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That is one sweet Bodyguard TRH. Goncolo?
Thanks. I think it's rosewood.

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In this area of WI., Kahr P-380 in an EPS Street Combat holster. Once I cross the river into MN the minimum I use is a Kahr P-9 in a Mitch Rosen Upper Limit Express..

Both hide very well under an untucked T-shirt..


I've been rather highly impressed with that EPS holster.


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Same as I usually do when off duty, a Glock 19 is most often the choice, plus a spare mag:

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I carry a rattlesnake in my left cargo pocket, and a spare viper in the right.






In reality, colt detective special or MP9c.

I can conceal either under a t-shirt.

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Originally Posted by Redneck
In this area of WI., Kahr P-380 in an EPS Street Combat holster. Once I cross the river into MN the minimum I use is a Kahr P-9 in a Mitch Rosen Upper Limit Express..

Both hide very well under an untucked T-shirt..


I've been rather highly impressed with that EPS holster.

I see you know your gun leather. For concealing a non-IWB holster, it�s been my experience that they conceal best the higher you can get them above the belt. Both of your choices do that VERY well, and I�ll bet they carry very comfortably. From time to time I carry my Colt�s Cobra in an OWB high ride pancake holster. It does print a bit more than my IWB holsters, but man is it comfy; forget it�s there.

Question about your EPS Combat Holster. Is it small enough to double as a pocket holster in a pinch? (good sized pockets, say Levi�s or Wranglers?). My paddle holster almost pulls that off, but just not quite there.

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My all weather carry is a XDS .45 in a IWB N82 Professional with an extra 7 shot clip. The BUG is a LCR .38sp in a De Santis pocket. The knife is a Benchmark folder with a 4.5" blade, a formatable weapon in it's self

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Originally Posted by KevinGibson
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In this area of WI., Kahr P-380 in an EPS Street Combat holster. Once I cross the river into MN the minimum I use is a Kahr P-9 in a Mitch Rosen Upper Limit Express..

Both hide very well under an untucked T-shirt..


I've been rather highly impressed with that EPS holster.

I see you know your gun leather. For concealing a non-IWB holster, it�s been my experience that they conceal best the higher you can get them above the belt. Both of your choices do that VERY well, and I�ll bet they carry very comfortably. From time to time I carry my Colt�s Cobra in an OWB high ride pancake holster. It does print a bit more than my IWB holsters, but man is it comfy; forget it�s there.

Question about your EPS Combat Holster. Is it small enough to double as a pocket holster in a pinch? (good sized pockets, say Levi�s or Wranglers?). My paddle holster almost pulls that off, but just not quite there.
I think it could - with the right handgun...

Here's a pic w/tape.. (It's also 5" lengthwise)

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do you find the n82 bulky, and increasing print, due to the clip being placed on the thickest part of the package?


want to like those and try one, but ime, what attaches to the belt is best done fore or aft of the actual holster.


appreciate you guys that have n82's sounding off on this


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do you find the n82 bulky, and increasing print, due to the clip being placed on the thickest part of the package?


want to like those and try one, but ime, what attaches to the belt is best done fore or aft of the actual holster.


appreciate you guys that have n82's sounding off on this


No, not bulky at all. I have several other IWB holsters including a very popular style with two clips. They are not being used anymore since I acquired my N82 Tactical.

The back of the clip lays flush with the holster and pivots to adjust the angle. It DOES NOT add thickness to the holster, in fact the unit is very thin and rides high against your body like an extra layer of skin. It does not print with an untucked T-shirt. Here is an edge view of my XDS .45

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99% of the time its my Kahr PM909 w/+P+ 115, or my S&W Model 38 Airweight...110gr in my front pocket...comforting to have your hand on your life saver in any situation with out notice

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I have a Ruger LCP in my front pocket unless I'm in bed. I carry my Kimber TLE in a MS VMII as much as I can. G20 under my chair.


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Thank you for that response, just the info I was seeking.


my wife may be sending you a bill! blush


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Depending on clothing, I alternate between a Kahr CM9 and Springfield Armory XDs .45, typically in an under-shirt shoulder rig from Kangaroo Carry or Deep Conceal. At bare minimum... a Ruger LCP in a pocket holster.


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