I just received my CCW two weeks ago. I have tried the following to carry my Glock 27 at work and on the weekends:
1. Galco pocket holster - it's okay. But, it looks like I have a brick in my front pocket. People know something is there. They just do not know what.
2. Blade-Tech IWB - The holster is perfect if you want to go around with an untucked shirt. Not an option for work.
3. Blade-Tech tuckable UCH - My kids giggled at the sight of it. It looks like a tumor is growing on my waistline. This is the worst method.
4. Tommypack gun fannypack - Works well if the manner of dress is appropriate for a fannypack. Can't wear to work or certain social functions. Best for when I am dressed in sweats or shorts.
5. Smartcarry - THE BEST METHOD HANDS DOWN! The gun disappears regardless of dress. It is fast to access. There is a tiny bump where the butt of the gun is by my front pocket. But, people do not look there. And, you can just slip your right hand in your pocket and the bump goes away. It is kind of uncomfortable at first when you sit. But, you get used to it.
I will probably be selling my the UCH and Galco pocket holster soon.
1. Galco pocket holster - it's okay. But, it looks like I have a brick in my front pocket. People know something is there. They just do not know what.
2. Blade-Tech IWB - The holster is perfect if you want to go around with an untucked shirt. Not an option for work.
3. Blade-Tech tuckable UCH - My kids giggled at the sight of it. It looks like a tumor is growing on my waistline. This is the worst method.
4. Tommypack gun fannypack - Works well if the manner of dress is appropriate for a fannypack. Can't wear to work or certain social functions. Best for when I am dressed in sweats or shorts.
5. Smartcarry - THE BEST METHOD HANDS DOWN! The gun disappears regardless of dress. It is fast to access. There is a tiny bump where the butt of the gun is by my front pocket. But, people do not look there. And, you can just slip your right hand in your pocket and the bump goes away. It is kind of uncomfortable at first when you sit. But, you get used to it.
I will probably be selling my the UCH and Galco pocket holster soon.