Best ankle holster for Glock 30?
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I would think that would be too big for carrying on the ankle.  I know it would be too big for mine, but I'm 5'2".  I found the article below that says the same thing.\n\nUnlike the G26 and G27 sub-compacts and like the G19 and G23 compacts, these pistols are not small enough for pocket carry unless you have awful big pockets. They're also too big to be comfortably carried in an ankle holster by most people. However, they are just dandy for concealed carry in a good holster like one of the better belt slide, pancake, inside the waistband or shoulder rigs. Glock makes an injection-molded polymer belt slide holster for its large-framed guns and it works perfectly for both the new G29 and G30. \n\nI also found the other link when I did a search for ankle holsters.  I think you might walk like a duck with these, but who knows they might work.  Have you tried a waistband or shoulder holster?  You can always do something totally custom, although that can get expensive.  Good luck.
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Check out www.cheaperthandirt.com - they have plenty of clips, chokes, pretty much anything you'd want for your Mossberg.
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Do you mean a jock strap made with thread with a thin thread of chrome in it?  I would definitely go to your nearest gay bar strip joint and ask some of the guys about this.  If they aren't wearing one for fun, they may know a supplier who can get one for you.\n\nThe net, of course, and some time with google could also be useful.  Check out adult clothing stores.  \n\nIf you wanted a solid metal one, look for chastity belts for men. They will have locking hasps and the whole nine yards.  I am sure you could find one in chrome--it won't be cheap--but obviously your client has discriminating tastes.\n\nHope this helps. And no, I am not a stripper, and have been celibate for years.  Sad but true.
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Go to http://www.bersafirearmsusa.com/ they have munuals available there
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check http://midwayusa.com  they have everything a shooter needs.  you might also check crimson grips website
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try thease out \n\nhttp://www.optics4hunting.com/products/LaserMax_Glock_20_21_Laser_Sight_6671.html\n\nhttp://search-desc.ebay.com/glock-21_W0QQfnuZ1QQftsZ2QQpqryZglock21Q20laserQ20sightQQsatitleZQ22glockQ2021Q22QQxpufuZxQ5A1
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Only one way to really find out.  Go to a gun shop and see how it feels to you.   Check to see if you can reach the slide stop easy also mag release.   But as a long time glock owner if it does fit your hand when you look at it,  then you have made a great choice.   Other ideas would be a Glock 17,  less recoil.
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Personal carry - Glock 10mm, Kimber Polymer 45 ACP\n\nHome defense - Remington 870 or if you can get one a Spas 12
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The PGP is one of the most reliable side arms ever made.  \n\nI'm currently using Armotech Zeus\n\nsome other side arms that i've heard are good are from Ariakon & 32 Degrees.
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Black bear are best taken (in my humble oppinion) with a .30-06 180 gr. Some good brands of ammo out there include Hornady's 180 gr with super shock Tip and Norma 200 gr oryx bonded for when you need just a bit more bang for your buck.
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probably finishline or footlocker
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buy some ankle weights they work really good and just wear them every where u go.
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Kahr is a good company and has a loyal following with its users.  (As does Glock as previously mentioned).  Find one that best fits your needs, and hand and enjoy!
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http://www.lasermax-inc.com/products/glock.php
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Model 22, would be my choice of weapons, however most police departments issue a 9mm Glock. (Can't remember the model number)  Price is around $500.00, US.
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I prefer a 9mm\n\nCoach
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depend on the officer...most are often chambered. Some feel more secure w/trigger guard (esp on glock models). Why..feelin lucky!