Carry for Driver.

[BoozeKill]

This has probably been discussed before and then buried somewhere in this forum, but I'm looking for some advice.
I drive Limousines and wear a fitted suit daily. I am seated/driving for about 6-10 hours a shift. I do lots of airport drives and am often required to be inside the terminals to meet clients. I prefer not having to transfer from holster to glove box every time, but I don't want to deal with different interpretations of regulations regarding (Utah) airport security.
With these facts in mind, I need advice on a safe, comfortable and inconspicuous rig.
Thanks in advance.

Oops, currently hiding Bersa Thunder in .380

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[matiki]

How about an IWB with a clip, so removing it is easy.
Mr Softy

Or an OWB with snaps.
Skin Deep

[silverfox031]

This has probably been discussed before and then buried somewhere in this forum, but I'm looking for some advice.
I drive Limousines and wear a fitted suit daily. I am seated/driving for about 6-10 hours a shift. I do lots of airport drives and am often required to be inside the terminals to meet clients. I prefer not having to transfer from holster to glove box every time, but I don't want to deal with different interpretations of regulations regarding (Utah) airport security.
With these facts in mind, I need advice on a safe, comfortable and inconspicuous rig.
Thanks in advance.

Oops, currently hiding Bersa Thunder in .380

First consider no matter what, you don't want to get arrested and/or lose your carry rights, so I'd be sure to know the Laws on carry at the Airport, here in Atlanta, Court just ruled inside Airport a no no. But as for comfort and conceal while driving, I carry a Para Carry 9 in a Smartcarry holster, very comfortable, no print, easy access, Just my 2 cents

[BoozeKill]

Crap, I just realized I posted in the wrong forum.
Could anyone be made aware and move it for me?

[BeefyBeefo]

If it were me, it would be a shoulder holster. Specifically, the Galco Miami Classic. Just my .02

[LUV45ACP]

If you just need to have one handy, but out of sight, you might try attaching one to the bottom of the dash or in between the seats. I have seen an in-vehicle concealment holster that went between the seats, just can't remember where.

[jwhite75]

Look at Mitch Rosen...they have a Counter Carjacking Rig. Looks ideal for the kind of thing your doing, or their Transverse.

mitch rosen gunleather

[scottc]

If you can afford it, have you considered having your suit altered to your firearm. Just a thought. That is when you find a holster that is comfortable.

[drs1457]

To answer your question correctly, tell us what gun you have or want. Thanks.

[drs1457]

To answer your question correctly, tell us what gun you have or want. Thanks.

Whoops! Bersa Thunder 380, got it. Shoulder holster is my recommendation followed by ankle holster.

[Super Trucker]

As a truck driver I can tell you that while in the vehicle a ankle holster or cross draw holster are the most accessible.

Look at Center Of Mass Central for a safe to put your gun while in the airport.

I do not know the rules of the airport so I can't help you there sorry.

[BoozeKill]

Thanks all for your opinions! I'm currently using a barrel-down shoulder holster, left side. Gonna try this for another month and see how the comfort level is.

[retsupt99]

Just the thing...
Check out Fist's holsters...See 'Related Links' above...find Fist...check out holsters my category...find Cross Draw to Driving...easily removed...might work for you.