Glock 17 (Concealed carry Draw)

[jiotte05]

That was a nice quick draw plus firing techniques. Sweet

[Highjak86]

Have you ever thrown a light on it and tried to carry it concealed? I was considering it, but not sure how bulky it would be.

[torontothegood]

try that with deep conceal ... easy to quickdraw with side holster that's pretty much hanging out in the wind with that flowing smock the dude is wearing.

[robdelcastillo]

nice move.. when will they make glocks for lefthanders?

[thepissflap]

i always thought that glocks were ambidextrous..

is this not the case?

[valleytenderfoot]

Very smooth, nice job.

[greenzx9r]

Hey, I just bought a glock 17and a sack of 145grain projectiles... are these projectiles too heavy for practical pistol events or will they be fine? I wanted something heavy to knock down the plates but now im unsure.

[kickedintheballs2000]

Ya sure man , I use 147g FMJ bullets for IDPA shooting

[WesMerc]

Not trying to be a jerk because you have great videos but you stance looks pretty jacked up. Almost like a reverse weaver. Try isocoles (SP?) it is much more instinctive.

[kickedintheballs2000]

No its cool man and I thank you for your opinion.

I just have tried pretty much all different shooting stances and known really worked for me , so I have came up with one that I shoot best with. I know it looks different but I really do shoot better and faster with this type of stance. ( Maybe one day they'll call it the kickedintheballs2000 stance lol )

[Justsayyestoguns]

wesmerc NRA saftey course say with you body at a 45 to the target ...if you are defensive shooting such as in a home or what ever when not shooting bring your pistol close into body and keep your guard hand out so if someone tries to jump on you ....you can hit them or push back

[WesMerc]

Sounds like a good way to shoot your support hand. My support hand automatically goes to my chest to avoid flagging myself.

[WNxNokturnal]

This is a nice vid. I just got myself a glock 17 yesterday, im left handed though so im still trying to ajust

[ConcealedCarrier]

Love your vids man!

What kind of holster is that? Fobus? Blackhawk?

[kickedintheballs2000]

Thanks for the support man.

In this video I think I using a simply Uncle Mikes Paddle holster.

[4638JL]

Pretty tough, I like that!

[ohiodeerhunter21]

thats a fast reload

[axe62787]

It helps a bit but mostly it keeps the barrel cooler but not much.

[axe62787]

I carry a glock 34 9mm. I a longer type of glock but im a big guy and no one has ever noticed that im whereing it. But nice draw btw. I wish I could double tap like that lol. I guess I need some practice. Nice vid.

[kickedintheballs2000]

I have not shot a G34 yet does that big hole in the slide really keep down on muzzle climb? and ya I know what mean on days when its cool out I can get away with carrying my G21. Thanks for watching

[Liist]

Glock 34 has a lighter trigger pull. There is a cutout in the slide to increase balance and the ported barrel means less muzzle climb. It's a much better competition pistol than the G17L, but it's a little bulky to carry.

I personally carry the Sig P226, which is kind of bulky as well.

[JimTL1000R]

I got a in the pants holster. Shit came up I went to draw and I found myslef drawing my underwear at the guy. At my suprise it was clean too! The 10 seconds of laughing bought me enough time to draw my XD sub compact 9m. But didn't have to use it. Pheww!

[kickedintheballs2000]

lol well some inside holsters don't work that well to say the least.

[Liist]

I can avoid that since I freeball.

[botchalism]

Just don't grab the wrong gun! XD

[Liist]

Don't worry, I carry with a comfortable leather holster in the 3 o'clock position.

For some reason, that didn't sound right.

[kickedintheballs2000]

lol

[wakkawally]

it's already been said, but whatever: "smooth shooting"

[kickedintheballs2000]

lol thanks for watching

[bnanny12345]

That was so smooth that I couldn't even tell how many rounds you shot off. I'm not yet of legal age to own a gun, but if I decide to purchase it'll definitely be something like the Glock 26 or 17. They're great quality guns, great magazine capacity, and always pack a punch.

Great video.

[kickedintheballs2000]

Thanks but if it was my first handgun I would go with a Glock 17 there alittle easyer the work with for first timers but don't get me wrong the G26 is also a great firearm but if you got big hands and don't hold it right you may have some prob's ( Like slide bite , bad grip , mag bite .... ) Thanks for watchin

[passive101]

Nice magazine switch. Very smooth.

[kickedintheballs2000]

Thanks man and I also enjoyed your CCW clips.

[passive101]

Thank you for the compliment. I'm waiting on a good gun belt to really see how the CTAC can work.

[trooper0096]

not bad, I carry a G26 off duty in an inside the waistband holster and I carry the same G26 on my ankle on duty. Love my Glocks.

[kickedintheballs2000]

Ya I carry a G26 also but when the weather's cooler out and I wear a jacket I carry a G23 ( its has alittle bigger grip and alittle more punch ) thanks for watchin.

I love my Glocks Also lol

[lolovereighteen]

Did you leave your magazine on the floor? ._.

[kickedintheballs2000]

lol no I picked it up after I turned off the camera but thanks for lookin out.

[PartyAndBS]

Your draw, double taps, reload..

All smooth as butter!

[kickedintheballs2000]

Thanks man

[fobbit2]

Nice transition and mag change.

[kickedintheballs2000]

Thanks man I enjoyed your clip also thanks for sharing.

[leeindy]

you need to bring your support hand into center of mass to avoid sweeping your hand and it alows you to meet your hands up. and if your serious about it loose the flannel shirt. go with a stiff vest or jacket.

[kickedintheballs2000]

I don't see no sweeping and I can't go completely center cause I have a bad left eye so I'm allways to the right alittle. Not trying to nock what you say man I just shoot with many people and your the first to say anything about my forum but thanks for sharing your mind.

[kickedintheballs2000]

Ohh ya I only wear and shoot what I would wear in real life( If ever needed to use it ) and vest and jacket's are not my thing.

[kickedintheballs2000]

thanks

[Brugality]

Nice job