How can we park a loaded Glock...?

[Kern 44]

The civilian Glock owner doesn't wear a holster all the time like a policeman on duty. Still, the civilian may need to pick up his stock-trigger Glock and go straight into action -- then find himself on his feet needing both hands free, maybe to use the phone, fish out his keys, pick up the baby, open a window, whatever. It's easy to see how the need for such actions can happen, with no good place to lay the gun down.

We are always warned that we must never put a Glock in our pocket or waistband. So how do we park a loaded Glock while we need both hands free, with no holster, under fast emergency conditions?

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[Bad Voodoo]

The civilian Glock owner doesn't wear a holster all the time like a policeman on duty. Still, the civilian may need to pick up his stock-trigger Glock and go straight into action -- then find himself on his feet needing both hands free, maybe to use the phone, fish out his keys, pick up the baby, open a window, whatever. It's easy to see how the need for such actions can happen, with no good place to lay the gun down.

We are always warned that we must never put a Glock in our pocket or waistband. So how do we park a loaded Glock while we need both hands free, with no holster, under fast emergency conditions?

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Cheap paddle holster. Buy one.

[randy]

I think you should fore go the next gun purchase and buy some training.

[Harbinger]

I must have built too many AKs. I read the thread title and thought this guy was trying to Parkerize a Glock slide, while loaded.

No, I'm not still drunk from New Years.

Mike

[Jicko]

An idea....

Lock the slide back, then put the "slide opened" gun in your pocket, or waistband etc.... (if you are worry about AD)

[Greg-Dawg]

Suggestions...

Training.

Approved CCW permit.

Paddle holster.

Subcompact Glock that will fit in your back pocket.

[JTROKS]

If that's what you are worried about get a fannie pack that will hold your gun, spare mags, flashlight, spare keys to car/house, folding knife. It is so convenient because all you have to do is grab it and go. If you sleep in your birthday suit it will give you a strap to clip your cell phone and may even provide you some cover for the jewels.

[DrjonesUSA]

The civilian Glock owner doesn't wear a holster all the time like a policeman on duty. Still, the civilian may need to pick up his stock-trigger Glock and go straight into action -- then find himself on his feet needing both hands free, maybe to use the phone, fish out his keys, pick up the baby, open a window, whatever. It's easy to see how the need for such actions can happen, with no good place to lay the gun down.

We are always warned that we must never put a Glock in our pocket or waistband. So how do we park a loaded Glock while we need both hands free, with no holster, under fast emergency conditions?

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WTF are you talking about?

If you are wearing a gun, it is in a HOLSTER, PERIOD.

Anything else is UNSAFE.

Go get training before you touch your gun again and shoot somebody.

[12GAUGE]

Well I will bite. How about putting one of these belt clips on.

http://www.ajaxgrips.com/ajax/clipdraw

[Corbin Dallas]

The civilian Glock owner doesn't wear a holster all the time like a policeman on duty. Still, the civilian may need to pick up his stock-trigger Glock and go straight into action -- then find himself on his feet needing both hands free, maybe to use the phone, fish out his keys, pick up the baby, open a window, whatever. It's easy to see how the need for such actions can happen, with no good place to lay the gun down.

We are always warned that we must never put a Glock in our pocket or waistband. So how do we park a loaded Glock while we need both hands free, with no holster, under fast emergency conditions?

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If you're going into "Action" at no time should you be placing a loaded weapon down to do something else.

If you cant pick up a phone, open a window, fish out keys or pick up a baby with one hand, then don't go into "Action" at all.

The only time the weapon goes back into the holster is when the threat is gone.

[Diablo]

"Man Purse"...

http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/showthread.php?t=141019&highlight=man+purse

[bohoki]

The civilian Glock owner doesn't wear a holster all the time like a policeman on duty. Still, the civilian may need to pick up his stock-trigger Glock and go straight into action -- then find himself on his feet needing both hands free, maybe to use the phone, fish out his keys, pick up the baby, open a window, whatever. It's easy to see how the need for such actions can happen, with no good place to lay the gun down.

We are always warned that we must never put a Glock in our pocket or waistband. So how do we park a loaded Glock while we need both hands free, with no holster, under fast emergency conditions?

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hmm if i had the gun loaded and ready and then i needed both hands for something like say shuffling a deck of cards i would pinch it in my arm pit

or tuck the muzzle in my shoe say if i had to lift a car off some burning babies

[Californio]

The civilian Glock owner doesn't wear a holster all the time like a policeman on duty. Still, the civilian may need to pick up his stock-trigger Glock and go straight into action -- then find himself on his feet needing both hands free, maybe to use the phone, fish out his keys, pick up the baby, open a window, whatever. It's easy to see how the need for such actions can happen, with no good place to lay the gun down.

We are always warned that we must never put a Glock in our pocket or waistband. So how do we park a loaded Glock while we need both hands free, with no holster, under fast emergency conditions?

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Duty Belt? Make a civilian duty belt with holster, cell phone, light and what ever else you think you will need. Keep it by the bed and snap it on and go explore. If a 7.5 quake hits in the middle of the night you want to have it all in one place. Headlamp and gloves might help as well.

[hylander]

I read the thread title and thought this guy was trying to Parkerize a Glock slide, while loaded.
No, I'm not still drunk from New Years.

Same here

Anywho:
I would say that thought should of accured before you purchased a Glock or any weapon, especially one with no external safety.
suggestions:
Sell the Glock for something with an external safety.
Install a Cominolli safety on the Glock
Above all Train and consider as many sanerios as possible.

[Bobotheclown]

I say you buy one of these used pistol belts and a holster. Also get holders for what ever else you need. Keep the thing next to your nightstand and you good to go for your baby saving/key finding adventure.