Angel in San Antonio

there you go, have fun: www.abetterholster.com

S3ymour

LOL, I'll be 23 tomorrow. My wife will be looking at the same decisions as you as she'll be getting her ccw next year, after we have our first baby. I love my smartcarry, and don't think you will be dissappointed.

friesepferd

i have looked at the holster shirt option and at least with my current gun, i cant pull that one off. just holding my gun there i can tell it just wont work for me.
i think ill stick with trying to smartcarry first.
maybe ill ask my mom for it for xmas.
and if u havnt seen the post of how my mom reacted to my gun in the first place () that probably wouldnt go over all that well.

tellico

Hi friesepferd,
I'm a 26 y.o. woman and have the same problem- needing deep concealment, in a very active job. What works for me when I'm outdoors and wearing jeans, etc. is an ankle holster (mine is galco, worn weak side inside ankle). When I am indoors in nice work clothes, I am currently having alot of success with a KelTec .380 in a bellyband, but worn high and off-center (butt is essentially underneath the left boob, in the flat ribcage area above the stomach- that nice gap where material doesn't touch your body). For the female anatomy, this hides the gun COMPLETELY, even under fitted (but not skin-tight) t-shirts!

do you ride horses? (friesians?) If I don't go for the KT PF-9 soon, I'm thinking a 1911 style (maybe EMP?) may be my next purchase, for the safety factor, working around and riding horses :)

eta:
eta: I have tried the smartcarry holster for a variety of different pistols. It doen't work for a woman. It makes me look like I have man-parts, even with the pocket pistols like keltecs and kahr. Tried it with jeans as well as khakis, and couldn't leave the house looking like that!