Are the front pockets large enough for concealed carry?
226751
Yes, but the fabric is lightweight and probably would not conceal a heavy object too well
822229
Nope, and its rather large for a pocket, so either wear trousers, or have a big enough purse. (According to your gender, hopefully)
1002345
I think it would. I use it to carry my Beretta PX4 Storm 45 which is heavier than any 1911 Glock or Springfield 45 I've carried. Being a medium size revolver I think it would be wide enough and mine stays secure. I take it through the woods for boar hunting (plan B basically). It still allows me to put my hand in my pockets but it can be adjusted to the perfect length depending on your reach
2152906
U can probably get away with it. Depending on the size of the gun. I carry a p220 carry. Keep shirt puffed out of the pants. It seems to work fine.
1357400
Yes, but I find the 27, when fully loaded, is too heavy for pocket carry. Causes pants to sag and bumps my leg when I walk. I carry in a Crossbreed QwikClip.
1700959
It's a great for for the .357(same profile as the .38)However, there is no retention so I feel comfortable with it in front pants or jacket pocket, but if placed in a loose bag it may not stay in the holster providing trigger coverage- this leading to safety concerns.That said, great holster, and my preferred carry option for pockets or even a snug bag pocket.
235981
They're not. There are 2 pockets on the front, 2 on the back. They are all triangular pockets to fit a gun more snugly.
408384
I think you could carry your 40 cal in this pack but you would need to have a holster with Velcro to attach inside the large pocket.
939768
Check Uncle Mike's size guide http://www.unclemikes.com/holsters/concealed-carry-holsters/inside-the-pant-holsters
310743
Yes the pockets pretty deep. I'm a big guy and I can put my hands into the pockets all the to my upper wrist(8-9) inches. I love these pants!! Can't recommend them enough.
949351
I believe they are. The front left pocket is at least 6 inches deep and 5 inches wide. I have an iPhone 6 that I fit in one and my wallet in the other side and there is plenty of room left!
428850
Oh yes, definitely. It is very roomy, with lots of pockets and comfortable to wear.
65677
It's my understanding that the size of the band is based upon waist size and I'm assuming the two pockets for the firearm is the same size regardless. I have only bought the one band though so am not able to compare it to another size.
1369059
The front open pockets are not that deep. The zippered front pockets are about the same- med. However, the back zippered pockets are very wide and deep. Hope that helps!
2040236
I bought it for my husband, and he does use the holster on his belt, but I don't think you have to. I think you could still carry it in your pocket.
665201
The holster on this shirt is designed to fit a wide range of pistol sizes. The pockets are very deep and easily conceal both my H&K USP40 Compact and my full size Signal Sauer 226. Of course, like any holster, the bigger the gun the bulkier the feel. That's not to say that it is uncomfortable, but a careful wardrobe selection is important to hide the extra bulk. The last thing to consider is the weight of the gun. Though this holster helps evenly distribute the weight on each shoulder, carrying bigger pistols can become taxing on the body for longer periods of time. Also, the pocket openings are sealed by two velcro patches and my heavier pistols can get them to separate with a little less vigorous activity than my smaller ones, things such as running. All in all, with the design of the holster pockets on this shirt I have been able to successfully conceal sub-compacts, compacts, and full size pistols alike.
285420
Fits two large pistols, one in each outter pocket. Both outside pockets have removable padding for them. Could probably fit more if you were careful. Plenty of room in the large middle pocket for eyes, ears, ammo, and any other goodies