Concealed Carry pisto
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stans
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Sorry, but you will not see any pictures of me carrying concealed, then exposing my sidearm for the whole world to see. When I carry, no one can tell, that is the whole point.
Highland Ranger
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Touchy subject I guess . . . .
Assume you are looking for ideas for concealed carry . . . suggestion would be to go to holster manufacturer's web sites (Bianchi, Uncle Mikes Galco etc) and have a look.
Search on Yahoo: http://search.yahoo.com/search?p=gun+holster&fr=my_top
Also, number of magazine articles and yearly publications that have good information on various forms of concealed carry.
Assume you are looking for ideas for concealed carry . . . suggestion would be to go to holster manufacturer's web sites (Bianchi, Uncle Mikes Galco etc) and have a look.
Search on Yahoo: http://search.yahoo.com/search?p=gun+holster&fr=my_top
Also, number of magazine articles and yearly publications that have good information on various forms of concealed carry.
Brass Balls
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Welcome to The Highroad, Beltslide!
First consider a carry method that will allow you to present the weapon in a fairly rapid fashion then get clothes to conceal that method of carry. Now you don't need to have speed rig like you see in competition but I prefer something that I can access and have on target in less than a second and a half.
Bare in mind that this is simply my opinion and many others exist but personally I wouldn't want to carry in an ankle rig, Smartcarry or fanny pack unless I was forced to by the clothing that is required. While these methods can be concealed quite effectively they are slow to access.
For these reasons I prefer to carry in an IWB (Inside the Waist Band) holster that is supported by a good, sturdy, gun belt.
My favorite holster is a Milt Sparks Versa Max 2 - I own three of them. I generally carry it with a Wilderness Tactical nylon or Galco leather belt. The guns I like best for carry are Glocks and 1911s. The caliber I like best for carry is .45 ACP. The models I've chosen are a Glock 30 and Kimber Compact & Custom CDP II. With the G30 I generally carry one 13 round backup mag and two mags for the 1911s.
To conceal these guns well I use an untucked button up shirt in the summer and in the winter I often wear a light jacket or vest.
If you have any specific questions I'll do my best to help you find an answer.
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First consider a carry method that will allow you to present the weapon in a fairly rapid fashion then get clothes to conceal that method of carry. Now you don't need to have speed rig like you see in competition but I prefer something that I can access and have on target in less than a second and a half.
Bare in mind that this is simply my opinion and many others exist but personally I wouldn't want to carry in an ankle rig, Smartcarry or fanny pack unless I was forced to by the clothing that is required. While these methods can be concealed quite effectively they are slow to access.
For these reasons I prefer to carry in an IWB (Inside the Waist Band) holster that is supported by a good, sturdy, gun belt.
My favorite holster is a Milt Sparks Versa Max 2 - I own three of them. I generally carry it with a Wilderness Tactical nylon or Galco leather belt. The guns I like best for carry are Glocks and 1911s. The caliber I like best for carry is .45 ACP. The models I've chosen are a Glock 30 and Kimber Compact & Custom CDP II. With the G30 I generally carry one 13 round backup mag and two mags for the 1911s.
To conceal these guns well I use an untucked button up shirt in the summer and in the winter I often wear a light jacket or vest.
If you have any specific questions I'll do my best to help you find an answer.
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cool45auto
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Welcome to THR!
Do a search, there was a good picture-filled thread on this not too long ago.
Do a search, there was a good picture-filled thread on this not too long ago.
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