First of all I would like to thank you for putting together The Survivalist Blog, I went back in the archives reading from the beginning up to the current articles, amazing! I especially enjoyed your Breaking the Chains series of articles about how you set up your own homestead on two acres with a used travel trailer. I purchased Brain Kellings fine book “Travel-Trailer Homesteading Under $5,000
” and Phil Garlingtons” Rancho Costa Nada: The Dirt Cheap Desert Homestead
” from your list of recommended books, and I have been considering doing this myself, but haven’t found a suitable spot of land to set my old 24’ trailer on. Thanks for the encouragement.My question concerns choosing a proper concealment holster for the Glock model 19 for under $35.00. Any suggestions or advice would be of great help; this is a wonderful weapon I intend to make my everyday carry companion, retiring my old Smith & Wesson bodyguard to the gun safe. Thanks for the help and the great survival blog site. Ken in TN.
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Moving out to the boondocks in my own travel trailer homestead was one of the best things I ever did, for my own well being and peace of mind. My only regret is that I did not it sooner.I have no boss or no bill collectors biting at my ass, I do what I want when I want. I am free; or as free as one can be from big brother and stress. I hope you can join me.
I bought my Glock 19 several years ago from a local gun shop, and immediately fell in love. It is just the right size and fits my hands perfectly. The Glock 19 is small enough for everyday concealed carry without pulling your ass off, yet large enough to serve as a full size weapon, offering accuracy and magazine capacity comparable to full sized auto pistols. I have carried mine in a Galco Waistband Inside The Pants Holster 
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