I wear close fitted clothing and my old band did a pretty good job of concealing my 22, will this hide it the same way or is it a noticeable bulge?
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Hi... Well I carry a 9mm w/ fairly loose fitting tops and mine is quite noticeable. Another somewhat con is that the band is made with 2 gun slots, either for a left or right hand carry and the strap on the side that the gun is not in pokes out... Ive considered cutting off the strap because its fairly noticeable as well... Maybe its just my gun size, but I wouldnt recommend this band with tight fitting clothing, if your looking to be discreet!
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If I was looking to carry something in the 22, 380 or small 9 range. I would personally look at another band. The width of this one is over kill for that size weapon and just adds to your concealment issue
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My husband and I are of regular size. We are not under nor over weight. If your clothing is of the correct size You will be fine. I carry a 380 and I am fine. Husband carries a Glock26 and if you are looking hard maybe, with shirt out.
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Hi...Well I carry a 9mm w/ fairly loose fitting tops and mine is quite noticeable. Another somewhat con is that the band is made with 2 gun slots, either for a left or right hand carry and the strap on the side that the gun is not in pokes out... Ive considered cutting off the strap because its fairly noticeable as well... Maybe its just my gun size, but I wouldnt recommend this band with tight fitting clothing, if your looking to be discreet!
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It should conceal it just fine. This holster, for me, holds my 40 closer to my body than any other holster I own. No one can even tell that I'm carrying a weapon.
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The portion around the front is more or less noticeable regardless of the clothing I wear. It also sticks up a little high in the back so its pretty much always visible by your neck. ..but the baggier the shirt the less noticeable the structure is.
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Its fairly bulky, you could conceal it with a jacket or vest. Mine sticks out about 2.5" or so inches from my waist, with roughly 1/2" a half inch gap between the waist paddle and the holster frame. ~GilbertFirearms
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I carry a M&P; Shield but I do have a full size 1911 and tried it for a couple of hours so I could answer your question. My belt did not sag. I wear it tight and on the hip.
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It will not completely conceal it when it has the bends in it. The four panel one will cover most of it but it will still be visible. I actually have two (4-panel and 3-panel) together at an angle they conceal very well and it looks fine.
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No, but it is useful for range carry of extra mags or under a jacket, sweatchirt or coat. How does your state law read concerning open carry of ammunition or magazines. It covers easily with an untucked T shirt and if it is noticed or seen, so what!
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I am in the same boat, no it is not uncomfortable. In fact it helps me keep my pants up! And after wearing it all day at a wedding (or all day at Disney Land with the kids) sometimes I forget that it is on when I get in the car to go home. Look awkward? I don't think so, but then I like the 'gun slinger' look =) if you wear a long coat you can't even tell you have it on. Its been the best photo strap I have ever owned. HIGHLY recommended.
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Sure, that shouldn't be a problem at all. It's not thick enough to cause any bulges and it works for me. Hope this helps.
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Yes, if it is tight and you use the retention strap for the gun. I would also recommend wearing a tank or something under it as there would be some rubbing in the motion of working out. It is comfortable enough against the skin in normal circumstances, but the movement of a workout would rub. I have worn it while cycling many times, but always over a shirt and then my jersey or something over everything.
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Not that I'm aware of. I bought this and used it only a few times. It's rather big and I find it easier to conceal my S&W; Bodyguard 380 in my waist or in my pocket. It's sitting in my closet!
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There is at least 2" of built in give from the elastic and probably even more. Unless your weapon and holster is really bulky, I think your regular pants size would suffice. I can jam two hands in my waste band without it getting too tight.You'll love the big pockets. I carry my 380 Bodyguard in the right-hand side pocket and it is completely invisible.
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I have a full size .40 beretta and it is slightly bulky but at the same time does conceal well
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I wear mine clipped in the middle of my bra, with the face turned in toward my body. I wear it there everyday. Nobody has noticed that it's there, and it doesn't interfere with my clothes at all.
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Fits inside waistband allowing you to tuck your shirt around the firearm or you can leave your shirt untucked. I wear this holster with a 709 slim all day everyday.
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This one is very thing and its not to bad, but I still use a slightly larger tee-shirt I use it during my work out at the gym and don't really care if people see it. I do think it can be concealed if one desired
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I put it on my wife's in her ankle holster. It did not affect the fit. It was simple to install. It will not fall out on its own, but it is very simple to displace as you draw. I am very pleased with it. That being said, the only safety worth using is the one between your ears!!!
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I believe that it can be worn under your shirt because i wear it below my blouse and i do not wear jackets. It is not bulky at all. I guess i can get away with wearing it because it can be passed off as a broad bra strap but i would recommend that guys wear an under shirt to mask the strap. I hope this helps