Let's See Your Pic's - How You Carry Concealed. - Page 40

shooterX · May 1st, 2009, 03:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Pete

Here's mine, I usually wear a tactical vest over this, it prints a bit out the bottom of the shorts but otherwise I'm good to go...

patrol · May 4th, 2009, 12:24 PM

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Originally Posted by Protect

Maybe he is looking for ways he has not thought of.

You don't always need loose, over sized clothing to hide your weapon.
Case in point She's 5'11 105 and carrying the same thing OldMick is Carrying above:

My wife with a Sig P239

Protect: does it not hurt your side carrying that sig without a undershirt? I tried to carry both my P239 and my P220 and the sig hammers where they curve are as sharp as a razor! It was touchy then when I sat down in my car "ewowww" it bit the heck out of me!! ofcourse I have more meat and fat than you do. Just wonderin. I carry the exact same location you do but i like either hammerless or striker fired like glocks or M&P's for this reason. My 1911's have to have the round combat hammers also, plus I wear a underarmor shirt everywhere.

TwinCarry · May 5th, 2009, 06:59 PM

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Originally Posted by LOAF

Well, i'm happy to say as of Wed. I am now a proud TN HCP holder. So now that I can post in this thread I'll say... I carry my Glock 26 w/2nd 10 rd. mag in a Smartcarry. For those of you that have a job where you wear a more tailored look smartcarry is an option. I have no fear that i will be made at any time. My only con with the Smartcarry is that i could forsee a problem if I ever needed to draw while seated in a car... I will expand my holster selection for various needs but for now i'm going with the SC for daily use.

I thought the Smartcarry covers the whole pistol including the grips? Anyway, I could be wrong. It looks comfortable though. Thanks for sharing!

mrlee1948 · May 9th, 2009, 08:58 AM

I don't have any experience with CC yet, but I've noticed the absense of Paddle holsters. Would some of you share your thoughts on them please?

Skelt · May 9th, 2009, 09:02 AM

Paddle holsters tend to hold the weapon farther off the body and tend to be less concealable. I have a couple of well made paddle holsters, my favorite being from Comp-Tac. I love carrying them, but can't conceal them.

carry ok · May 11th, 2009, 06:14 PM

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Originally Posted by Rob99VMI04

It just me or are there alot of South paws on this forum?

I am a s/p,and planned with my new Kimber UCII to get a leftside holster.However,my son,a former Army MP suggested that I might want to try to train my right hand to draw and fire,in order to keep my 'strong hand' free for grappling if necessary in what would be my most likely event,a close quarters encounter.That is because of my job. I decided to give it a try,and no exageration,I feel better now using my right hand,after so much practice.The piece has a right hand thumb safety,so it makes sense anyway.I also carry my Microtech otf Makora on the left,so that gives both hands an option. ...Cheers,Carry ok.

TIMZTOY · May 14th, 2009, 08:47 PM

my concealed carry for the house.. ive had friends sit in the chair and never knew a thing.. ( they were all good friends and fellow firearm enthusiast ). i keep it at my computer desk in the living room with a stright shot of the front door and dart into the bathroom.. were the shotgun is..

G19, magnetic base

bluelineman · May 16th, 2009, 01:51 PM

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Originally Posted by TIMZTOY

my concealed carry for the house.. ive had friends sit in the chair and never knew a thing.. ( they were all good friends and fellow firearm enthusiast ). i keep it at my computer desk in the living room with a stright shot of the front door and dart into the bathroom.. were the shotgun is..

G19, magnetic base

That's a good idea!

Another option would be drilling a few holes in a cheapie Fobus paddle holster.

Patti · May 16th, 2009, 07:29 PM

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Originally Posted by TIMZTOY

my concealed carry for the house.. ive had friends sit in the chair and never knew a thing.. ( they were all good friends and fellow firearm enthusiast ). i keep it at my computer desk in the living room with a stright shot of the front door and dart into the bathroom.. were the shotgun is..

G19, magnetic base

I always keep a few guns around the house in strategic locations.

Probably not a good idea, though, if you have little kids around.

Andy W. · May 17th, 2009, 07:59 AM

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Originally Posted by Patti

I always keep a few guns around the house in strategic locations.

Probably not a good idea, though, if you have little kids around.

I too have a few guns around the house. When my granddaughter comes over they all go in the safe except for what I (or my wife) am carrying.

May 14th, 2009, 08:47 PM	#397
TIMZTOY New Member Join Date: May 2009 Location: key west Posts: 2	my concealed carry for the house.. ive had friends sit in the chair and never knew a thing.. ( they were all good friends and fellow firearm enthusiast ). i keep it at my computer desk in the living room with a stright shot of the front door and dart into the bathroom.. were the shotgun is.. G19, magnetic base Last edited by TIMZTOY; May 15th, 2009 at 01:03 AM..

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May 9th, 2009, 08:58 AM	#394
mrlee1948 New Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Cincinnati Posts: 5	I don't have any experience with CC yet, but I've noticed the absense of Paddle holsters. Would some of you share your thoughts on them please?

May 9th, 2009, 09:02 AM	#395
Skelt Member Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 28	Paddle holsters tend to hold the weapon farther off the body and tend to be less concealable. I have a couple of well made paddle holsters, my favorite being from Comp-Tac. I love carrying them, but can't conceal them.