concealed carry pants

[unionguy]

Has anyone had success with specifically designed concealed carry pants? I need those that would work in a business casual environment with a shirt tucked, but no sport coat. thanks.

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[cigars]

Depends how big of a gun you are trying to conceal. Probably best with pleated slacks and a pocket sleeve type holster, which will reduce the imprint. Other option is a Versacarry in an extra long size which will seat the gun IWB at the belt line. Whatever is left showing can be hidden by a smart phone case. If you're really cool like me you could use a fanny pack and they will be none the wiser.

 

[L84Cabo]

There's something like this...

Concealed Carry Holsters and Concealed Carry Pants: Comfortable Deep Fast

Or there's something like the 5.11 Stryke pant that has an expandable waist that you can pair with a tuckable holster of some sort.

 

[Nick Burkhardt]

These look interesting STRYKR Covert Carry – Covert Tactical Systems

 

[Bushman]

Just use a belly band. Trust me, they work.

 

[nammac]

I would think you'd want to pursue a tuckable type holster, where the shirt goes around the gun when tucked in, those causing the handgun to vanish under the tucked in shirt.

I have tuckables for my 2" .38 and my XDs (3.3 in 45 ACP)... Both work well... Especially when I can't go untucked...

 

[cigars]

I totally agree with the 5.11 and all of the other Instructor Zeeeero garb. However, that's not quite "business casual".

 

[KKG]

Just use a belly band. Trust me, they work.

They as long as you have the right Belly.

 

[MilitantBEEMER]

Depends how big of a gun you are trying to conceal. Probably best with pleated slacks and a pocket sleeve type holster, which will reduce the imprint. Other option is a Versacarry in an extra long size which will seat the gun IWB at the belt line. Whatever is left showing can be hidden by a smart phone case. If you're really cool like me you could use a fanny pack and they will be none the wiser.

Pleated dress pants or Dockers type pant with a pocket holster is what works best for me. I can carry a small 380, 9mm or 38 special everywhere I go and no one is the wiser.

 

[Dungannon]

When I can't get away with an untucked shirt, I pull the shirt tails out all the way around so they droop over my belt line. Carry a Shield at right kidney using Alien Gear IWB holster. But anyone in the know would guess right if they picked up on the belt clips.

 

[nammac]

When I can't get away with an untucked shirt, I pull the shirt tails out all the way around so they droop over my belt line. Carry a Shield at right kidney using Alien Gear IWB holster. But anyone in the know would guess right if they picked up on the belt clips.

Put the clips on your pants and the belt over the clips, much less noticeable....

 

[unionguy]

Thanks everyone for some great ideas!

 

[HB of CJ]

Buy a package of three, (3) cotton jockey shorts and sew them all together very well. Make sure you get a tight size. Then place the firearm in the groin area exactly how you want it. Then outline the guns profile and sew all around except for the top. You might have to buy extra shorts to experiment with this carry.

All more stitches for two, (2) reload mags resting just above the big groin arteries where you leg meets the lower belly. Make sure the mags slide in tight. Same with the gun. Obviously this type of deep concealment carry PRECLUDES ANY firearm being chambered. A thumb and grip safety ain't enough.

This setup seems to work OK with the dinky plastic .380 pieces. Does not work so well with an all steel PPK. Even with tight tight briefs the gun tends to bobble around some while running jumping and dancing. Sometimes this visible movement helps you socially. Sometimes it does not. Depends. Yikes!

 

[Dungannon]

Put the clips on your pants and the belt over the clips, much less noticeable....

Tried that. The clips hook inward, and there's not much of a seam to catch on the waistline. It would probably work with a loose fit holster, but the Alien Gear requires a strong jerk [leave that one alone!] to clear cleanly.

 

[Member 34319]

The only person I know that works in an office, business casual, uses the urban carry holster. He says good things about it. Especially as he sites in front of a computer most of the day. It sits on his thigh basically all day and has zero print. He carries a Glock 43 with it wearing slacks and a button up long sleeve shirt.

Urban Carry G2

 

[Hayshaker]

I still use a "SNEAKY PETE" with a G27~~ looks like a cell phone carrier and no one has ever asked about it. It is custom made to fit which ever gun you chose. Comes in leather or a poly . Just need a good belt,which you should already have.
A 9mm or 40 is a lot5 better ten any mouse gun.

 

[billdeserthills]

I just stick a couple of pistols in the front pockets of my pants, so I guess all my pants are concealed carry pants--I just stuff a big wad of cash in front of the pocket holsters and that covers up the lumps very well

 

[unionguy]

I still use a "SNEAKY PETE" with a G27~~ looks like a cell phone carrier and no one has ever asked about it. It is custom made to fit which ever gun you chose. Comes in leather or a poly . Just need a good belt,which you should already have.
A 9mm or 40 is a lot5 better ten any mouse gun.

You have a G27 in a Sneaky Pete? I thought they looked pretty big even for smaller pistols. That's impressive.

 

[Sgt Nambu]

Smallest/most unobtrusive I can go is is pleated slacks with a Ruger LCP in a pocket holster. I wear the pleated slacks anyway, my almost 70 year old nards need their freedom!
What are you looking to conceal?

 

[Pops1911]

Old guy. My solution. Purchase your pants in the next size up. Carry IWB wearing a square tailed shirt with a sturdy belt. Perfect. Business casual too. At least it is in my world