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Wow! Talk about ask and ye shall recieve. Thank ya'll so much for the advice and feedback. I've really started trying out different shirts and pant selections that are comfortable, appropriate and conceal well. I'm leaning on carrying the Sig 239 more and more because, well in my mind, it's a little "smoother around the edges". I'm leaning more towards IWB at 4:00, but the 1:30 appendix is getting more and more comfortable when I practice at home.

Also, no 30.06 signs as most of my customers are hunters, outdoors types, gun enthusiasts and CHL-ers as well.

I really appreciate all the great info. Can't wait to put some of these ideas in to practice.

Thanks!
Cajun

Hey guys and gals,

I'm in outside sales so I have a few questions I'd like to get some good feedback on with regards to options for carry. I am planning on getting my CHL within the next month and I'm trying to do some planning ahead.

The parameters than should be taken into consideration are:

1) 8 intermitent hours of driving and sales calls in customer's offices ( general industrial/distibutors/shops)
2) Clothing Mon-Thurs Golf shirt/LS shirt and summer weight slacks, Fridays Polo shirt,jeans and boots

My carry weapons will be a Glock 23 / 19 , Ruger SR9c and a Sig 239. I like the idea of the Ruger in an ankle holster for when I drive as it's nice and compact , but my G23 is what I prefer for carry. I've been practicing at home in different clothes but It's just hard to conceal that big block of polymer wonderment with a golf shirt and dress slacks. Untucked is not an option, nor or sport coats as I live in Houston.

The territory I cover is basically from Livingston to Laredo and south, so carrying will be a major component of my daily work life. As far as holsters go, I"m looking at the Crossbreed Super Tuck Deluxe and the Comp-Tac Minotaur (feedback on those is appreciated as well!)

I appreciate any and all constructive feedback.

Thanks!
cajun2340