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So... who's getting the man-purse that can be used to shoot AND strangle you?

If you wear girls jeans, running shorts, or sweatpants, yep I guess just like your girlfriend you need a purse.

Men’s pants pockets should comfortably hide a full size 1911, 2 cans of fine cut Copenhagen, wallet, keys, AlMar SERE folder, and a cigar lighter, with room for a sap if your expectations include tuning up a sassy barista.
 
ECS686 said:
Thwre was a time that we used larger cases to conceal our MP5’s on high risk inmate escorts to outside hospitals. The users were the advanced team in civilian clothes. The full entourage we wore 511’s polos and vests with toys

So while I can see some certain use probably not for everyone’s use
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I used an Uncle Mikes bag, green in color and had belt loops. Didn’t look like a gun bag and I glued a Nikon patch to complete it.
 
So I am going to be the one to disagree, but I could see a place for this as another holster option minus the music. When doing something with my tractor the hip holster gets in the way having to move. When riding on a motorcycle or ATV at least my shirt would not fly up exposing my pistol. This would be way more comfortable riding in my RZR or while hiking. It’s not that much different from offerings like the Hill People Gear products or 5.11chest bags.
 
xdman said:
So I am going to be the one to disagree, but I could see a place for this as another holster option minus the music. When doing something with my tractor the hip holster gets in the way having to move. When riding on a motorcycle or ATV at least my shirt would not fly up exposing my pistol. This would be way more comfortable riding in my RZR or while hiking. It’s not that much different from offerings like the Hill People Gear products or 5.11chest bags.
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Folks sometimes get caught in their own little bubble on how they do stuff is the only way.

In other words never say never!

I wouldn’t recommend a cross draw holster for routene carry however know lots of hunters that it’s the best way when you carry a 6” N frame.

And an extreme limited example but Or back in the day we had shoulder holsters (sort of) that were sewn into our flight vests and then how pilots carried their sidearms because well a cockpit has a rather tight fit!
 
Because of this thread I just ordered a Fade Flex from Ererlestock 63 bucks on sale for the 4th, you can't beat that, and the reviews are promising.

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Fade Flex

The Flex is our next evolution in off-body concealed carry, built on the classic waist pack design and optimized for quick firearm access. This one-size-fits-all solution features a proprietary internally adjustable belt, expanding up to 55” for versatile carry options—whether you prefer it as a...
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