When an LCP is too big:

[Sixer]

Cute riposte, but actually, I do find myself frequently in dress slacks, dress shirt, tie, no jacket, in board meetings, etc. , in front of a group, and the LCP is blocky and obvious to my objective eye, whether anyone else would notice or not.

Have you considerd a tuckable IWB holster? I too spend most of my days in business attire. Even with slacks and a tucked shirt, I find that my Kahr 380 almost completely disappears. I hardly know it's there and it is virtually impossible to detect.

 

[RickE]

I carry a TCP in a DeSantis super fly. It has a removeable flap that eliminates any printing in the pocket. It is like a wallet in the back pocket. Also a IWB (clip) works nice.

 

[2cooltoolz]

Have you considered a tuckable IWB holster?

As I said, this was only a half-serious post. Actually I was just showing off the new Concealed Solutions holster I got for the Black Widow I've owned for a couple of years, but never actually "carried". Just enjoying the discussion. I do have some tuckables for my larger "compacts", but all that said, I prefer pocket carry.

 

[2cooltoolz]

Don't read this article!!

Thanks to Topgun over at the NAA forum:

This article was published today by Mark Walters: A NRA Certified Instructor in three disciplines, a member of NSSF and GeorgiaCarry.org, and a vocal Second Amendment activist. He is also the nationally syndicated host of USCCA's weekly radio show Armed American Radio. Mark is co-author of the book Lessons from Armed America with Kathy Jackson, available at www.whitefeatherpress.com and other national book outlets.

http://www.humanevents.com/article.php?id=40414

 

[Glenn E. Meyer]

I want the new Ranger break top but at $500 MSRP, sigh.

This discussion makes me want to go shoot my Minis again!

You know, I carry a Glock under my sport jacket but like to drop a mini in the other side pocket.

 

[2cooltoolz]

I'd like to have the Ranger, too. My main gripe with the minis is reloading. When the Ranger breaktop goes into mass production the estimated MSRP is $399. Not cheap, but NAA is quality.