Needing a holster for dress attire

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Re: Needing a holster for dress attire

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oohrah wrote:Bang4Buck, I carry a Ruger LCP in a Sneaky Pete when I wear a jacket. Looks like a nice cell phone/tablet case on the belt, and if I take the jacket off, still concealed.
Interesting option I've never seen before, but not a fit for me. I always have my work phone on my right hip, which is another reason the kangaroo might be my best bet.
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Re: Needing a holster for dress attire

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There's Tucker and there's everything else. http://www.tuckergunleather.com" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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Re: Needing a holster for dress attire

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Keith B wrote:
Bang4Buck wrote:I'm having the same challenge. I am in suit and tie when visiting most of my local clients. I have a comptac mtac and I love it, but the extra couple inches required for IWB means I'd have to order suit pants with extra slack in them. So I currently don't have a good carry option when I'm suited up. OWB doesn't work because I'll take my jacket off frequently.

I also considered the 5.11 tactical shirt, but I don't care for an undershirt, especially in the summer in Texas. I'm a sweater, so this isn't the best option.

Has anyone found a shoulder holster that works? Prefer one that works without an undershirt, though that seems unlikely.
I use the Kangaroo holster http://www.kangaroocarry.com/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;. Depending on how sensitive your skin is, you may be able to use it without an undershirt. However, I prefer something under it and I have found a good cotton undershirt will actually keep you cooler by wicking away the sweat from your body vs. it soaking into the shirt.
I saw the video and it looked a little hokey, but I ordered a Kangaroo holster, and to my surprise, I really like it. Thanks for the recommendation.
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