb 2009 to previous years.
I really want a reliable narrow gun that conceals well particularly with OWB. in at least a .40 or .45.
Thanks in advance.:tumbleweed:
I than proceeded to ask her about a better concealment weapon that is slimmer and trimmer with some of the features that I am accustomed to in the Glock. She showed me a Walther PPS in a .40 and a 9MM. I have to tell you I fell in L-O-V-E with this little gun except for the mag release at first until I played with it a little.
Was a little small for my hand but so is my Glock 27. I also looked at a Springfield 1911 SA Stainless in a 4 inch that looked quite appealing but I do not know anything about how safe they are with the hammer in the cocked position or if I really want to remember a safety for the thumb to remember vs pulling gun and pulling trigger like the Glock.
My question for you guys and gals that own a Walther PPS is how do you like it and would you buy another one and if there are any complaints other than the recent Recall that I just found out for Models from Feb 2009 to previous years.
I really want a reliable narrow gun that conceals well particularly with OWB. in at least a .40 or .45.
Thanks in advance.:tumbleweed: