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by The Annoyed Man
Fri Mar 19, 2010 2:59 pm
Forum: New to CHL?
Topic: Reasonable attempt to conceal
Replies: 24
Views: 3740

Re: Reasonable attempt to conceal

glbedd53 wrote:I thought about shoulder holsters but it didn't seem like the way to go in the summer, 2 shirts and how do you get it out quick enough. I carry a Colt stainless Officer ACP. As for burgers, Whataburger had to add another delivery truck every day to feed me already. I guess it all must go out the other end.
Trust me... Whataburger can't carry Christie's jockey shorts. :mrgreen:

Of course it hasn't gotten hot yet, but on warmer days so far (mid 70º temps), a t-shirt under the harness, and a fishing vest over it have concealed it quite well, and it has been comfortable. And it is quite possible to deploy a small 1911 from a shoulder holster quickly. Check out THIS THREAD put together by LT and flintknapper. It is very informative. As I said, I carry a 3" stainless Kimber in mine, and it works just fine.

I think that what you're going to find, in general, is that no single holster is going to serve all your needs, all the time. That seems to be a very common experience. And sooner or later you're going to wind up with at least a couple of holsters that you no longer wear because you found something better, or your dress requirements and clothing style change, or like me you get a bad back, or whatever.
by The Annoyed Man
Fri Mar 19, 2010 2:07 pm
Forum: New to CHL?
Topic: Reasonable attempt to conceal
Replies: 24
Views: 3740

Re: Reasonable attempt to conceal

glbedd53 wrote:I tried the second one you said and it just hurts. Too boney in that area. I'm 6' and 160lb . I haven't bought any IWB yet but a friend has one with a Kahr in it and I tried to wear it around for a while and it was pretty uncomfortable.
Eat a few burgers at Christie's Extreme Burger, and that MTAC Minotaur will be a lot more comfortable. :mrgreen:

In all seriousness though, have you considered maybe some variation of shoulder holster?

While I do carry both IWB and OWB, both with small pistols (Kimber Stainless Ultra) and with large pistols (5" Springfield Loaded, and a S&W M&P 45), sometimes I can't carry on my waist because it hurts, and I'm anything but tall and thin. I have a chronic back issue, and when it acts up, belt carry is a pain. But I also own a Galco Miami Classic II shoulder holster, and it is actually fairly comfortable. There are several of us on the forum who use some kind of shoulder holster system.

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