where (on your body) do you conceal?

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radioflyer

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For those of you with CHLs, where do you find it most comfortable to conceal? I have a rather small waist and the only way I can conceal my P30 is in the 5 o'clock position (modified comp-tac minotar). It's comfortable to wear as long as i don't sit in a recliner...:rolleyes:
 
3:30 OWB or IWB, just behind the hip bone, forward cant. (Most)

Or, pocket. (Kahr PM9)

Or, shoulder holster. (SIG P220, sometimes)

Depends on what I'm carrying, and what I'm doing.
 
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Easiest with my cheapo holster is appendix. Unless I am wearing enough clothing, 330 or 400 (which I would prefer) just shows too much.
 
My winter setup.

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Usually strong side front pocket, usually all I carry is a Kel-Tec P32. Failing that, 8 o'clock (I'm a lefty) IWB either from a belt clip if I'm it's the Kel-Tec and my pockets aren't suitable with a given pair of pants or in an IWB holster if it's one of my Makarov-caliber pistols.
 
For belt carry, an OWB holster at 4-4:30 works best for me (a Bianchi or Strong high-ride type, usually with a S&W 642, occasionally with a Colt SF-VI). I also carry a KT P32 in my RF pants pocket, in an Uncle Mike's Sidekick holster - that switches easily to the left inside jacket pocket while driving, when the other weapon is bound by the seat belt.
 
I prefer to carry my 5" 1911 at 3:30 IWB in a kydex holster i made,its the only spot i found comfy with a big gun.
My back up is a Sig p238 in a Nemisis pocket holster with add on main gun spare clip that rides in my weakside back pocket.
My other main is a Taurus PT745 wich is a micro .45 i appendix carry in a Galco Stow-n-Go with a cant modified kydex clip.
This is how well my full sized 1911 hides even under a Tshirt.
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W o W that looks uncomfortable and heavy
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What was it someone said about a gun being comforting and not comfortable?

Anyway, you get used to what you carry and 'comfortable' is a matter of preference and is relative.
 
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