How are these for conceal carry in the pockets?
259300
Not my preference but these pockets are deep and have a small shallow one inside
1937080
This holster is great for conceal carry. The materials are very nice, you may want to wear it just to break if in. My Sprinfield Xds fits perfectly. You cannot use any of the extensions or longer magazines with it. Overall, I think it is a great investment.
504804
I love mine for running ... no movement of my gun whatsoever, I forget it's even there. In order to be concealed you can't wear skin-tight running clothes, though ... at least a baggy shirt over the top.
1024528
No problem. The small leather pouch holsters fit very well with those, and there outside the pants.
2110199
10 round mags will fit deeply in the pockets. May be harder to pull them out with them so short. Maybe get a 30 round clip and put the round limiter in it to make it CA legal.
2172123
I guess they could. It would seem a bit long for me to carry in my pants pocket. I use mine as a fine steak and chop knife that I take with me when I go out to eat steak. That way, I know I always have a fine, sharp knife to cut my meat with. It is a pleasure to use.
1980074
I use this with my m&p22.; Concealed carry eould depend on how you dress. The bulk rides outside your waistband though. It is not stealthy.
841457
They really fold up into a compact package but not quite small enough for most pockets. Maybe baggy cargo pants.
349227
Its ok. Im constantly concerned that it will work its way out of the holster so i wear a diff holster when going somewhere that i know there is allot of sitting. Great for concealment though.
1396075
This great binoculars folds into a small bundle, and will fit in breast pocket well. But since it contains optics, I wouldn't carry in trouser pockets (too bulgy) due to unforeseen accidents.
702363
I haven't noticed this issue at all. The case is pretty slim and smooth except for the small grip panels on the sides, but the grips are not obtrusive enough to get caught on anything. In normal pockets you should have no issues, I might see a problem if the pocket is a tight fit.
711284
I have found it plenty convenient for carrying in my front pockets. Unless the pockets in your jeans are really tight, you should be OK. It won't slide in and out like it wound without the case, but I've found that to be more due to the texture of the rubber than the size of the case.
2015616
There is at least 2" of built in give from the elastic and probably even more. Unless your weapon and holster is really bulky, I think your regular pants size would suffice. I can jam two hands in my waste band without it getting too tight.You'll love the big pockets. I carry my 380 Bodyguard in the right-hand side pocket and it is completely invisible.
36724
I carry it in my front pocket with the strap dangling out. This works particularly well with slippery backpacking clothes, but also with khakis. Tight jeans not advised, although it slides into the back pocket of those pretty well.
944472
Not really... It's designed with an index finger button release. Theoretically, you could reverse the holster and put the holster in your pants, but not really designed as a conceal carry holster. Probably better to use if you had a coat over it, as it is not overly bulky.
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.
1473110
I don't put mine in my pockets very often...I usually keep it in my purse...but when I have put it in my pockets (they're loose) it hasn't been a problem.