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Not to jump on the "$50 horse, with a $500 saddle" bandwagon, but a high quality holster and belt will make the P95 a "doable" Concealed Carry weapon. Very subtle changes in the angle (cant) of the gun on the belt, along with a holster that "pulls" the butt of the gun into the body in just the right places is the difference between having a bulge smaller than a cell phone, and having a saddle-bag poking from your belt.

For the budget minded, I almost always recommend upgrading the carry gear before changing out the gun...

I realize that not everyone can comfortably (or reliably) carry a full-size duty pistol concealed, but with the right gear, it's just amazing how many people CAN.

From there, I (like several above me) would highly recommend a trip to a range that rents guns...have him shoot everything he can get his hands on, and then buy the one that he falls in love with (funny, same advice works for guitars as for guns)...