This is a discussion on Scrubs and carrying within the Concealed Carry Issues & Discussions forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; I am thinking about changing my store uniform to black scrubs. They are inexpensive and very comfortable. Since I do repairs I get to play ...
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I am thinking about changing my store uniform to black scrubs. They are inexpensive and very comfortable. Since I do repairs I get to play on the whole doctor thing. Anyways, I was wondering if anyone else here wears scrubs on a regular basis and conceals? I am pretty sure that my Supertuck weighed down with my Glock 27 isn't going to work with the traditional scrub pants. I am afraid that I am probably going to have to get something smaller and pocket carry. Any thoughts?
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I wear scrubs (hospital-issue green) on a regular basis and can't find any way to pocket carry my S&W 642 and have it not look like a 2 pound banana in my back pocket. And that's with a Mika holster.
Good luck playing on the doctor thing and finding a way to carry!
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When I carry in scrubs I just use clip on suspenders to hold the scrub pants up.
Or you can get elastic waist band scrubs
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Most scrub pants only have 1 rear pocket and no belt loops. pants are held up by cord in waistband. There are no front pockets for pocket carry of a pistol.Originally Posted by Biomortis
You'll probably need a smart carry. See: SmartCarry concealed holster review | Gibberish Is My Native Language
I carry a bible and a gun. Your Point?
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Ask Bruce Willis how to use duct tape properly. The first Die Hard movie is still one of my favorites.
Okay....okay.....SmartCarry maybe?
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a belly band would work. there would be no weight on the pants.
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Can you say "Belly Band"?
Galco Belly Band Holster
Should be the ticket under the loose fitting scrub top
And it could make you look slimmer and trimmer to boot
Florida wouldn't allow carry in the hospitals, but a KelTec .380 would easliy stay in a SOB holster...I use that mode at the gym to walk the tread mill...it easliy stays in place. You could also put a P-3AT in a front pocket.
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When I'm working in scrubs I usually end up with an ankle holster for my Kel-Tec .380.
Trying to conceal it any other way has always been very obvious.
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I'd go with a KelTec equipped with their clip.
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Smartcarry is the obvious answer here.
The obvious answer.
SmartCarry!
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Spoken like someone who hasn't seen the newer models of scrubsMost scrub pants only have 1 rear pocket and no belt loops. pants are held up by cord in waistband.
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time for old school,,,ankle holster.
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