DEEPER than IWB

[1s1k52]

need something, none ankle, that is not IWB. Why? basically I want a way to conceal with comfort regardless of body movement or placement. IE stooping, bending, jumping, running.

I have seen those concealed carry "shirts" I think its a good theory but not really seen anything good to shift me that direction. Not to mention that would tie me to that shirt despite other clothing. This could be my "gym" or deep BUG. Maybe a hybrid shoulder holster system of some sort to were underneath a shirt?

Thoughts?

[WildBill]

What handgun are you currently carrying Keith?

[DevilDawg]

The Versa Carry clip is about as universal deep carry as I know without tying you to a specific method. You better be REAL sure about your trigger discipline though.

[ske1eter]

Thunderwear is an option. http://www.thunderwearholsters.com/Default.asp

There's another company that is similar down in FL but the name escapes me at the moment. They're on Gresham's Gun Talk radio from time to time.

EDIT: found it. The company is Smart Carry. http://www.smartcarry.com/links.html

I use an older Thunderwear holster on occasion (w/ my G27, LCR, or SW642) when I want to make a quick run to Walmart in sweat pant or other looser garment w/o a belt.

[Vol Texan]

I've never tried this one on (and I don't think it would work for me since I'm a big guy) but you might want to look into the Pager Pal.

[A-R]

Kangaroo Carry?
http://www.kangaroocarry.com/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Or possibly this concealed drop leg holster?
http://www.handgunholsters.net/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Or any of many fanny pack type designs

[C-dub]

Depending on the gun, a holster shirt from 5.11 might work well.

[The Annoyed Man]

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[1s1k52]

5 8' 195 pounds shorter stocky frame. carrying a Glock 27. The 5.11 shirts seem like a good theory but it would tie me to that shirt. I dont want to use any kind of pants or shirts so I have the option to carry with whatever I am wearing. I will check out these holster ideas. Thanks.

[recaffeination]

need something, none ankle, that is not IWB. Why? basically I want a way to conceal with comfort regardless of body movement or placement. IE stooping, bending, jumping, running.

I have seen those concealed carry "shirts" I think its a good theory but not really seen anything good to shift me that direction. Not to mention that would tie me to that shirt despite other clothing. This could be my "gym" or deep BUG. Maybe a hybrid shoulder holster system of some sort to were underneath a shirt?

Thoughts?

I was impressed by the ccw breakaway pants but I don't have enough slack in my budget.

[Reserve161]

I have a couple of the 5.11 undershirts and they work, somewhat, for me.
I carried either a SW p99 or a full-sized 1911, but had problems with the gun
leaning to the opening and the velcro not able to keep it in.
Now, I was up and down installing lighting and taping extension cords to the
floor and stuff - not just sitting at a desk or walking around.

Perhaps with a smaller/lighter gun I wouldn't have that problem.

Haven't tried it with my new 3.5" (what is that, commander-sized? officer-sized?) 1911
because I got a Galco owb holster with it that works like a charm for me so far...

[MoJo]

Pocket holster.

[1s1k52]

thus far I believe the kangaroo carry is exactly what I had in mind. Its hard to say because I have never had luck with the "one size fits all" holsters. Pocket carry is not an option either. If it sounds like im being picky is because. #1 yes I am #2 I have tried some of these already.

[Maxwell]

TAM,

"Heater"???? ROTFLOL! I think the last time I heard that term was an old Star Trek where Kirk and Spook traveled to the 1950's.

And yes I am showing my age as I probably saw the original broadcast of that show...

[Keith B]

TAM,

"Heater"???? ROTFLOL! I think the last time I heard that term was an old Star Trek where Kirk and Spook traveled to the 1950's.

And yes I am showing my age as I probably saw the original broadcast of that show...

Think TAM has been reading his old archive of Mickey Spillane novels again.