I just purchased a S&W mp9c. I would assume Id need SMALL? I usually wear 2x so should I go to the xl and a v-neck or full?
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I am a 2x shirt and the 2x v neck works well for me . Size seems to run true . Enjoy , I am
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I would think the XL V-neck. Having said that, you should consider the weight of the pistol. If its on the heavy-side, i would go with the full neck - it will provide more support.
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buy the size you normally wear . it will be snug. I personally like the V-neck.
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The Blackhawk site says "regular" (i.e. medium) fits up to a 41 inch waist. My waist varies from 34-38 depending upon layers of under clothing (very cold weather) and exercise routine and medium fits me well. No "chick" is going to compliment you on your "fashion belt" but if you work outside a lot, strap on accessories like a knife, gun, "bug-out" kit, first aid kit, etc. this is an outstanding belt. If you purchase it I hope you enjoy it. I have one in black, one in green and one in tan. They are extremely practical and sturdy reliable belts. I always err on the side of too big if I have to "guess." The Blackhawk site says "regular" (i.e. medium) fits up to a 41 inch waist. My waist varies from 34-38 depending upon layers of under clothing (very cold weather) and exercise routine and medium fits me well. No "chick" is going to compliment you on your "fashion belt" but if you work outside a lot, strap on accessories like a knife, gun, "bug-out" kit, first aid kit, etc. this is an outstanding belt. If you purchase it I hope you enjoy it. I have one in black, one in green and one in tan. They are extremely practical and sturdy reliable belts. I... » Read More The Blackhawk site says "regular" (i.e. medium) fits up to a 41 inch waist. My waist varies from 34-38 depending upon layers of under clothing (very cold weather) and exercise routine and medium fits me well. No "chick" is going to compliment you on your "fashion belt" but if you work outside a lot, strap on accessories like a knife, gun, "bug-out" kit, first aid kit, etc. this is an outstanding belt. If you purchase it I hope you enjoy it. I have one in black, one in green and one in tan. They are extremely practical and sturdy reliable belts. I always err on the side of too big if I have to "guess." « Show Less
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2X is going to be tight. Look for a 3X if you can find it. I have a 2X now and I can wear it, but without a sweater or other insulating clothing under it.
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Hi- Happy to help, if I can. I ordered a S/M and I am an averaged sized woman. It is very comfortable and really, really did help me. If you are a man, I would go up to the M/L size. Hope this helps. Deb
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LC9 fits just fine, xs. Keep in mind this is a very minimal "holster". I like it a lot, I only wish it was tuckable. As inexpensive as they are, if they come out with one that is tuckable I will get one.
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I wear a S&W; M&P; Shield and it fits perfect. Your Sig isn't much larger. I think you'll be good. Because of the design of the strap, you'll still need to wear a slightly loose outter layer to prevent the grip from printing though. Hope this helps.
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Hello. Sorry for the late reply. I would suggest you get one size larger then what you wear. You can wear the shirt as a stand alone (meaning by itself), but if you have combat gear, bullet resistance/proof vest, or other add on shirt/gear, it would be recommended to get one size larger then what you normally wear. Especially in cold climates or environment, wearing a shirt underneath this or over it. I usually wear a large, but because I wash my clothes a lot over periods of months and wear other shirts under it or sometimes over it, I end up wearing/purchasing X-Large. Does that make sense? Hope that helps. If not, let me know, I can try to further clarify. Thanks for asking. Hello. Sorry for the late reply. I would suggest you get one size larger then what you wear. You can wear the shirt as a stand alone (meaning by itself), but if you have combat gear, bullet resistance/proof vest, or other add on shirt/gear, it would be recommended to get one size larger then what you normally wear. Especially in cold climates or environment, wearing a shirt underneath this or over it. I usually wear a large, but because I wash my clothes a lot over periods of months and wear other shirts under it or sometimes over it, I end up wearing/purchasing X-Large. Does that make... » Read More Hello. Sorry for the late reply. I would suggest you get one size larger then what you wear. You can wear the shirt as a stand alone (meaning by itself), but if you have combat gear, bullet resistance/proof vest, or other add on shirt/gear, it would be recommended to get one size larger then what you normally wear. Especially in cold climates or environment, wearing a shirt underneath this or over it. I usually wear a large, but because I wash my clothes a lot over periods of months and wear other shirts under it or sometimes over it, I end up wearing/purchasing X-Large. Does that make sense? Hope that helps. If not, let me know, I can try to further clarify. Thanks for asking. « Show Less
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I would go with a small I have an old 9mm s&w; and it is a bit snug but does not fall out, like when I used the large holster.
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Hen, you probably want it a little large to go over other wear. I'm 66" and stocky and an XL works great for me. Nice and loose but not too loose. My chest is about 44" so I'd say probably Med or large depending on how loose you want. I don't find mine too long even tho I'm short. U may find a large a little long. So, there you have it. Good Luck. Looser is probably better, my wife's wisdom. My wife who is 5'11" and bigger around than you wear's a men's medium (usually), so looser would be a large, but length. . .?
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I would recommend a small. It will provide you a good tight fit without a lot if excess belt getting in your way.
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I would order a large pouch. The holster comes separate and is attached with velcro. There should be a mag pouch available as well and it attaches the same way. Quite comfortable.
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My wife and I use full size S&W; M&P; 9 & 40 + extra clips in front pouch, if you have a new 45 with a rail for a light YOU will have to run the gun with out the light, my wife perfers this over her shoulder rig that allows her light to stay on, we love this option when needed...!!! ;-)
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A full size pistol would be uncomfortable worn in front. Have to wear on hip or backif you sit. Look at Black hawk website for correct size.
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I would go with small, thats about the size I was dealing with, been on a couple weeks no problem! Hope this helps .
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It comes down to this: What do you normally wear? Think of it like this: If you were going to Walmart to buy a Tshirt-style undershirt to wear under your clothes-a good quality shirt, not some flimsy thing-what size would you buy if you like a snug fit? That's what you want in this. I'm a big guy; I'd normally wear a 3x, but I got a 2x in this, and it works great. If you're talking a full-sized 1911, it is going to be heavy, so you need all the hold you can get. Definitely go for the larger holster! I hope that helps.
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Definitely not a small. I think a medium would hit about right. Please let me know how it fits. I have a lot of questions this time of year and want to give good advice.
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My smith and Wesson 9 fits snug... It's same size as a glock. In a case of having to pull it quick your in trouble... I wouldn't recomend for full size.