Shoulder Holster

[Aglifter]

I picked up a null for suit wear - my tailor said it was easier to conceal a gun there, than in the pockets - his suggestion is to carry things in your jacket, and not use pant pockets in suits.  

Hopefully, Alessi has things going better - they made a holster for me, but missed their delivery date by quite a bit.  

(The longer I've been in manufacturing, the lower the tolerance I have for the "fuzzy" delivery dates in the gun industry. )

[OhioR9ConcealCarry]

You might be interested in Concealment vests which are beutifully made by www.coronadoleather.com I haven't tried my pup in my new Bison Leather vest, but the holster is a universal elastic strap w/velcro - I currently am using my vest to carry and conceal my Glock 36 45acp w/nite sights and laseraim. I'm sure the pup would disapear in their vest. You might want to check them out.
Good luck and welcome to the forum (I just registered too).
John

[yankee2500]

There is a lot more vest wearing weather in Ohio than down here in NC. If I was still living in NY (south of Buffalo) I could probably wear a vest 8 months out of the year, down here two or three months would be it.

John

[OhioR9ConcealCarry]

Well John I see you do have a point - here in central Ohio despite the record setting hot days we've had this year, when the temp goes down in the evening, it can be comforting when dressed in T shirt & jeans, to slip the vest on to walk the dog, trip to the carryout etc.

The vest could be considered as another holstering option! IWB on Monday, OWB Tuesday, Vest on Wednesday etc. IMHO  

[jdment]

Instead of a shoulder holster, I wear a T-shirt holster.

http://www.securityprousa.com/cotshho.html

It fits under most dress shirts and is pretty invisible. I wear it often when I go out in a suit or tux. I can carry two extra magazines on the opposite side.  Not very fast to get to the gun, unless you put hidden snaps under the buttons on a few shirts.

And you have to hold your arm close to your side when your wife's best friend gives you a hug. I hate having to explain what that lump of metal is under my arm. Or why I'm carrying a gun at a black tie fund raising event! (The answer being- if I'm not at the hospital or at church-I'm almost always carrying!)

Jim

[kjtrains]

Another option, for sure!

[yankee2500]

Instead of a shoulder holster, I wear a T-shirt holster.

http://www.securityprousa.com/cotshho.html

It fits under most dress shirts and is pretty invisible. I wear it often when I go out in a suit or tux. I can carry two extra magazines on the opposite side.  Not very fast to get to the gun, unless you put hidden snaps under the buttons on a few shirts.

And you have to hold your arm close to your side when your wife's best friend gives you a hug. I hate having to explain what that lump of metal is under my arm. Or why I'm carrying a gun at a black tie fund raising event! (The answer being- if I'm not at the hospital or at church-I'm almost always carrying!)

Jim

There is always the Smart Carry, I don't think even one of your wife's friends will know your carrying, and if they do I don't think they will mention it.  

http://www.smartcarry.com/index.html

John

[kjtrains]