Posted on Apr 4, 2020
Counter-Intuitive Realities: Short-Barreled 1911s Are Harder to Conceal
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Rebuttal anyone? I don't own one so I have no knowledge on the topic.
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SGT James Murphy, CPT Jack Durish,
PO3 Bob McCord, LTC Laura Wickett,
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Counter-Intuitive Realities: Short-Barreled 1911s Are Harder to Conceal
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Posted 4 y ago
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It may also have to do with the holster configuration and the cant. I carry either a SIG P365 or a full-size P320, and while the P320 is harder to conceal because of its size, I have carried either it or a Ruger SR9 in church for over two years, and the only people who know that I am carrying know because I told them, because neither gun has been obvious.
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SGT Gregory Lawritson I carry my P320 in a modified Alien Gear holster which I have customized to suit my needs. It started as a hybrid holster, but I added an inside shell to make it a full-shell hybrid holster.
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I just stick it in my pants like I always have. No one ever sees it and it will not fall out from activity on my part. If I have to run away from someone or something as crippled up as I am, it's time to go to guns.
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