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Originally Posted by Taltarzac725
We are talking about life in the Villages. It is kind of hard to conceal a gun when you are in shorts ahttps://www.talkofthevillages.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=36035&d=1395356102nd a T-shirt, or in a bathing suit, or in tight fitting very warm weather clothes. I suppose if this were a colder climate it would be harder or if men usually carried backpacks and purses.
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Where do your friends (in the Villages!) conceal their weapons? I also would be curious why they think they need one? I can understand victims of long term domestic violence, stalkers, or ex-cops who might have criminals with grudges against them; people who carry large sums of money; bodyguards; and some others. Basically any one who had a profession where they would have created enemies of the lethal kind. |
You posted a link to an excellent article about effective concealment of your weapon. I found it deficient in only two places; its treatment of the smaller caliber pistols and its discussion of inside-the-pocket carry.
North American Arms (NAA) produces a high quality .22 rim fire magnum revolver which is so small that it is incredibly concealable. It can even be equipped with a folding handle with a clip on it to facilitate hiding it. I'll attach photos.
Kel-Tec, and some other companies are producing small semi-automatic pistols in .32 and .380 caliber which are carried very comfortably in the pocket inside a holster which prevents the outline of the pistol from being discerned. The article you linked seemed unaware of the developments in the pocket holster area. See photos.
I assure you that someone in shoes, shorts, tee shirt and golf hat has a multitude of places to conceal a firearm. Actually, even if in a bathing suit alone it can be done.
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