| User: blue_ocean_wanderer |
| I own a Glock 27. Same size different caliber. Fits fine in ankle holster or any pocket. About the size of an average wallet but a little thicker. |
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| User: DJ |
| It depends. If you have ankles like my mother-in-law, you can hide a cannon down there.
Ankle holsters are way uncomfortable, suggest you borrow one and wear a gun there for a day. I could never do it. |
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| User: H |
| Hi Joyce. Yes Baby Glocks (26s n 27s) can be concealed in ankle holsters but...
The important thing with Glocks is that they must be carried in a holster that covers the trigger. Just make sure the trigger is not exposed whatever holster you ultimately decide on. And yes, like D.J. already mentioned, ankle holster are uncomfortable.
Good luck.
H |
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| User: konstipashen |
| I agree with DJ, ankle holsters aren't at all comfortable!
Them "baby Glocks" are concealable in many more accessible and comfortable places.
Try the ankle holster for a day like someone suggested then figure out a more comfortable place to hide it. Hell, you could probably carry it in your pocket and it wouldn't be hard to conceal, unless you are a small, wirey person. Women have boobs, a perfect place to hide things...easily accessible too! |
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| User: crash |
| if you do any walking an ankle holster is not practical. they also require the use of both hands & a great deal of body movement to get the weapon out & ready for action. small of your back is much better. |
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| User: blue_ocean_wanderer |
| I own a Glock 27. Same size different caliber. Fits fine in ankle holster or any pocket. About the size of an average wallet but a little thicker. |
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| User: DJ |
| It depends. If you have ankles like my mother-in-law, you can hide a cannon down there.
Ankle holsters are way uncomfortable, suggest you borrow one and wear a gun there for a day. I could never do it. |
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| User: H |
| Hi Joyce. Yes Baby Glocks (26s n 27s) can be concealed in ankle holsters but...
The important thing with Glocks is that they must be carried in a holster that covers the trigger. Just make sure the trigger is not exposed whatever holster you ultimately decide on. And yes, like D.J. already mentioned, ankle holster are uncomfortable.
Good luck.
H |
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| User: konstipashen |
| I agree with DJ, ankle holsters aren't at all comfortable!
Them "baby Glocks" are concealable in many more accessible and comfortable places.
Try the ankle holster for a day like someone suggested then figure out a more comfortable place to hide it. Hell, you could probably carry it in your pocket and it wouldn't be hard to conceal, unless you are a small, wirey person. Women have boobs, a perfect place to hide things...easily accessible too! |
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| User: crash |
| if you do any walking an ankle holster is not practical. they also require the use of both hands & a great deal of body movement to get the weapon out & ready for action. small of your back is much better. |
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