Supertac45

I'd go with a VM2 from www.miltsparks.com and never look back. I find carrying at the 3:30 position for a right hander perfect.

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f8lranger4x4

I like OWB with some type of cover garmet but IWB for just a tshirt.

LongRider

After asking and looking for months and seeing nothing but glowing praise for the quality workmanship and VIP customer service of K&D Holsters I gave Kevin a call and ordered a Dakota Defender.

Because I too wear jeans & T's most of the time

Than I realized Kevins unique design on the Maverick Defender

The Maverick Defender will let me adjust the cant to most any possible position. So now I have that one coming in a couple of weeks. My next buy will be a Eagle Defender for OWB

or maybe Larado Defender is in my future

Decsions decisions

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raevan

For those really hot days when I wear shorts and a T-shirt I carry as normal in my Galco Royal Guard with the T-shirt untucked The only type of shorts I wear are Cargo Shorts.

sass20485

My M Tac by COMP TAC carries my Glock very comfortably and will hide under a loose t shirt. You can have one is a week or less.

echo5tango

i HIGHLY recommend an IWB carried in the "appendix" position (about 1-1:30 for righties or 10:30-11 for lefties). i carry a g23 in this position under a regular t-shirt, and even a highly trained professional would have difficulty picking it out. a lot of it depends on your body composition.

aus71383

I suggest IWB - the holster is a personal choice. Buying your shirts a size larger and a good belt will make a big difference for concealment. When you do get a holster you'll have to try it and move it around until you find what's just right for you. I have a Garrity Incognito Deluxe and its great for me. I conceal under a T-shirt with no problems (w/ a full size 1911).

Austin

archer51

Take a look at the Galco USA430. IWB tuckable, I carry both my RAMI and P-01 in a Galco USA holster, comfortable easy to put on or take off and I like the fact that just the tip of the hook visible when shirt is tucked.

hayley

"i HIGHLY recommend an IWB carried in the "appendix" position (about 1-1:30 for righties or 10:30-11 for lefties). i carry a g23 in this position under a regular t-shirt, and even a highly trained professional would have difficulty picking it out. a lot of it depends on your body composition."

I echo Echo5's remarks. This is my pf-9 in a Comp-Tac Two O'clock holster I got recently. I was astonished how well it conceals, rides easily IWB standing or seated (much of the latter a function of it not having much bulk below the waistline), and with the standard clip, is incredibly easy to put-on and take-off. I'm also getting one for a Colt New Agent I got for Christmas.

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fsufanaz

For IWB let me suggest the Crossbreed Super-Tuck Deluxe. I recently bought one for my Khar K40 and it only took a week and right now they have a sale with 10% off when I bought mine it was 20% off. I have found this to be the most comfortable IWB I have tried. When i get a new gun I will probably buy a Super Tuck for it. They have a 2 week trial period and a lifetime warranty. How can you go wrong. Follow the link below.

http://www.crossbreedholsters.com/beltslide.html

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