This is a discussion on Heavy clothing and CCW within the Concealed Carry Issues & Discussions forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; Ok it's icing, snowing, sleeting like crazy outside. I have to go do my papers because lucky me, I'm one of the few that have ...
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Ok it's icing, snowing, sleeting like crazy outside. I have to go do my papers because lucky me, I'm one of the few that have 4 wheel driveAnyway somewhere within my 10 layers of clothing is my Glock 36. It would take me more then a few seconds to get to it if needed. How do the rest of you conceal when you have many layers of clothing on (and I'm not just talking about a sweater and jacket), and how would you get to your weapon quickly if needed?
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A J-frame in the outside pocket works well.
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If it were not a Glock...I'd say put it in your coat pocket.
I'm not knocking Glocks...they are good pistols...but I aint carrying one loose in my pocket.
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Scroll down to the belt pack page ... inexpensive and work great on a webbing belt over the outergear.
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I'm one who never zips up his jacket so if you know you are not going to take off your jacket, a shoulder holster works great.
I think it'd have to be in the outside layer... a pocket holster?
If criminals weren't so stupid they'd stay home where it was warm!
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Originally Posted by Herknav
I agree with Herknav.
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Yeah, j-frame outside pocket/layer is good
Outside layer---Coat with breast pockets, Kel-tec in weak-side breast pocket, either get rid of the button and replace with Velcro, or sew a button on with a minimal amount of thread, so the button would rip off if needed.
Use weak hand to open pocket, and I hold the weak hand against the outside of the pocket, which holds the DeSanties holster in the pocket, while I use the strong hand to remove the 380. It comes out ready to work if needed.
Try a few dry runs, and you will see it don't take long to get to your gun.
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An ounce of lead is worth 200lbs of cop.
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Me 2, J-Frame in the outside pocket.
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depending on the weather(i like the cold temps.)makes a diffrents as to
wearing iwb or owb. ethier way im a southpaw and wear about 8:00 aclock.
rarely do i wear more than a sweater and a jacket. never really had any trouble
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Agree with the j-frame in the outer pocket. You can still carry your Glock on your waist.
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A small revolver in my parkas breast pocket. Also have a adittional firearm on the seat next to me. Every weapon on my hip.
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You could always move to a warmer climate!
All kidding aside, small frame revolver or small auto, ie. Bersa 380 carried in outer layer pocket.
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