That big grip is going to be the problem. At least I've found that with service autos. If you can position it at about 2:30 with an OWB and a long shirt, you can hide the grip up around the front of your torso and under your armpit. But you need a high ride, or with a Yaqui style a long shirt. Look at the Fobus paddles just for the heck of it. Behind the hip works better for smaller guns.
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I decided to try this one.
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And he is a couple of me wearing it. (Don't pay attention to the spare tire I am smuggling in these photos.)
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It is an Uncle Mike's #5 Super Belt Slide Holster, PN 8605-0. It is very comfortable, standing, walking, or sitting. I especially like that I can reverse it, so that the gun's grip points to the outside. When I reach my right hand back to my right hip, I seem to want the grip to be pointing towards my hand, as I tend to wear my gun just to the right of my spine, not really that close to my hip.
So, what do you guys think? Concealed enough, or too noticeable?
And he is a couple of me wearing it. (Don't pay attention to the spare tire I am smuggling in these photos.)
It is an Uncle Mike's #5 Super Belt Slide Holster, PN 8605-0. It is very comfortable, standing, walking, or sitting. I especially like that I can reverse it, so that the gun's grip points to the outside. When I reach my right hand back to my right hip, I seem to want the grip to be pointing towards my hand, as I tend to wear my gun just to the right of my spine, not really that close to my hip.
So, what do you guys think? Concealed enough, or too noticeable?
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