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Anyone remeber the old Bianchi Poster with John Bianchi showing about 500 pistols he's concealing in his holsters under his suit?
That be Fed_Wif_a_Sig! ROFLMAOWait is that, nah it couldn't be..?
This is a discussion on How to Carry with Tucked in Shirt? within the Defensive Carry Guns forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; Originally Posted by Bark'n Anyone remeber the old Bianchi Poster with John Bianchi showing about 500 pistols he's concealing in his holsters under his suit? ...
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Anyone remeber the old Bianchi Poster with John Bianchi showing about 500 pistols he's concealing in his holsters under his suit?
That be Fed_Wif_a_Sig! ROFLMAO
Last edited by INTJ; May 3rd, 2007 at 01:23 PM.
"Beware of the man who only owns one gun. He probably knows how to use it."
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WOW ! fed_ wis, you carry more stuff than Batman, an under a tucked in dress shirt to boot !!! I'd guess your nickname could be " Lumpy ", How do you manage to hide all that stuff like you do ???
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Is that you in the "xray" INTJ? Nice figure
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i had no idea j lo carried SOB
"When you reload in low light encounters, don't put your flashlight in
your back pocket.. If you light yourself up, you'll look like an angel
or the tooth fairy...and you're gonna be one of 'em pretty soon."
Clint Smith
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No lumps.....just careful selection of clothing. The funny part is you cant tell its there, unless you hug me, and NONE of you (well possibly Betty) are gonna get to hug me.
Oh if thats J Lo then dang that girl's gained weight, LOL.
Steve
"Respect all ... Fear none!!!
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I have the same Tucker "The Answer" holster as RodC13. Unfortunately, it doesn't "tuck" well for me.
Right now I carry under a tucked-in shirt with a Galco Underwraps belly band. For a while I carried my 3" Kimber 1911 at 4 o'clock with the belly band. Unfortunately, the gun wasn't as tight to my body as I'd like. More than once I made a loud "clunk" when I bumped the gun butt against a metal door frame.
My current carry is a S&W J-frame at 1:30 in the Underwraps. It conceals well and is reasonably comfortable. The downside is the belly band. By the end of a 10-12 hour day, the band is tiresome. When I take it off, the first thing I must do is hit the john for some quality time. When I don't wear the belly band (such as weekends), my digestion reverts to normal.
YMMV one hell of a lot.
Bill
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At my job I have to carry tucked as well and I find the Comp-Tac C-TAC to be one of the best holsters for concealed carry unless you have something against kydex.
As far as it having 2 clips being visible you can go with the v-clips (Velcro) and concealment trumps just about any single clip holster there is. The twin clips spread the load over a wider area, allow the holster to have adjustable cant and holster height, and allows the holster to be thinner and bulge less and the clips are spaced away from the bulging area as well.
Only you can decide what will work for you and what you will like.
Fireman
Carrying either a Glock 23 or 30 each w/ TruGlo TFO in Comp Tac C-TAC holsters since obtaining Nebraska CHP in Feb. 2007
<---------------------The reason I carry.
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On my 6'4" frame, my Tucker Answer carries a full size 1911 stabily and securely all day everyday. It tucks perfectly and refuses to print, even under a thin t-shirt. BEST IWB HOLSTER I'VE EVER TRIED!
Nothing else comes close.
"Happiness, is a warm gun" -St. John of Liverpool
Proud to be an infidel.
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