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Lot more margin in plastic frames that don't require machining. I don't see them going back.

So here is the room mate, for those that doubt me. I would write a book, but nobody would believe it. Heck, I was there and I only believe about a third of it!

Well, gents, late to the party so probably nobody is reading three pages in, but it reminds me of the time..... As you know, I have only been married for 13 years, so there was a long stretch there when I was without adult supervision. Since I live in a college town, I seemed to be getting older...

I rarely wear a coat so outside the waistband does not work for me. Guess if I were more stylish I could get away with it! Sparks has been my go to for ages...for example, anyone remember the 4516? Yes, young whippersnappers, we used to actually carry those boat anchors!

If one goes to the IWB holster in my opinion you can get away with a bigger gun than a J Frame so I am not a J Frame on the belt guy. Having said that, my wedding/funeral/BBQ gun is a nickel plated J Frame, so it is shined up now and again and placed in Milt Sparks Rig

At Five Five the only way I can hide anything is inside the waistband. Except on a road trip, I go with a shoulder rig for driving. Galco or a "Galco Style" Horizontal dual gun rig from Bianchi that has to be at least twenty years old...and when I say that, it typically means closer to 30 years...

I have not flown commercial since I retired. And I won't. I would much rather drive anyway. I like the control of driving.

Milt Sparks. I will buy a Galco to wear while I am waiting for the Milt Sparks if needed. Sometimes their wait times are a little long. They are the best fitting, most comfortable inside the waistband holster going.

I wish I had the foresight to keep my old Bronco

Yeah the Austin Healey got the 327 transplant too

Of course I pulled out the wheezy 146 MPH double overcam six and replaced it with 327 Corvette spec motor

None because I am an idiot!

Yeah, back then I had a suit and tie job and no adult supervision. A good time to be Eric!