I have a S&W Bodyguard 380... I love the size but hate shooting it. Having said that, it will still do the job I need it to do. I'm considering a G43 in the near future. I shot a G42 and liked it much better than my S&W Bodyguard. I really don't see how CC would be comfortable with a G19, but I can't discredit other posters opinions. I have a S&W 40 cal and I would only consider CC in the winter.

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Posted by popeyeaux

Texas

Member since Aug 2008

696 posts

Posted on 8/23/15 at 11:00 am to lsu xman

Top gun range rental

Try a range with rental pistols Glock included see rates.

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Posted by CptRusty

Basket of Deplorables

Member since Aug 2011

11740 posts

Posted on 8/23/15 at 12:35 pm to VaBamaMan

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A) Don't buy a Glock.

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Buy a Walther PPQ 9mm.

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Would also advise the H&K VP9

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Profit

yea "profit" indeed

Don't listen to this clown, get a glock or m&p. If u are going to carry every day consider the 43, if not then the 19.

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Posted by TigerOnThe Hill

Springhill, LA

Member since Sep 2008

6815 posts

Posted on 8/23/15 at 2:01 pm to lsu xman

Xman,
I hate it when someone on a forum responds to a direct question by going outside the parameters of the question, but I'm going to do it anyway. I don't have a problem w/ a Glock if it fits the shooter's hand well. Glocks don't fit me well so I don't shoot or carry them. If they did, I'd feel comfortable using them,

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It'll serve as home protection

=Glock Model 19 or 17

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and maybe some carrying around.

=Glock Model 43 or possibly Model 19. For me a single stack gun like the 43 is much easier to cc than is a double stack gun like the 19, but that's just me.

Given your criteria, I'd get a Model 19 and not look back.

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