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Z06 Rocket · 11-23-2010, 07:58 AM

I tuck it under my left thigh. The reason is that as I lean over to get out of the car I can slip my hand down to the gun and grasp it. I can then use the door as a physical barrier (as the bad guy steps back to let you out) and raise the gun up to point shoot (no aim - just center mass plinking). Worst case scenario I can shoot through the door. A hole in the door is ALOT less painfull than a hole in the human body. Additionally if it should discharge (which with a good safety like Glock has won't be likely) the round wont hit your passenger since its pointed away from the center of the car. The easiest way is to have the barrel pointed out to your left with the grips pointing toward the gas pedal in the car. Your right hand will grasp it naturally without needing to reposition the gun to grip it solidly.

11-23-2010, 07:58 AM	#18
Z06 Rocket Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Florida Posts: 1,640 Name :	I tuck it under my left thigh. The reason is that as I lean over to get out of the car I can slip my hand down to the gun and grasp it. I can then use the door as a physical barrier (as the bad guy steps back to let you out) and raise the gun up to point shoot (no aim - just center mass plinking). Worst case scenario I can shoot through the door. A hole in the door is ALOT less painfull than a hole in the human body. Additionally if it should discharge (which with a good safety like Glock has won't be likely) the round wont hit your passenger since its pointed away from the center of the car. The easiest way is to have the barrel pointed out to your left with the grips pointing toward the gas pedal in the car. Your right hand will grasp it naturally without needing to reposition the gun to grip it solidly.