Gun Belts I would like to know if there is a gun belt out there that hide's the clips from a IWB holster. To me these stick out to much and say I am carrying.
I am new to the IWB as well as Wisconsin CCW, just want to know whats out there?.
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XDMan
I bought a black 1-1/2 belt from crossbreed, hides them for the most part but I mostly wear my shirts untucked anyway. I'm sure if you get a 2" belt you'll be ok. From all the pics I've seen from sites and reviews some of the clip is going to show if you tuck in your shirt.
"Democracy... is two wolves and a lamb voting on what to have for lunch.
Liberty ... is a well-armed lamb contesting the vote."-- Benjamin Franklin
The worst is when you wear Levi and the clip is sticking out like a sore thumb over the brown label
J clips from crossbreed ;)
J-hooks go over wasteband and under belt just barely. Hide real well, but places weight on pants wasteband... Hooks keep holster in place while drawing. C-hooks are similar but add another hook to carry weight on belt. More is visable than J hook, but far less than standard hooks. Both are dependent on a fixed belt width. If have Velcro on inside of belt Velcro hooks conceal behind belt. I haven't tried them yet. Little concerned about how much noise they might make. Hope this helps
You would be surprised at how few people would even notice. Most people who do see them, aren't going to know. Those who do know. Well, they'll just know. You see it because you are looking for it.
I'm not sure, that if you walked in to Wally World with a shotgun in a sling sticking out from under your coat people would notice.
Good luck.
Psalm 82:3-5
Don't bury it too deep! When you first start carrying...the urge is to bury the gun deep, especially if you live or work in an social climate where firearms are unpopular. Holster manufacturers are quick to capitalize on this with things like J-clips, C-clips, and "tuckable" holsters.
The problem is...when you're being assaulted...you don't want to have the gun buried under too much clothing. And it's also less advantageous if you have to use a two-handed maneuver to access the firearm (ie untuck shirt, then grip).
For me personally - I like sport coats, oversize sweat shirts, sporting/photographer vests, and other sorts of garments that "swing away", and allow me a one-handed draw and reholstering from a strong-side OWB hip holster.
S&W M&P 45; Ruger GP100 .357 Magnum; Charter Arms .38 Undercover
I just use a black belt behind the black holster clip. You would have to be very observant..... And lift my cover garment to see.
Use the J-Clips
Only two defining forces have ever offered to die for you, Jesus Christ and the American GI. One died for your soul, the other for your freedom.
A small of the back holster is a nice place to conceal your carry.
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