Thinking pocket carry....

My favorite pocket-carry is Cargo Pocket...still accessible when driving...
Very accessible when riding a motorcycle :)

I see that Smart Carry copied the heck out of Thunderwear...
love my Thunderwear, fits a S&W CS-45 quite nicely!!
 
I don't have one, but do have an LCP that I like a lot. Similar in size, and function. I won't go six directions fron Sunday which seems to be what most here have done. I will say that the price sounds very good, and the BG has had a lot of good reviews. It's not a piece of jumk if that is your concern. If you want the adfition of an electronic gismo as a sight then it is a good deal. Not my preference though. I don't rely on anything with batteries and circuits for my self defence.
 
i have to ave my uniform shirt tucked in at work, and i do lots of lifting and bending, so i pretty much have to pocket carry, i wear BDU's so pretty much anything will go in the pocket. i carry a taurus 357 usually, or a 9mm shield
 
I see that Smart Carry copied the heck out of Thunderwear...
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Im not sure thats the case. If I remember right, Smart Carry has been around a bit longer. I got my first about 15 years ago. I do think Thunderwear advertises a lot more.

I know there are a couple of copies of them out there, some of dubious quality (watch out on EBay), and some where there was some scary trouble due to it.

I lead a pretty active lifestyle, an have used one of mine (I have two for different size guns) daily, since I first got them, and have never had an issue. Its also the only holster Ive ever used, that actually keeps the gun clean. No dirt, dust, or fuzzy dust bunnies, ever seems to get to the gun, which is amazing considering where I work.


Pretty good review on the two here, along with a short video....
http://www.itstactical.com/warcom/accessories/deep-concealment-face-off-smartcarry-vs-thunderwear/
 
In the summer I primarily pocket carry a 340pd in either a DeSantis or Hume, depending upon the type of pants I'm wearing.

I recently picked up a Sticky holster to try out, to decide if it's for carry or car, and so far I quite like it and find it suitable for either.

As with any CCW, clothing choice is a consideration. The holsters I use are designed to stay in the pocket on the draw and also break up the print of the gun. These I've mentioned about work well at both.
 
My brother has the bodyguard and I have a first gen lcp. The Smith has better sights, the Ruger is a little trimmer, thanks to the laser on the S&W. Speaking of which, the laser doesn't get much use. It's hard to see in daylight, and once switched on, it is constant on, unlike a crimson trace. Trigger seems about the same, maybe a little lighter on the bodyguard, but not by much. Both have been very reliable. Note: the newer lcps have improved sights and triggers. I use a Remora and he uses a Sticky for both pocket and IWB carry. That's a good price on the BG.
 
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