I vote against purse-carry as well, but just as Flint said about his daughter, it makes me feel a lot better that my wife has her pistol in her purse instead of having left it at home.
Yes, there are other ways to carry, but her wardrobe doesn't allow much, and the kind of wardrobe that it would take for her to be able to carry on her hip and conceal is just out of the question to her. I've tried, believe me.
To each her own--I'll let y'all know how this purse carry thing turns out on this end.
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My wife and I have been talking about getting her a carry purse as soon as her plastic comes in the mail, so it was nice to be able to sit and read through this thread.
The Galco purses really are a bit expensive! Again, here's to me wishing I lived in the Houston area a little closer to all you guys, so that the wife and I could maybe get a look at one before we actually bought one!
And I thought my holster was expensive!
The Galco purses really are a bit expensive! Again, here's to me wishing I lived in the Houston area a little closer to all you guys, so that the wife and I could maybe get a look at one before we actually bought one!
And I thought my holster was expensive!