texanjoker wrote:I would re title that to close call with a holster. It wasn't the glock causing the issue.
Why are you taking it out and putting it into the center console? My opinion is a person should carry in the same way to build muscle memory. If you had to bail out during a car jacking, your gun probably would be sitting in the center console and you would be reaching for an empty holster.
Being a lefty I don't have the same seat belt interference issues as some folks that carry on the right side do. Also, since I can't carry at work, I usually make the trip to and from the shop with a Remora tucked AIWB at 11:30 instead of my usual IWB holster at 8:30. That way it's always on my my body, and when I park at work I can slip the Remora into the lock box under the seat and not have to mess with un-holstering and re-holstering. After work I just unlock the box, slip it AIWB, and I'm good to go even if I have to run an errand or two before I go home.