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Pawpaw wrote:I already have a large one, but I've never worn it.

I ordered the small one for $15.xx. You see, I sometimes pocket carry my P938, but that leaves me a little short on pocket space for other essentials. I figure the small one will be good for that when I pocket carry the little 9.

Ha! Mine's the P938 too, and while I suppose I could pocket-carry it when wearing my cargo shorts I have not tried that. Yup I got the small TGP.

So far the most "concealed" option of all that I've tried is Tommys Gunderwear (basically a jockstrap for your gun minus the leg straps) but this is certainly not a quick-draw carry method! And you need room down there which in my old age I have now...

Well FWIW they're certainly worth $25 bucks, so I feel for $20 it was a bargain, and for "free with $15 shipping" or whatever that was dirt cheap. And it is a very well-constructed item with no corners cut anywhere that I can determine.

Now, I still don't know if I ever want to leave the house wearing what essentially is a "fanny pack"!

Abraham wrote:O.K. - Once again, why on earth would a product that normally retails for $137.00 be given away? (yeah, they don't pay for the freight, so there is cost...)

You can't give away the store and make money.

Nor, are there altruists that hope to stay in business.

C'mon, this is fishy to say the least...

What's the answer?

If we eliminate suspicion and add good intention.

Great marketing and/or publicity for future sales?

Or...?

Nothing fishy about the company, though I don't know that they've ever sold one of those for $137.

I got one when it was a Deal of the Day iirc $20 shipped. My assumption has always been "cost ten bucks maybe then $5 for shipping so they still make a few dollars" and now I get emails from them every day and last time I bit it was for a Gunderwear pouch.

So IMO if they wanted for this deal $15 for shipping then they covered their costs. Musta had lots of inventory to unload before the EOQ.

I think they're a fine company but like any these days it can't be easy to make payroll every month...