). My vote would be on the ankle holster or even just getting a cheap pocket gun like the kel-tec. At a buddy's recent wedding, another friend of mine who carries (but wasn't in the wedding party) left his glock in the car because of the hugging/dancing that went on that night and stuck with his little .380 pocket pistol. I wish I could remember the make/model, but it was similar to the kel-tec in size. Tuxedos are usually pretty fitted as well, which could pose a problem with carrying a larger pistol.Search found 1 match
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- Mon Jan 21, 2008 2:09 am
- Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
- Topic: Wedding Carry... what to do?
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Re: Wedding Carry... what to do?
I could definetely see the shoulder holster getting in the way too...especially with hugging and doing the "chicken dance" (every wedding I've been to has the bride and groom doing the chicken dance ). My vote would be on the ankle holster or even just getting a cheap pocket gun like the kel-tec. At a buddy's recent wedding, another friend of mine who carries (but wasn't in the wedding party) left his glock in the car because of the hugging/dancing that went on that night and stuck with his little .380 pocket pistol. I wish I could remember the make/model, but it was similar to the kel-tec in size. Tuxedos are usually pretty fitted as well, which could pose a problem with carrying a larger pistol.
). My vote would be on the ankle holster or even just getting a cheap pocket gun like the kel-tec. At a buddy's recent wedding, another friend of mine who carries (but wasn't in the wedding party) left his glock in the car because of the hugging/dancing that went on that night and stuck with his little .380 pocket pistol. I wish I could remember the make/model, but it was similar to the kel-tec in size. Tuxedos are usually pretty fitted as well, which could pose a problem with carrying a larger pistol.