Take your new carry rig with you when you go shirt shopping. I have a double stack 9mm and a full sized 1911. With the right shirt I would feel comfortable with both IWB at the same time (except the constant adjusting of the pants).sbrawley wrote:Thank you all for the excellent suggestions. I did read on here about gun belts, and someone had mentioned that Faded Glory makes a "work belt" that can somewhat be a decent gun belt so I purchased one. I will definitely be purchasing an actual gun belt. Hopefully, my aliengear holster will ease some of my worries also when it arrives. I may also have to go shirt shopping (sure the wife wouldn't mind that...lol) and get some shirts that will help with the concealment.
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- Thu May 29, 2014 12:11 am
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Re: Question for the CHL Veterans-Concealment
- Wed May 28, 2014 12:32 pm
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Re: Question for the CHL Veterans-Concealment
carlson1 wrote:As others have stated it is not against the law. I do disagree that you can't conceal a double stack pistol. Larger shirts and an IWB holster is very easy to completely conceal a double stack pistol.
You may want to try a different holster if you are set on an OWB (out of waist band) or even try an IWB (In the waist band) holster.
Welcome to the Forum and there are no dumb questions.
I'm a fan of IWB, wouldn't mind trying a couple of different holsters but my supertuck works just fine for me with almost any belt, but obviously better with a proper belt. Shirt length seems to be my main issue, so I either get tall shirts, or buy a size larger.