Printing problem. Gun coming uncovered.

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  • seldon14

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    I'm carrying an M&P Shield (living in IL had the advantage of hot carry guns being much easier to find in a state without carry) in a Foxx Hybrid Holster (Cross Breed style holster). It conceals well under a T-Shirt but the problem is my shirt always catches on it when I reach over my head, or stoop to the ground. Any advice or tips on ways to avoid this other than wearing baggy clothes?
     

    melensdad

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    You need to dress around your gun. A standard length t-shirt will do exactly what you describe. There are 'long' length t-shirts with a longer back that will solve your problem, similarly there are also long length polo-shirts if you want a slightly dressier look.

    Take a look at the Duluth Trading Co. website. They sell long length stuff to cover up "plumbers crack" and will have what you need.
     

    HavokCycle

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    I'm carrying an M&P Shield (living in IL had the advantage of hot carry guns being much easier to find in a state without carry) in a Foxx Hybrid Holster (Cross Breed style holster). It conceals well under a T-Shirt but the problem is my shirt always catches on it when I reach over my head, or stoop to the ground. Any advice or tips on ways to avoid this other than wearing baggy clothes?


    just my opinion - i don't care anymore if i print and/or show.
     

    Jmoreland287

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    Blackhawk concealed carry shirts conceal well if you don't want a baggy shirt. I find they work well but are around $30-$40. I picked up an old navy fleece that isnt too baggy and conceals anything I carry for around $16 you can wear it over anything.
     

    beevans

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    I've had this same problem since I started carrying, and am now also carrying a Shield. I found that the shirts from Duluth are designed for older guys and aren't just going to be longer, they're more baggy all-around. Assuming you are a younger guy, I'd recommend checking out this line of t's from Urban Outfitters: BDG Crew-Neck Tee - Urban Outfitters
    They're cut a little longer than normal but still fit well everywhere else. Threadless shirts are usually cut a little longer, too. T-shirts and other products designed by an artist community of 2 million | Threadless
     

    youngda9

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    You must now start wearing Hawaiian shirts everywhere you go. Sunglasses and lei are optional, but add flair to your new wardrobe. Socks with sandals is a line you should not cross.

    26072.jpg
     

    netsecurity

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    Similar to the Hawaiian shirt idea, I wear a unbuttoned loose shirt over my T Shirt. This way I can keep the T shirt tucked in too, which is much more comfortable for IWB. Sometimes I wear a very light, loose fitting hoodie jacket instead of a button shirt. Either way, access to the gun is much better than trying to lift up a long T Shirt.
     

    TaunTaun

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    Hot carry guns? Like stolen?

    Chicago does like to accuse Indiana of being the source of all of their gun crime....
     

    jgreiner

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    I'm carrying an M&P Shield (living in IL had the advantage of hot carry guns being much easier to find in a state without carry) in a Foxx Hybrid Holster (Cross Breed style holster). It conceals well under a T-Shirt but the problem is my shirt always catches on it when I reach over my head, or stoop to the ground. Any advice or tips on ways to avoid this other than wearing baggy clothes?

    Buy TALL man's shirts. Typically, they are 2-4 inches longer than a regular one. I also buy mine a size bigger, helps prevent printing.
     

    jgreiner

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    You must now start wearing Hawaiian shirts everywhere you go. Sunglasses and lei are optional, but add flair to your new wardrobe. Socks with sandals is a line you should not cross.

    26072.jpg


    ROFL...hey, don't knock it, that is how I carried all over Sanibel Island last Spring. ;)
     

    jgreiner

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    Carhhart Tall sizes have plenty of extra length to cover. I wear a 2XLT and hide a Springfield XMD 5.25 IWB with no imprinting.

    Also, check out casual male stores for tall clothing. They are pricey though. A better option is King Size online. i order stuff from them all the time. At 6'5", 300 lbs, i have to. ;)
     
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