I have carried an XD 9MM, Glock, full sized 1911, Browning Hi Power and CZ-P-01 along with a Charter Arms snub 38 BUG, CZ-RAMI BUG and NA Black Widow 22 mag BUG and have NEVER "been made".
It is more about the type of holster you pick, the comfort of carrying the gun, and getting your head around the fact that no one will know that you are carrying unless you are hanging out to the point that it is almost completely exposed. If you want to do the tuck in the shirt thing, then you will probably have to get a "crotch" holster or holster type undershirt.
In my experience, none of the tuckable type holsters really work with a gun that is big enough to get the job done. If you want to carry a Kel-Tec, RAMI, Walther PPK or something small and can trust it with your life, then you might have some luck with some sort of tuck in the shirt type holster or pocket holster. The best thing is just a real good IWB holster made from leather from Gary Brommeland, Eric at HBE, Milt Sparks, Bulman leather or a half a dozen other good leather makers that I can think of. I mostly carry a 1911 and have used the Milt Sparks VM-II, Brommenland Max Con V and Eric's Com 3. All are very comfortable and just need a shirt tail over them.
With the way that people are wearing baggy clothes today that hang out all over the place, concealed carry is easier than ever. If you are going out in public with your 5.11 vest, pants, boots and a NRA or camoflage hat on, along with your fanny pack with your mace, tactical flashlight, pocket clip tactical knife with camo scales, then chances are you will "be made". Dress like most everyone else will be dressing for the place that you are going and no one will ever know.
Summer time with camp shorts, tee shirt and open buttoned over shirt or golf shirt and I can carry enough stuff to hold a Waco stand off.:rofl:
Jess
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Split into para's to aid readability :wink: Chris