billfromtx

45 XD compact IWB summer or winter...

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Rcher

IWB for concealed carry, OWB for range or field use.

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Deanimator

Does anyone know if somebody makes a clip type IWB for a 4" N frame? If so, I was thinking about using a left hand version to use on the ileft nside pocket of my winter coats. It'd act like a shoulder holster. If the clip were as aggressive as the one on the Bianchi IWBs, it'd NEVER come out by accident.

The reason why I ask is that in Ohio, if you carry on your body in a car, it HAS to be in a holster of some kind. That would meet the requirement. I'm not sure my 4" Model 29 would even fit in my glove box!

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Thumper

Cold weather (meaning I can keep a cover garment on all day) gives me a break from IWB to OWB. Same gun, same location, just in an OWB holster.

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ferretray

My winter work jacket is long enough to cover for a IWB, but too short for OWB.
I carry a Colt Lightweight Commander, primarily IWB, all year round.
As my belt shrinks , the OWB, when possible, sounds like a good idea.

Toe Tag

I'm in michigan and when the weather turns crummy, I turn to a galco miami classic shoulder holster to hold my m&p9c. I usually wear a heavy button down shirt to conceal it with no issues.Even though cc is not always about comfort, sometimes it is nice.

1boredguy

Winter = sweaters & untucked dress shirts = on the waist band coverage
Summer = light & tight shirts = pocket carry