Favorite Man-Purse For Carrying?

Sometimes, instead of jogging with my P3 in a belly band (which really chafes my kidneys) on long runs, I'd just carry it in its factory zippered case using the little attached hand strap. Not a fast draw, but un-sticking a sweaty T-shirt to get at the belly band isn't much faster some times.:D
 
I've been wearing a fanny pack (stupid name for something at 1:30 on my starboard side) for decades. Glock 32, wallet, Swiss Army, cards, pen/pencil, notepad ... heck I drag so much stuff out of it that nobody guesses there is room for a .357 Glock too... not that I care a whit if they guess I'm packing. I like that I can snap it on when I'm going out and be fully loaded.

A past national bullseye champion once told me it was too slow to draw from. I said I can have it out, on target in two seconds. Where's yours?
His sheepish answer said it all: "At home in my safe.".

Yeah my IWB would be quicker, but I just haven't adapted my wardrobe to cover it.
 
I've found that a messenger bag tends to work well. You can keep just about anything you need in it, and in todays world where everyone seems to be carrying one already.
 
For the little 642..Thats easy

Any little fannypak will work. The smaller the better..One time I found a generic fanny bag that had heavy duty zipper..My 642 fit inside perfectely..I lined the inside with blue jean material with a few tack stitches in the corners..Carried that way for two years until the plastic buckle broke..
 
I also found a neat little belt pack- pouch. I was at a sporting good store looking at backpacks when I found this very small belt pouch made by Kelty ( I think )...It's perfect for a 642 or Glock 26..I still use it often..
 
Computer case, anyone? Laptop cases aren't at all uncommon and I wouldn't see carrying something fairly stout in there to be much of a problem.
 
Redblair, i went to that camel back link and the item you mentioned is not on that site at all?! I searched all the links i could and it was not there.
 
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