what concealed pants are you using and why?
I have been looking at two, the ccw break aways and woolrich. Pros and cons. I carry a shield.
I have been looking at two, the ccw break aways and woolrich. Pros and cons. I carry a shield.
what concealed pants are you using and why?
I have been looking at two, the ccw break aways and woolrich. Pros and cons. I carry a shield.
If you need special pants you're doing it wrong.
Grass skirt.
Really though, every time I see someone with cargo pocket pants, military style boots, "511" gear, etc. I think he's carrying. I can usually determine if this is true and even where the gun is. Not that I have a problem with that but as part of SA I want to know who is or is not armed. I try to dress like I normally would and avoid anything that's "tacticool". Dressing that way says to the bad guy(s) "I have a gun. Shoot me first." Just my opinion, YMMV.
You can wear khaki pants without boots, without a knife clip, and so on. In fact, you can even wear khaki pants with sandals and a t-shirt. AND a Glock 17 AIWB........
Right, but it's the combo of all or some of the above that telegraphs "gun". But hey, everyone is free to dress however they like. I'm just saying if you look like you might be carrying I'll be looking for clips on your belt with or without crosses cut into them.
Want to be really inconspicuous? Dress like a hipster and CC under your ironic hat, in your skinny jeans, behind your handlebar mustache, etc. OK I'm kidding, please don't do the hipster thing but you get the point.
I think that we're in agreement for the most part. There's guys that dress the look in order to.....dress the look and there's guys that quite frankly like the pants (like me) but know that say a knife clip is OK, boots are OK, but when you combine certain things, these "tells" SCREAM "I'm packing!" to anyone with a brain in their head. I wear sandals most of the time because I have to (fucked up tonenails from deployments) and I never, ever have protruding knife/flashlight clips. I also don't think that a shirt over an OWB holster that rides up easily is "concealment" either. I just like well made khaki pants with pockets that don't break the bank and can be worn at the range or at meetings.
Totally agree. It's the sum of the parts that make up the whole. Besides, your hippie sandals could offset wearing a shemagh and an NRA jacket (kidding).
Really though, thanks for pointing out that it's "looking the part" and not one piece of clothing that gives you away. My post could have been read as "don't ware X because it gives you away".
Just regular pants, usually something denim.
I just googled those pants you mentioned in the OP. Do not wear those. You might as well be wearing a fanny pack and a t-shirt that says, "I am carrying a gun."
I have a tactical kilt. It just gets a little cold in ohio sometimes.