Concealed Carry

Diamondback db9, springfields xds 45 and glock 43. Appendix carry most of the time. Holsters are flavor of the week for me
 
With the db9 and xds its not bad at all. The glock 43 is maybe a tad bit different but not terrible. My two favorite are the db9 and xds. My goto holster is just an uncle mikes from walmart for like 10 bucks. Ive tried other carry positions but being tall and skinny appendix carry seems to be the best for me
 
Glock 27 in a Comp-Tac Infidel IWB, kidney carry, or if the clothing won't let me hide that, a S&W 380 Bodyguard, in a Desantis Nemesis pocket holster, carried in right front pocket.

Squeeze
 
Sig P320 compact 9mm Osborn holster appendix position. Alien Gear cloak tuck 2.0 in the 4-5 o clock position depending on clothes.
 
Star PD with a Bianchi IWB at 4 o'clock. Comfortable for me and my skinny butt. Too hot to wear a jacket in the winter here or I'd use a Jackass shoulder rig then.

Greg
 
Glock 17 in OWB for carry around where I live. Concealed IWB with 2 extra mags if I go to Richmond. No shortage of evil ghetto goblins there.
 
S&W M60 Pro or a 642 in IWB Tuck Clip from Side Guard holsters at 3:30 to 4:00 position. I have 4 inch M19, but way to heavy with out going to a new dedicated belt to hold it up.

Forgot to mention the 642 is usually pocket carry.
 
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S&W 642CT, most of the time , mostly in a pocket holster, or belly band holster. Colt Defender in 45ACP the other times in an Alien 3.0 IWB or the belly holster and a hip holster. The 642 is so much easier to carry and I don't even know it is there after 14 hours+. Anyone who thinks a 38 is not enough has not shot one enough.
 
Originally Posted By: RiflemannS&W 642CT, most of the time , mostly in a pocket holster, or belly band holster. Colt Defender in 45ACP the other times in an Alien 3.0 IWB or the belly holster and a hip holster. The 642 is so much easier to carry and I don't even know it is there after 14 hours+. Anyone who thinks a 38 is not enough has not shot one enough.

S&W 637 Airweight stuffed full of Buffalo Boar hard cast wad cutters in a Mica pocket holster.
We might be in the minority Rifleman but I don't feel under gunned either.

I don't carry all the time though so it spends most of it's life in the console of my Taco but it's handy to be able to just slip it in a pants or coat pocket when I feel like it
 
I change carry weapons with the seasons. I also change weapons from time to time just because I want to carry something different. This summer I've mostly carried an American Derringer in 410/45 Colt. I carry in my right front pocket in a holster made for the gun. It is always loaded with buckshot.
When the weather cools some I carry a S&W 642CT in a Galco shoulder holster under a long sleeve shirt usually with a vest over both. I get up in the morning and put on the shoulder holster and wear it until bed time.
Keeping with the Christmas spirit, shopping in the big city during cold weather, I usually carry a Glock 27 or 23 in a Galco shoulder holster with 2 extra magazines. The holster is covered only by my winter coat. If the weather is really cold and my coat will have to be zipped up I usually have a 642 in my coat pocket as well as the Glock.
Come spring, during jacket weather, I usually carry a S&W 9mm Shield in either a shoulder holster under my shirt and jacket with 2 spare magazines or on my belt in a holster under a untucked heavy shirt.
I've tried ankle holsters but my pant legs are too tight to hide the gun or to get to very fast. Some winter coats have inside chest pockets where I can carry my 642 revolver in a pocket holster, so I don't have to use a shoulder holster.
I've used crossbreed inside the waist band holsters or ones similar made by custom makers and they are okay. My problem is that I don't have much of a butt and not much waist either. The crossbreed type holster is reasonably comfortable but doesn't work well with my body type, it seems that my pants always want to head south. With that I ll call it a day.
 
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