carry remington 45 auto, slim build, large or medium for the shirt
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It comes down to this: What do you normally wear? Think of it like this: If you were going to Walmart to buy a Tshirt-style undershirt to wear under your clothes-a good quality shirt, not some flimsy thing-what size would you buy if you like a snug fit? That's what you want in this. I'm a big guy; I'd normally wear a 3x, but I got a 2x in this, and it works great. If you're talking a full-sized 1911, it is going to be heavy, so you need all the hold you can get. Definitely go for the larger holster! I hope that helps.
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If you are a slim build, I would go with the medium size because you want this T-shirt to fit snugly.
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Pick whichever size shirt you normally wear - the T needs to be snug so the weight of the pistol doesn't make that side of the shirt hang down. Use the large holder - the small holster is too small for a 45. I normally wear XL shirt - tried the 2X T and the arm holes were too big - gun hangs too low. I like my XL - got used to it as I wore it more.
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If you go to the versa carry website, they give you the correct sizing for your barrel length.
1964197
A little big in my opinion for my XD9sc. Better suited for a larger frame. Like my Beretta 92fs
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Thanks for your question. Sorry for the delay as we are trying to catch up from the holidays. This fits: Smith & Wesson Centennial, Bodyguard.Carrie Simpsoncustomerservice@BigGameGear.com
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As to the shirt, it seems pretty standard. If an XL is loose fitting, I'd go a size smaller; you want things to stay in place. As to the holster, I'd say the larger one. I just went to a S&W; Shield in .40, and I got the larger holster; it fits very well. The PT145 is a tad thicker than the Shield, I believe, so you'll do well to get the larger one. LOVE my shirt, by the way, and just bought my oldest son one for Christmas.
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at the moment I'm carrying my Benchmade, but the Kershaw is an excellent knife. the blade length would be really close to the length of youe ID. It is slim enough to carry concealed though.
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Mine is a medium and I carry a medium frame semi auto. It does have a lot of room for a medium framed firearm. There is a pouch behind the change pouch and I can carry 3 10 round mags comfortably. I carry my wallet,pens,inhaler and keys with room to spare. It rides comfortably and does not look like a CCW fanny pack unit you closely examine it.
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I'm 6'3" and 300 lbs and conceal the holster perfectly fine. I wear this holster hunting, hiking, photographic excursions, walking the friggin dog, and I just enjoy the holster more and more as it breaks in. I'd say larger frames conceal it better because my big ole arms mostly cover it and the barrel chest keeps the shirt over the profile.
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Yes, the shirt will handle a 1911. I have carried two fullsize glocks or two 1911s, although two 1911s are just heavy in general.
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It is a little large for pocket carry, i use it on a pack or in bug out bag.
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I think the medium size would be a bit tight. Large would fit easily and give some room for spare mags.
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It's' a pretty fat knife. About 5" long & 2" wide so normal hunting cases won't fit. You're going to need something tactical.
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Yes fits very well,carry flashlight and 45 magazine in mind, hope this helps
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I t is one of the nicer low-cost concealed carry chest area devices which I have used.I either carry a 9 mm or a 40 cal and I am very pleased with this produce.
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I carry a Glock 22, it measures 7.1/4" by 5.1/4", a Beretta would fit, but it might be a bit on the tight side.
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I am 5'10" and 295. I have plenty of room for coats. My main use is cor hunting, and i plan on keeping my rifle under it while on a deer stand. I think you would be OK with it.
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The shirt would work well for small frame hand guns. The SW 19 might be a bit too large and weighty. With larger guns the shirt pocket tends to pull down and makes the shirt distort and can make the butt of the gun droop which makes it hard to acquire. My experience with a Beretta mini 9.