CCW purchase soon.
07-21-2012, 06:51 PM
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I'm 5'6" 160 lbs and have no problem concealing a double stack Sig 229, or Glock 32. I do it for a living. Anyone can conceal anything, you just have to work at it. It helps if your chest is bigger than your middle. However, I know plenty of big belly guys who conceal just fine. It is more important to find a holster and place on your body that works for you. It takes experimentation and sometimes blowing cash on rigs you won't end up using. But ultimately, it could save your life. I would recommend Minotaur hybrid holsters as a good place to start.
07-21-2012, 07:53 PM
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Originally Posted by Imrahil
It is thinner then some guns, but far from very thin or small.
When I think very thin I think about the many other pistols first.
Walther PPS (left), Kahr PM9 (middle), Keltec PF9 (right).
Kahr PM9 (top), Sig P238 (middle), Ruger LCP (bottom)
07-27-2012, 02:55 PM
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I'm 5'6" 160 lbs and have no problem concealing a double stack Sig 229, or Glock 32. I do it for a living. Anyone can conceal anything, you just have to work at it. It helps if your chest is bigger than your middle. However, I know plenty of big belly guys who conceal just fine. It is more important to find a holster and place on your body that works for you. It takes experimentation and sometimes blowing cash on rigs you won't end up using. But ultimately, it could save your life. I would recommend Minotaur hybrid holsters as a good place to start.
I agree with this.