Super Light Carry?

[KD5NRH]

I know a guy who thunderwears a Scandium Smith .44 magnum... He's insane. In a good way...

I have, on occasion carried a Gov't Model in a Smartcarry, and for a short time, managed a Taurus PT99 and spare mag in there.  I much prefer my .357 snub for that particular holster, though I dislike speed strips to the point that I will sometimes carry the P32 in a boot and a spare mag in the Smartcarry alongside the revolver.

[seeker_two]

This thread got me curious enough to take my XDsc and try carrying it in the zippered inside pocket of my Columbia ROC pants around the house....a little heavy w/ a 12-rd mag, but it worked....I was thinking of limiting myself to a snub (Ruger LCR .357Mag or Charter Arms Undercover Lite .38SPL), but now I have another choice.....now I'll have to get a pocket holster for the XDsc and my CHL.....

....maybe this is your solution?..... 

[Jamisjockey]

I actually can't stand pocket carry and almost always carry the p3 strong side iwb.

[zxcvbob]

I have a P3AT with a belt clip, but I usually carry it in a jacket pocket.  But I need to figure out a good way to carry my CZ-82 (it's a nice size and it's accurate and easy to shoot, but it's a little heavy) and let the P3AT just be a BUG.  Mostly because it's so hard to shoot accurately and it's no fun to practice with -- the gun is accurate enough, but the sights are hard to see and the recoil hurts like hell.

[Fly320s]

Columbia ROC

Those are great pants; I have several.

[seeker_two]

Those are great pants; I have several.

Right about that....if I'm not wearing ROC's, I'm probably not wearing pants..... 

[roo_ster]

I like front pocket carry, but it displaces my wallet which I find annoying. No good from seated either. I'm thinking either a cross draw or shoulder rig so I can draw while sitting.

And yes, having a full size high capacity major caliber pistol would be better. Having a rifle would be bestest, but you take what you can get...

The Galco Miami Classic II shoulder holster works well.  Not as well/nice as the best Alessi's back in the day, but you can actually buy one and have it within the decade, rather than will the future complete holster to your first born when it finally is completed.

[White Horseradish]

I don't carry anything in my back pocket. I used to live in Brooklyn and rode the subway a lot. I had a pager lifted off my belt once.

The smaller guns I carry are an LCP in a front pocket in one of these, or a Kel-Tec P11 in a small pancake. Lately, though, I have been fond of a hammerless Charter Bulldog in .44 special IWB.

[Cliffh]

For lightweight concealed, I prefer a 642 in a pocket holster.

DW owns one of the NAA .22LR revolvers.  I'm not a poor shot, but can't hit a skunk at 10' with that darn thing.  That's one of those "stick it in their ear and pull the trigger" guns.