I wear an extra large shirt, what size holster shirt do I wear?
57027
All my polo shirts are XL, so I bought the XXL and it fits well, i.e. if I had a larger one I would not feel as confident packing. I have the black and I'm going to order a white one. I've also ordered an accessory pocket so I can carry another mag. Good luck.
57028
I'm a small guy, 5'10" 155lbs and wear XL pullover shirts but a medium button down. I ordered the Large PT but should have ordered a Medium. Hope this helps.
2241425
sorry I cant be of more help, but I returned the holster it was to big for my taste bought a N2 squared tuckable, google it if interested
645105
Since you wear a normal size 32, if I were you, I'd get the Large size: waist size 34 to 36. Here's why: The outer belt is the same length as the inner one and even though you wear the inner belt the same way that you do with a regular belt; lapped in front, right side over left, the outer belt, that has the holster and mag pouches already on it, has to fit over the inner one, thus, by itself, making it less of a lap. Also, the outer belt should be set up so that it laps in back, thus going left side back over right side back with the 'keeper' fastened. The reason it is done this way is so that when you bend over to pick up dropped mags or brass, if you don't have a small nut harvester (a football shaped wire basket that rolls on the ground over the brass, so that the brass pops through the flexible wires and is usually trapped inside - Dillion Precision sells them for ~$45 + tax and shipping), that extra thickness of belt lap will interfere with you bending over. Also if you were to lap the outer belt in front, it has much more of a tendency to open up or spread open and possible come unattached, when bending over. You have to try it both ways to see what I mean; that it's much preferred to have the outer belt lap itself in back of you. Hope this answers your question. If you save brass, be sure to check out the 'nut harvester' wire baskets: It sure beats the heck out of all of that bending over to pick up brass!!!
1615477
there is a fairly good listing on the versacarry.com web site that may help you figure out which size fits your firearm. the site is user friendly and should be a big help in making your decision. these are inexpensive and comfortable holsters. however, you will need to wear a belt. good luck.
506373
I'd say Extra Large. I have quite large hands and there's room to spare in there.
45300
Go by chest meas. They seem to run slightly small, My chest is actually 39" and I ordered the Med. which fits a 38" chest. It works ok for me, but could probably have gotten the large instead. You want them to fit snug to hold the weapon in place with no shifting around.
602084
Probably a medium would be fine. The nice thing is that if you ordered a large you can always cut it and seal the edges with a gas stove,torch or whatever. The 1.75 width doesn't fit many holsters. That's why I got both widths.
1264097
I carry in long cargo shorts/front pocket with a "Uncle Mikes #12" soft holster - I barely notice it.In a IWB, I believe the size difference is negligible at best.
91811
Sorry, but I don't know the answer to this question, as I just started purchasing UA garments. They fit me great and I'm round 10-15 lbs overweight. I imagine if I lost my xtra pounds, the shirts would be a "relaxed" fit. My guns are big, too--the arms fit snug on my 18" upper arms. Hope this helps! :-)
303518
Get the LARGE holster. I need that even for my G26, which is smaller than G23. It is not sewn on to the shirt. The holster is a separate piece that attaches to the shirt via very heavy duty Velcro. You can attach how you like - up, down, forward, to the rear, canted or straight. A very versatile shirt holster.
2231427
The holster will add approx. 2 inches. If you have room to spare you will be fine, otherwise get pants 2 inches larger than you would normally wear. A good belt will cover the slack !
1102208
No you can't tuck your shirt in between. The clip is pretty tight to the actual holster.
663927
I got size large and it holds my 9mm shield. The holster also takes my hk usp compact 9 and glock 27. I mainly use it for the shield and it holds the piece in place. If you check smith and Wesson, the dimensions of the 9 and 40 are the same. The medium may be the right size, but I can only say that what I got works for me.
150064
I normally wear an XL t-shirt for everyday wear. However, I went with size LG under my ballistic vest and uniform. The necks do stay tight and I am getting ready to buy another pack.
503975
Check on Uncle Mike's web site, they have a fitting chart. http://holsters.unclemikes.com/Holsters/Search/~
1184757
I like the holster. I wear button up shirts and it fits comfortably under my arm. I wouldn't carry anything bigger than a .45. I've asked people I know of course if they can tell I was carrying. None of them could see it.
354040
Definitely the large, RH, but if it fits, it will be tight. Keep in mind where it will be riding on your body: tight to your left side, high enough to be above the belt, but beliw armpit. Have someone hold it in place to make sure it will be tolerable and fits.