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mr surveyor wrote:and why in the world would you want to use that?

And, that's why I'm asking,,,,,Any thoughts on this item is appreciated. Is it or is it not a holster?

Anyway, thanks for your response.

Hope this is ok to check out here. Didn't see anything in the forum rules that precludes asking about specific commercial items. Only advertising, not intended to be an ad.

If problems, just delete. Thanks.

http://www.nrastore.com/nrastore/ProductDetail.aspx?p=SA%20333

Kind of getting the horse ...

Just simply, Thank You for the well thought out responses.

This is my first gun forum,,,,and initial impression is folks here are very different from some other non-gun related forums.

This is thought provoking and valuable information to me.

Thank You

John

TexasCHLForum looks like a good place for continued research and searching for:
1. Most desirable handgun for defense.
2. Best handgun for concealed carry.
3. Best equipment needed to carry and conceal a handgun.
4. Legal/personal responsibility.
5. Training
6. Finally, location where to buy ...

Welcome to the forum! :tiphat:

You will find that concealed carry is more than likely different than how you carried for your work. Cover garments will hide larger guns, but are sometimes a hassle and too much in summer weather. Pocket carry also has advantages and challenges. The best bet for ...

I agree with MoJo.

There's no perfect concealed carry gun or caliber.

That said, "one" of the reasons I carry a 9mm (along with the fact that it's plenty powerful enough for self defense) is the cost of practice ammo. It's much more affordable than any other effective caliber. Better to practice ...

Welcome.!!

I find it interesting that after a career spent carrying a gun you stopped so easily (seems so from your post) at retirement. I always had the impression that LE was a tougher habit to give up than cigarettes. :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

I'm sure you'll find the answers to your questions here ...

Welcome RVVet, The three guns you mentioned carrying during your Military/LE career are all great options for a concealed carry gun. There is no one "perfect" concealed carry gun nor is there a single "perfect" caliber. My recommendation is to continue your research and not to rush into a purchase ...

Here goes.

Not new to weapons, not new to considering concealed permit - But, new to actually deciding to take steps to purchase a handgun and obtain concealed permit.

I am a searcher and researcher before taking action involving significant issues.

As a former Marine (CID), former federal agent ...