My dad weighs 378 pounds.
He finds the "Thunderwear" or "Smart Carry" holster types to work very well for him, and his weapon of choice is a Ruger P85. A P85, if you haven't handled one, is a big, blocky, thick, hard to conceal gun.
I'm a little chunky myself down to 240 from 310 and trying to lose more weight still. I prefer IWB carry and don't find it to be a problem. But I can also shop for clothes in a normal store and my dad can't.
I can empathize. 98% of my problem is despite my antics I'm really not in a very active job. I try to do some kind of physical activity every day. I don't eat any fast food besides occassional Subway. I eat lots of apples water chicken breasts oranges potatoes broccoli, etc. and it's still a fight to lose weight.
I refuse to do Atkins. I've lost 70 pounds without it.
I need to get back on my weight lifting regiment and I'll start shedding pounds again.
He finds the "Thunderwear" or "Smart Carry" holster types to work very well for him, and his weapon of choice is a Ruger P85. A P85, if you haven't handled one, is a big, blocky, thick, hard to conceal gun.
I'm a little chunky myself down to 240 from 310 and trying to lose more weight still. I prefer IWB carry and don't find it to be a problem. But I can also shop for clothes in a normal store and my dad can't.
I can empathize. 98% of my problem is despite my antics I'm really not in a very active job. I try to do some kind of physical activity every day. I don't eat any fast food besides occassional Subway. I eat lots of apples water chicken breasts oranges potatoes broccoli, etc. and it's still a fight to lose weight.
I refuse to do Atkins. I've lost 70 pounds without it.
I need to get back on my weight lifting regiment and I'll start shedding pounds again.