Mike Irwin
Staff
Well, a fanny pack technically isn't really a holster...
Well, a fanny pack technically isn't really a holster...
So I live in NH and I just got a CC permit, which is actually really easy. As of right now I don't plan on CCing but if I decide to which handgun should I use? I have a Colt 1911 double eagle, a H&K USP 45 Expert, a Beretta m9, a Smith&Wesson 627 .45 (out of the question) and a SIG Trailside .22 (also out of the question)
Glock 36, a thinner than usual Glock in .45 ACP. About 500 bucks. I'd rather opt though, for a 3" 1911, though I paid way more than that for mine.how much for a good .40 or .45 compact thats easy to conceal but still packs some power.
You are advising someone to carry a weapon without a holster?
Please elaborate on your alternatives.
I would NEVER advise the carrying of any weapon even a Jframe without a holster of some sort and I find it difficult to carry a weapon with any weight, without a belt other than in a shoulder holster.
I am interested to hear of your alternatives.
To the OP:
Most of your choices are on the large size for CCW. It can be done, but there are probably alternatives that would be easier.
You ever heard of Thunder wear and fanny packs?