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Ok so I am expecting #4 . I have not carried in any of my other pregnancies so I am really starting to scratch my head on how I am going to pull this off in a few weeks (I am 15 weeks along right now). The smart carry has worked so far, but I can easily see how in a few weeks I won't be able to reach that so easily and my figure will have changed so that the belt won't hold it up anymore. Purse carry is really not an option--I lose my purse way too much. Any suggestions for a holster for a glock 36.

Congrats!

We're expecting #4 sometime in October. . . my wife's solution for her Springfield SC XD40 is purse carry at this time. I don't have much advice for you, but will follow this thread to see if anybody else has good advice that I can pass along to her.

mamabearCali wrote:Any suggestions for a holster for a glock 36.

I dunno... Something involving a very opaque loose top with suspenders holding something up? That might require too many layers to be practical in the summer here, though.

Grats on the new kid, BTW

Here's a site for you (if you haven't found it on your own already) http://armedpregnancy.blogspot.com/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

hmmm, who was it on youtube with some options???? luna maybe?

Good article written for expectant moms (http://www.aware.org/arttruelaw/pregnant.shtml" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;).

And there's always the Kangaroo Carry (http://www.kangaroocarry.com/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;).

SewTexas wrote:hmmm, who was it on youtube with some options???? luna maybe?

Limatunes has some

mamabearCali wrote:Ok so I am expecting #4 . I have not carried in any of my other pregnancies so I am really starting to scratch my head on how I am going to pull this off in a few weeks (I am 15 weeks along right now). The smart carry has worked so far, but I can easily see how in a few weeks I won't be able to reach that so easily and my figure will have changed so that the belt won't hold it up anymore. Purse carry is really not an option--I lose my purse way too much. Any suggestions for a holster for a glock 36.

Great user name.

I second the suggestion of the Kangaroo shoulder holster. I lined mine with a patch of soft leather right behind the gun to improve the comfort.

It's a crazy idea, I know....but, in your situation, it just might work....

http://www.snowflakesinhell.com/2011/05 ... er-review/

And no recreational shooting after about 14 weeks when the little eardrums form.

Thank you guys so much I am going to see about some of yall's suggestions and sadly no I won't be able to do any recreational shooting now for a few months . Gotta protect those little ears though.

mamabearCali wrote:Thank you guys so much I am going to see about some of yall's suggestions and sadly no I won't be able to do any recreational shooting now for a few months . Gotta protect those little ears though.

Not so fast.....you can always use airguns or Airsoft to keep the fundamentals (sight alignment, trigger squeeze, etc.) sharp.....

I had not thought of that! THANKS A BUNCH!!!!