Handgun suggestions

[FutureAmerican 2]

I have a Safariland safety holster which a cop friend of mine gave to me (he'd only used it for about a year before his department issued him a new one, so very little wear and tear). It's also the one which was recommended by the firearms instructor at the company. TBH considering in my year of working hospital security, all of the situations I've been involved in which required use of force were very close quarter and generally involved putting someone on the ground and handcuffing them, or on the bed and using restraints, my biggest fear is someone taking my gun off me rather than being involved in an actual "gunfight" or scenario with someone with a knife or similar. We were however taught some good retention techniques though, and I will also be investing in some body armour so I at least have some protection, and doing some further training in handgun retention with some good instructors in the area.

[Road 2 Peace Arch 0]

I have a Safariland safety holster which a cop friend of mine gave to me (he'd only used it for about a year before his department issued him a new one, so very little wear and tear). It's also the one which was recommended by the firearms instructor at the company. TBH considering in my year of working hospital security, all of the situations I've been involved in which required use of force were very close quarter and generally involved putting someone on the ground and handcuffing them, or on the bed and using restraints, my biggest fear is someone taking my gun off me rather than being involved in an actual "gunfight" or scenario with someone with a knife or similar. We were however taught some good retention techniques though, and I will also be investing in some body armour so I at least have some protection, and doing some further training in handgun retention with some good instructors in the area.

Okay, guess you are in uniform rather than the blue blazer kaki pants affair where you might be able to conceal your gun. If concealed, a good one is the Kydex Blackhawk Serpa (cheap and rock solid) will keep the Glock firmly attached in the holster even while doing jumping jacks with your nut jobs. Make sure to get a custom gun belt to support your gun and cuffs or whatever if going plain clothes otherwise all of that will be down around your ankles.

[Pinocchio Liberal 268]

I would definately get something big enough to take down an elephant. Never know what you might run into.

[Ban Hammer 12,880]

I would definately get something big enough to take down an elephant. Never know what you might run into.

[Hilarious Clinton 452]

I'm very happy with my HK USP 40. I'd go with a 40 over a 9.

total agreement..and brother rich is indeed right thinking

We have some common ground.

[Ban Hammer 12,880]

I'm very happy with my HK USP 40. I'd go with a 40 over a 9.

total agreement..and brother rich is indeed right thinking

We have some common ground.

me too, i my daewoo .40 cal.

[MrsCat 6]

Hubby says, go with his most 'd gun. the .44 magnum.

[spookyturtle 9,465]

Get a StreetSweeper.

[MrsCat 6]

Get a StreetSweeper.

why not a Zamboni then?

[spookyturtle 9,465]

Get a StreetSweeper.

why not a Zamboni then?

[MrsCat 6]

AWESOME

[scandal 951]

[Ban Hammer 12,880]

Hubby says, go with his most 'd gun. the .44 magnum.

i got one of those too. when you absolutely positively have to put a bullet thru an engine block......

[Kevin and 10]

Smith and Wesson 500

[justashooter 430]

if you're gonna sweep streets, then a registered auto FAL would be my choice.