I can't afford a lot of leather, so I try to make do with what I purchase. I use a De Santis Sof-Tuck at about 5:00, with a heavy forward cant so the handle rides up around my kidney so I can get a good hold of it when want too. When I do have to tuck, my dress shirts tend to pouch out in the back and you can't tell I have a weapon on me. A clip hangs over my pants waistline with a small hook that catches the bottom of my belt. No one's ever mentioned anything or said anything. I don't dress up very often so normally I just wear a large untucked tshirt a size bigger than normal. The only time the gun really prints is when I bend over at the waist and the handle protrudes some, so I try and remember to bend my knees and keep my back straight. I think my most concealable rig is my Charter Arms .44 special which has the Barami Hip Grips. A hook protrudes off the handle enough to allow you to hook it over your pants and belt. This allows "mexican carry", where you stick the gun down the front of your pants without a holster, but holds the gun firmly from slipping down your pants. I don't worry about catching the trigger on anything as It's a heavy double action pull, and I'm sure I'd notice the cylinder turning if it did catch on something. These grips are available for a lot of small revolvers, and great for just throwing something on real fast for a quick trip down to the market. Let me point out, a double action pistol is the only thing I would carry in such a manner. I also have a couple Uncle Mikes shoulder rigs I can wear under my suit or sport coat that conceals very well.
And as been stated above, nobody's paying that much attention anyway.
Tom
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