Question concerning how a lady should CC? <--- There, I fixed it

[Slow]

whatever creams your Twinkie

 

[ReilleysMom32]

LMFAO. C'mon, we're all adults. Do we have to revert back to Kindergarten Cop?

Joseph: "Boys have a penis, girls have a vagina!"
Phoebe: [to Kimble] "I see you taught them the basics"

 

[LouisianaCarry]

Purse. If men in our society carried a purse, as some manly men in spain do, I'd have a big ass gun with me.

Take it to a class and work out of the purse. It is a great option.

You can get a purse, Paul. I give you my blessing.

 

[LouisianaCarry]

A few more female type links for you, dear:

Women and Guns
Women, Firearms & SD
Cornered Cat
Paxton Quigley
Shooting While Pregnant
Second Amendment Sisters, Inc.
Women Against Gun Control
Independent Women's Forum Gun Control Hurts Women
Mothers Arms - Protecting What's Ours
The American Women's Self Defense Association
Armed Females of America Pro-Gun Women on Full Auto


[ETA: the op, not you pangris]

 

[ReilleysMom32]

[ETA: the op, not you pangris]

I'm ok with him gettin in touch with his feminine side

 

[Slow]

LMFAO. C'mon, we're all adults. Do we have to revert back to Kindergarten Cop?

Joseph: "Boys have a penis, girls have a vagina!"
Phoebe: [to Kimble] "I see you taught them the basics"

i didnt even know what a vag was in kindergarten, it was a few years later untill i figured all that out. up untill then it was just the "special place"

 

[LouisianaCarry]

I'm so in touch with myself it is outta control.

You may be thinking of something a little different than the rest of the group when you say that.

Just a heads up.

 

[Slow]

Nice site for womans concealed carry

 

[ReilleysMom32]

Oh snap! I've just been Rick-Rolled! Touche`!

 

[Slow]

here is a short video that should explain it all to you..... Clicky

 

[dawg23]

Ok, still going over the pros and cons of everything, which is good, because I need to learn.

It's been pointed out that I might have difficulty CC on me because my frame is little, so I'm still not sure how to do it unless I start buying size 12 pants (one size up) and look like I'm fatter (yeah, I know I need to get over myself on that one) than I actually am in order to do an IWB holster.

After looking at a few sites on Google, now I understand the logistics of why an AH would only be a backup. Too much time to actually bend down, lift the pant, draw, and shoot. In that time, the bastard could probably over-take me or put a bullet in me somewhere.

The purse carry still bothers me a lot because like I said, I'm not entirely comfortable carrying one AND that's the first target for many who want to do me harm.

"Mexican style" or OC seems like it might be out of the question, given the facts of
1) MS would be hard to hide because of my T-shirts being thinner and more clingy due to the fashionistas (who the hell put them in charge?)
2) OC just starts reeking of harassment from any party opposed to firearms, especially on women

SO... I guess at this point, it's still going to heavily depend on what I ultimately choose. Still thinking .45 ACP on some models, a 9mm, or even a .38 revolver as a smaller gun to keep on me. Still not entirely sure

A good CCW class will help you work through and resolve these questions.

 

[Nolacopusmc]

Hahahaha, you don't know.

I pretty much live in scrubs, for the most part. Mainly because I'm at work all the time. I usually have a tank top on under my scrub shirt and was thinking that because I wear a slightly larger scrub top (to be polite) to "contain the girls," I was thinking I could have an over-the shoulder holster that sits higher towards my rib cage, but it would still be easy access. At work, if there were to be a threat, it would occur outside and I would be able to draw beforehand if necessary in the clinic. The doctor I work with keeps his Taurus 1911 on his side with his lab coat over it or on the desk in the back.

For every day, I'm usually in jeans, occasionally shorts, rarely dress pants, never capris or khakis (due to large leg muscles from playing sports. It's a tough job finding pants). I always wear a heavier belt because my waist is much smaller than my hips. I was looking here:
http://www.womensholsters.com/page2/page2.html
I don't really follow fashion, I try to stick with simple t-shirts for the most part, but the summer is coming up, so yes, lesser clothing styles will prevail due to the heat. I guess I'm just bouncing ideas to sort of see what's up because I'm newer to this.

Damn, what clinic doyou work at? I want to go there. Everyone is packing. You got insurance? No....BANG.
LOL

Cool that they boss is on the band wagon

 

[WB5QBK]

Strange.......no mention of fanny packs. There are some good ones out there that will carry full size 1911, etc.

As far as scrubs, the only way I see to do it is a fanny pack or something like the Smart Carry. There are some shirts with built-in holsters that you could wear in place of the tank-top under your scrub and you would just pull the shirt up and draw.
It seems that no matter how TIGHT I cinch the scrubs, they start downhill quickly as soon as I add the Glock 27!

I don't like teaching the use of purses in general, but the better ones i.e. Galco have steel wire in the carry strap to resist a knife cutting the strap during a snatch-and-grab of the purse.

Good luck. You probably have solved this by now....

 

[jmcrawf1]

Under scrubs, I would think smart carry is the way to go....

 

[electrode1998]

Hey I might have your answer for you....

Several years ago I had to work in Atlanta for several months and took my full size glock 22 with me. I carried often in a holster called a "belly band" concealment holster. This was very comfortable for several hours of the day that I carried. I wore a light tank top shirt under my button down work shirt and the holster went inbetween them. This held the pistol and two spare clips high on my ribs with no movement or irritation.

Keep this in mind and they only cost about 20 bucks. Just google "belly band concealment holster" and they pop up in the results.

Hope this helps and Hope your tail bone is feeling better.

electrode1998

This would easily hide in your scrubs and even with my button down shirt and no jacket it did not print the pistol when I wore it. I am not a small person so I have a hard time finding holsters that do not print what I am carrying. Now I carry a s&w 642 or a sa xd9 sc.