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Friends-

I have tried to do my homework before I ask this question. I've Googled, and read past posts, but still I need to ask your opinions about a holster. One that truly conceals with a tucked-in shirt.

I have a Kimber Pro CDP II and need an IWB for true concealment. I wear a dress shirt and a tie every day, tucked in, with no coat or other garment. None of the holsters I've seen look like they will go unnoticed. Aker had a good one, with a belt loop that I could hang a key fob or watch from to cover-up the loop, but I think they no longer carry this.

Any suggestions? The Smartcarry does not appeal to me. Perhaps I need to go with a fannypack or a nice CCW portfolio or briefcase? I'd really prefer a holster, though.

Thanks


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Jeremiah

Look at Comp-Tac holsters, they offer several tuckable holsters. You can order them with velcro clips as well if the loops over your belt are your concern.

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ExactlyMyPoint

I agree. I have an MTAC and it is very concealable.

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bluelineman

With the MTAC, you can get the velcro "clips" that are pretty much invisible. You'd just have to get velcro sewn on your belt or order one that way.

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havegunjoe

Check out Tucker Gunleather. I have one of their IWB hosters for a Kahr Arms P9, a Springfield 1911 A1, and a Beretta 92FS. All great hosters.

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pogo2

I would second the suggestion for a tuckable holster from Comp-Tac. They make some nice ones.

But I would also recommend a smaller gun for tuckable use with a dress shirt than your Kimber Pro. I have a Kimber Pro, and while it is nice and flat with thin grip panels, the grip length makes it tough to conceal. If you want to stick with a 1911, a gun with Officer's length grip is less likely to print, as it is 1/2 inch shorter than your Kimber's grip.

But I think the best choice for your application is an even smaller gun with a "two finger" grip, such as a Kahr MK9 9mm or Walther PPK .380. I own both of these and they lend themselves to IWB tuckable carry because of their flat profiles and short grips. Here is my MK9 in a Comp-Tac 2 o'clock tuckable holster made for appendix carry:

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FlyboyLDB

In dress clothes I had to go with a Kel-Tec PF9.

utarch00

I pocket carry a Kahr PM9 in a Desantis Nemasis everyday in dress pants.

Seraph

When I wear a suit, I still carry a 5" steel 1911, in a Brommeland Max Con V, and it's invisible, even with my jacket off. It doesn't have to be a "Tuckable" to be tuckable, if you're crafty.

bps3040

My Buddy has a crossbreed supertuck he loves. Looks good.