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    Default Conceal carry hk usp full size

    Folks,

    I'm a big guy (6'6", 450 lbs). I've tried compact guns but they are just too small for my hand. I put that hk in my hand and it fits perfectly. How do you carry an hk usp 9mm concealed?





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    You would probably have to go with a shoulder rig. I don't think I have ever seen a IWB for a full size. I do have two leather holsters that I have tried to use with a longer shirt but it didn't work too well for me. I will have to dig them out and see what they are.

    You could use a Fanny pack our other bag, but to me that is to obvious.

    You could consider open carry if it is legal in your state. That would give you more holster options.
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    I'm in Texas so no open carry

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    Check out Crossbreed holsters. If a 5'6" 140lb woman can conceal a USPc with only slight wardrobe changes I don't see any reason a full size USP won't work for you.

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    I know this is not what you wanted to hear but I have been in the same situation for years. 3 best options are. Switch to smaller gun (j frame has a million grips to fit and practice with it will become natural) in the pocket is most comfortable. 2 In the waistband is uncomfortable but I switched to suspenders to assist and that does help. 3 just bought a shoulder harness which works great with a jacket but in texas when is it cold enough for a jacket. let me know if you figure out a better way.

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    How does a harness work under a shirt? Does it conceal without a jacket?

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    I believe a shoulder harness requires a jacket.

    I checked my holsters, Both are made by Bianchi, models #5 and #7. Either may work for you for concealment if you wore the right clothes. I'm sure you can find others that may work with a little google legwork.
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    Txhkman

    Here is what I have found so far, Bianchi actually makes two IWB holsters for the fullsize.
    Model 6 *Waistband Holster Bianchi Leather Holsters
    Model 6D *ATB™ Waistband Holster Bianchi Leather Holsters

    I'm not a fan of either, i prefer a holster with a belt clip on both sides of the holster for stability. I also found this OWB that migh work.
    Galco holsters; Holsters; Gun holster, pistol holsters, western holsters, shoulder holsters, leather holster and Glock holsters

    You could also look at a custom holster. I had one made buy this guy amd I love it. Its the striker.
    UBG Holsters

    The problem with custom is you don't have a return option.

    If this is helping let me know, if not I will just mosey on.
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    Try one of the tuckable holsters, Max Tuck, crossbreed, etc

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    I wouldn't have thought the Max tuck would be available for a full size, but surprise.....
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