glock to a flying leap...

[Keith B]

Is he the only person on this forum that ever carries in his pocket?

Nope. I pocket carry frequently, especially in the summer months, as well as a lot of the members on the forum. However, I think the majority use holsters. My main pocket gun is a Kahr PM9 in a Desantis Nemesis holster.

[redlin67]

If I carry my revolver, it is in a cheap Uncle Mike's holster in my left front pocket. It is an easy reach across in this position.

[RPB]

Is he the only person on this forum that ever carries in his pocket?

I pocket carry a Seecamp .32 in a pocket holster sometimes in the cargo pocket or front pocket (as a BUG to my Glock 19 with 15+1 rounds at 3:00 and Glock 26 SOB with 13 [10+3] +1 chambered rounds)... (and 3 spare Glock 20 round mags [17+3])

But when I don;t need to worry so much about "a bump" like when I go to the Store, I might have 20 round mags in the Glocks too

[glbedd53]

I have pocket carried a few times at the YMCA, you know the one with the non-compliant sign and the gun buster.

[Embalmo]

The tenifer treated metal is extremely hard, almost as hard as a diamond, so it's highly unlikely you scratched through it. The black can completely wear off and it still wont rust.

I bought a Bersa because I liked the trigger and it was $175 less than a Glock, but the more I learn about Glocks, the more I want one. They seem to be true good to be true. They're lightweight, won't rust, won't fail, excellent trigger, and they're on the lower price end.

Embalmo

[Crossfire]

Covering the scratch would only take away a good memory! Don't worry about it...your gun will be fine. The entire front of the slide is silver on my Glock 34 and it has never showed the first sign of rust.

Jason

Yep, like the lines on your face, it just shows character and experience. You now have an experienced Glock. And someday, when you are both old, you can look back and say "See that scratch right there? That's from when I was teaching my little sis how to drive!"

[RPB]

The tenifer treated metal is extremely hard, almost as hard as a diamond, so it's highly unlikely you scratched through it. The black can completely wear off and it still wont rust.

I bought a Bersa because I liked the trigger and it was $175 less than a Glock, but the more I learn about Glocks, the more I want one. They seem to be true good to be true. They're lightweight, won't rust, won't fail, excellent trigger, and they're on the lower price end.

Embalmo

I dunno, Glock triggers are replaceable, customizable, and I like and carry Glocks, especially on my kayak, with the maritime spring cups, but under certain conditions, a few parts might rust eventually, as shown on this website http://www.theprepared.com/index.php?op ... view&id=90" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;