Glock 23/30 pull pants down - smaller auto options

[Cali-Glock]

I have pretty much stopped carrying my Taurus .38 Ultralite and have been carrying my G23 or G30SF everyday.

I carry the Glocks in a Kholster with a beltman reinforced belt.

The problems with the Glocks are as follows:

1) The weight pulls down my pants
2) If the belt is tight enough to keep my pants up - it is painful, quite painful
3) They print

If I am wearing jeans the problem is not nearly as bad, but I wear slacks or chinos at least 5 days a week.

I am considering a smaller auto for my primary carry piece.

I am looking at the G36 and the Kahr P45.

I can't imagine carrying the G26/27, my hands are so big that dry practice with my G30SF without a mag is VERY difficult. The grip on a G26/27 would be even smaller.

Any thoughts? Suggestions?

[chainsaw]

1) Instead of a belt, use braces (known in the US as "suspenders").

2) If you are printing, wear wider pants.

3) Pants being pulled down: that's a problem men have. They tend to have big bellies, and narrow hip bones. Meaning they are shaped wrong for holding pants up. In some cases this can be fixed by reducing the size of the belly.

4) Women tend to have narrow stomachs, wide hip bones, and a big behind, which is ideally suited to holding up pants (if necessary with a belt). On the other hand, the natural angle of the upper part of the hip causes concealed guns to be canted outwards, which can make them print more. This has to be fixed by wearing wider pants, which will be held less firmly by the hips.

The ultimate solution can be found in Monty Python's "Lumberjack" song: Wear suspenders and a bra.

[Tripper]

glock 36 is not smaller than a 23. well, guess it depends which way you look at it really

[Tripper]

heres some comparison
23/27/36

http://s1133.photobucket.com/user/TripStark/library/GlockCompare

heres 1 pic from the album
top to bottom 23/36/27

[Tripper]

Glock 23/30 pull pants down - smaller auto options

Or get a 511 concealment garment
Then you don't worry about the pants or the holster