TexAg12 wrote:I've always enjoyed having my IWB set up, but I didn't know if a full size would be very comfortable like that.
I talked to some people yesterday and I was told that Texas passed a law last year that you can carry at your work place regardless if their policy says no. Does anyone know more about that?
Even with a suit the IWB is a great way to go. The tuck type holsters can even be used when it is warmer since you can YMMV tucjk the shirt in.
I have both the suppertuck and the quick clip
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The Super tuck I use with a Glock and got the Quick clip for a kimber 1911. The QQ works well as it is tuckable (I don't) but it is way easier to "asjust" when life puts you in a restaurant chair that bangs the butt of the gun etc. Depending on how forward or back I can rock the gun when seated, bucket seats, theater and chairs with arms are easier to get comfy.
I have noticed that the gun butt will mark the fabric with an "embossed" pattern where hard chairs press the fabric against the gun. My GLock 27 is a lot easier to carry than my Kimber BTW. The longer the grip, the more it pokes out. Bbl length doesn't ever seem to be a problem with IWB either.
Shoulder holsters also require special concideration around your "hugger" friends. It is way easier to drop a low elbow over a belt holster than it is to cover both armpits in a good clinch
As to the law about employers. Parking lot is OK (Nuke plants, refineries etc might be excluded) but if they have a no gun policy in the building and either have the 30.06 sign or have given you notice in writing or told you.... Then the 30.06 applies. IANAL
Texas is also an AT WILL state. The can fire you for the gun and say it was your attitude etc.