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Height and Weight: 6'4". 210
Right or Left hand: Right
Where on body do you carry: 4:30
Holster brand and type: Comp Tac Minotaur (No Cant)
Gun make and model: Glock 23 Gen 3
Do you change how you carry during the winter or summer months: No

If you have to ask in my presence, then I a doing good job CC. Otherwise, if you can figure it out, why are you asking?

Anyways, to help you out,
Either you have to have a buggy sweater, a nice looking sleeveless outdoor jacket or, go withe smartcarry or its clones. NRA have even one for you.

Height and Weight: 5' Short" and the weight of someone that is 6' tall
Right or Left hand: Lefty
Where on body do you carry: IWB at 7 o'clock
Holster brand and type: RGrizzle CS2
Gun make and model: Sig P938 or Kimber Ultra Carry
Do you change how you carry during the winter or summer months: Nope

Height and Weight: 5' 8" 175
Right or Left hand: right
Where on body do you carry: sum- left pocket, win- small of back
Holster brand and type: sum- slip style, win- dm Bullard owb
Gun make and model: sum- ruger lcp, win- spring xdmc 9

Height and Weight: 6' 230 lbs
Right or Left hand: Right
Where on body do you carry: IWB 3:00
Holster brand and type: Desantis paddle IWB
Gun make and model: Glock 30 .45 or .38 snubby
Do you change how you carry
during the winter or summer months: Sometimes OWB with a coat.

Height and Weight: 5' 11; 270 lbs
Right or Left hand: Ambidextrous
Where on body do you carry: IWB/OWB 4:00. CROSSDRAW 10:00. POCKET LEFT FRONT.
Holster brand and type: Oh Lord - too many to list.
Gun make and model: M&P 40, 1911, SIG PRO 2022, HI POWER, XD 9, S&W 3913, 686, SMITH M10, SNUBBY in .38 or .357
Do you change how you carry during the winter or summer months: No, I change according to the gun, I do change the ammo in the .38 specials according to the season.

I'm 5' 9" and about 160-165 pounds. I found carrying OWB at about 3:30 (just behind my right hip) to the the most comfortable, easy to conceal, and that's my usual carry position. There are dozens of good holsters out there, I bought a Bianchi from Amazon for about 45 bucks.

For dressier situations I prefer a Kangaroo Carry under my left armpit, the only downside I've discovered is it can get a little warm in hotter weather.

Fat guy coalition checking in,


Height and Weight: 6' 3" @ 330
Right or Left hand: right handed
Where on body do you carry: 4:18 PM
Holster brand and type: crossbreed Supertuck Deluxe (horsehide)
Gun make and model: glock 19
Do you change how you carry during the winter or summer months: yes, Glock 26

Height and Weight: 6' 180
Right or Left hand: R
Where on body do you carry: 2:30
Holster brand and type: Raven concealment Phantom
Gun make and model: S&W mp 9c
Do you change how you carry
during the winter or summer months: Golf shirts in summer, shirt and a light jacket in winter. The older I get the more I find the shoot me first vest more enticing. Went to, only went to, my first IDPA shoot. 95% had a vest on. My son did come in overall 5th in this shoot, his first ever IDPA shoot.

Great replies so far, wonder if this thread is worth a sticky?

Teamless wrote:Height and Weight: 5'11, 180 (now, but 285 just 6 months ago)

Good On ya'! Congratulations on the results of what I am sure was lot of hard work and dedication!

Thanks DA
Wasn't all will power, but some was!
I feel great!

Height and Weight: 5'6", 195 lbs. (yea, short and fat)
Right or Left hand: Right
Where on body do you carry: 3:30 mostly
Holster brand and type: Waiting on Crossbreed SuperTuck, using cheap Nighthawk IWB.
Gun Make and Model: Glock 21, .45
Do you change how carry: Not yet!

Height and Weight: 5'-9", 180 Lbs (except the Holidays - 190+ lbs )
Right or Left hand: Right Hand
Where on body do you carry: IWB, 3 to 4 o'clock
Holster brand and type: Galco King Tuck (or occasionally Kangaroo Standard Carry)
Gun make and model: Glock 36 .45 ACP
Do you change how you carry during the winter or summer months: I just got my CHL in November last year so I'm not sure how I'll carry in the summer. I've been carrying all winter with button-down shirts and they are all pretty loose so they cover OK. Been a few warm days that I've gone out in just a T-shirt (yes, pants too), but I usually have to be pretty selective on which shirts so I don't print too much. The darker the shirt the better.