I have concealed carried for about 10 years. Before my terrible boating accident I started with a Glock 26, changed to a Glock 27, went to a Kimber Ultraraptor (.45) and, just before the fateful day, changed to a Glock 36 (again .45). Glocks are simple , rugged, and go bang if you pull the trigger. I stopped carrying the Kimber because the finish was wearing off my “purt gun”. The tennifer finish on the Glock is a timex accessory. It takes a licking and keeps on ticking. Glocks are not for the poorly trained. IF you pull the trigger, the gun will go bang.Particular care must be taken to use a holster that covers the trigger guard. My crossbreed supertuck holster carried right hip is very comfortable (unfortunately not waterproof.)Every holstering of the weapon is careful and done with no one or any valuable body part down range. I will now go stand by the river with a tear in my eye......
Crap... purt= purty... I am partial to 185 grain gold dot ammo for my pet. Does not cost as much as the blitzkreigen nuclear tipped +++++++++P stuff they are selling now a days but ends up putting a nearly one inch hole in the baddie.