Which Glock is smallest yet maintains the power? I want something that can be easily concealed under somewhat short shorts. It rules out half tights.
Best Glock for running?
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You’re gonna want to carry it in your sports bra. There’s less distance to travel from the holstered to the firing position, as compared to keeping it in your shorts.
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"Glock...The choice of rap musicians throughout the world"
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You could go with a Springfield and one of their small compact 9mm handguns in the XDM or XDS lines. The advantage is that it comes with a grip safety, which the Glock doesn't have, as well as a trigger safety the same as a Glock.
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Not a Glock fanboy wrote:
You could go with a Springfield and one of their small compact 9mm handguns in the XDM or XDS lines. The advantage is that it comes with a grip safety, which the Glock doesn't have, as well as a trigger safety the same as a Glock.
A Springfield? What are you, a 40-year-old woman?
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Glock is a German/Austrian gun. Not sure Kari Lakehead knows that. Act like a decent American and buy Smith & Wesson.
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What an interesting and unique contribution to the forum.
I'm wholly in favor of providing more powerful weaponry to people too addled to use the search function.
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I used to carry a clock, but I find my Garmin so much more convenient.
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The Musser glock with the carrier is easier to play while running, but the glock with the lyra is more traditional, if you are into that look.
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The only pistol I have that is comfortable for running is an LCP2 in 380. Super light and compact.
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Old and slow wrote:
I used to carry a clock, but I find my Garmin so much more convenient.
I love my Casio too. Light and nimble so that you can run away from pretty much anything.
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Not many helpful responses.
OP, if you're deadset on a Glock, you probably want a model 43.
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hahah get serious wrote:
Not a Glock fanboy wrote:
You could go with a Springfield and one of their small compact 9mm handguns in the XDM or XDS lines. The advantage is that it comes with a grip safety, which the Glock doesn't have, as well as a trigger safety the same as a Glock.
A Springfield? What are you, a 40-year-old woman?
Your post shows that you obviously know nothing about firearms.
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GLOCK 19.
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I carry a phone most runs.
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Not a Glock fanboy wrote:
hahah get serious wrote:
A Springfield? What are you, a 40-year-old woman?
Your post shows that you obviously know nothing about firearms.
Yeah, I've got an XDM 10mm and love it at the range, but it's not even a comfortable carry for me, let alone for running.
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LCP2. wrote:
Not a Glock fanboy wrote:
Your post shows that you obviously know nothing about firearms.
Yeah, I've got an XDM 10mm and love it at the range, but it's not even a comfortable carry for me, let alone for running.
It's probably a very good firearm but too big for what the original poster wants to use it for. I haven't shot a 10mm yet. I do have other pistols in 9mm, .40, & .45 but don't really want to expand to another caliber platform.
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Maybe you should focus a bit more on your training if you’re not confident enough to outrun whoever you need a gun for.
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A homemade Zipgun is your best bet. Lightweight. Single shot. Cheap
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