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cbr600 wrote:

mr.72 wrote:

So far the only limits I see are the ones you are placing on yourself.

You mean, the only limits are the CLOTHES IN MY CLOSET

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You know this is the single most irritating thing about many gun-carrying folks. It's the overt opinion that once you decide to carry concealed, then every other part of your life needs to be re-oriented around it, otherwise you are being unreasonable. C'mon people, I know some of you are really interested in helping but I asked specifically for information about making something with within my totally normal and reasonable situation.

Suppose someone asks for advice on losing weight. Many people would suggest consuming fewer calories, getting more exercise, or both.

Suppose they reply they're not willing to change their diet and they're very busy and don't have time to exercise. Then they complain that people have this overt opinion that once you decide to get in shape, then every other part of your life needs to be re-oriented around it, otherwise you are being unreasonable.

At that point people could spend more time trying to explain how to fit exercise into a busy schedule, and how to make small dietary changes that have a large impact, but I don't think they would be addressing the real issue.

NcongruNt wrote:... but other people have reported carrying service model XDs in them, and Glocks aren't all that dissimilar in dimension.

http://www.texasshooting.com/TexasCHL_F ... 13&t=15033

mr.72 wrote:No offense, but I am noticing that many of these pictures of you guys effectively carrying a mid-size or a full-size pistol concealed involve two very key ingredients:

1. person carrying is significantly overweight
2. the cover garment is very noticeably oversized

So the question is, can someone who is not overweight and does not wear oversized clothing carry a G19 size pistol?