Something else that will help with the printing is a multi colored/patterened shirt. It will break up the outline of a print and make it much harder to spot that a light colored solid shirt.
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Something else that will help with the printing is a multi colored/patterened shirt. It will break up the outline of a print and make it much harder to spot that a light colored solid shirt.
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Also, you learn to squat down instead of bending over!
(Tuff on old knees though!)
ALWAYS carry! - NEVER tell!
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I carry about 8 O'clock with a 30 degree cant and can conceal a 5" 1911 no problem.I'm 5'8" and weigh about 180
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I carry my S&W model 66 at the 3:00 position in a Bianchi #5BH. The holster as two loops on it. When I feed the belt through the loops I always put my jeans belt loop between the two on the holster. This keeps the holster in place and also keeps it from flopping around. Also a good stiff belt helps to keep the holster in place.
A better, deeper holster will conceal a larger frame gun. Carry at an angle also helps. And remember, you will notice the printing WAY before anyone else does... More than likely nobody will even notice, unless they are staring at you...
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