New to carrying-LCP max in office setting
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Bullfrog
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I'm not sure why office work forces you into one of those two options, but for pocket carry maybe try something like the DeSantis Superfly.
It's like the usual textured pocket holster except that it has a square flap that attaches by velcro (so you can switch it right/left). The flap (fly) goes toward the outside of your pocket and covers the outline of the pistol, making it look like a square wallet or cellphone.
It's like the usual textured pocket holster except that it has a square flap that attaches by velcro (so you can switch it right/left). The flap (fly) goes toward the outside of your pocket and covers the outline of the pistol, making it look like a square wallet or cellphone.
Tried back pocket yet?
I hate ankle carry unless it's a backup.
I hate ankle carry unless it's a backup.
If you're in a shirts-tucked office environment and don't want to show any clips along your belt check out the enigma belt.
Fox123
Ultimate Member
A tuckable iwb holster not an option?
Not unless I lose 20 pounds. I look like a muffin smuggling a gun.
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don't do back pocket. I did that with wallet for years and then one day I had back pain.
Tell me about it. But it's still better than nothing and or ankle.
Kman
Blah, blah, blah
Are there any acceptable belly band options?
For the LCP Max, I found a simple Blackhawk tecgrip holster to be ideal for pocket carry. The grippy outter texture keeps in the pocket on draws. Breaks up the profile enough to look more like a larger cellphone in pocket.
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An Allen Belly Band worn high. If you have a little tummy, it will stay up there all day.
A .38 Special S&W Bodyguard. Two 5rd strips. Hornady FTX.
(Or a Security9c and two additional 10rd mags)
1. I can use the public crapper without taking it off.
2. Conceals under long/short sleeve button down (preferred) or t-shirt. In Summer I switch to an a-shirt underneath.
3. Comfort. I can walk, drive, sit, it’s always in the same place.
4. Really hard to shoot your dick off.
Lots of ideas here;
Carry setup photo thread
A guy who gets it! "Aaaaaand tell us what he gets, Johnny!"
Oh, it's been well over 3 weeks and I have not changed it yet.
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Does your job know you plan to carry in the office? My company has a no weapon rule. I still carry a knife but I'd never consider a firearm.
I hope you'd never need it in an office situation but I know how people get when someone drinks all the coffee and doesn't make a new pot.
I hope you'd never need it in an office situation but I know how people get when someone drinks all the coffee and doesn't make a new pot.
D&Ds
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I wouldnt ask if its not a written rule
- Dec 27, 2012
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I've lost 20 lbs. since November. Do yourself a favor and do it. Everything feels better including a holstered pistol.
Agree with you 100%. Unfortunately it’s not so easy
JollyPedro
Active Member
Look into the Enigma...im a bit chunky myself and AIWB deep cary is very comfortable with this holster!
Better to ask for forgiveness than for permission? Seems like a good idea to try at your place of employment.
What size do you recommend? 2For the LCP Max, I found a simple Blackhawk tecgrip holster to be ideal for pocket carry. The grippy outter texture keeps in the pocket on draws. Breaks up the profile enough to look more like a larger cellphone in pocket.
Buy TecGrip® Pocket Holster Ambidextrous And More | Blackhawk
Shopping for the TecGrip® Pocket Holster Ambidextrous? Learn more about the latest Nylon and more at Blackhawk.
Biggfoot44
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- Aug 2, 2009
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It's not necessarily like that .
If it is truely not mentioned in contract/ general orders/ employee handbook/ written policy/ etc , there is nothing to ask forgiveness for . Worst case , they could create a new rule from that time foreward , but you would have a one shot free pass .
If you formally ask , they could/ would create a brand new policy just to spite you .
