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LCP in Nemesis right front pocket.

normally i OC(M&P40) but sometimes i carry my P11 when i carry it(belt clip) i always put it on my right side inline with my wallet so it just seems the bulge is from the wallet.....
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I got a Smyrna Wallet holster for my P-3AT w/ CT Laser Grip.
How do you like this holster? I have been considering getting one for a LCP but I have not been able to find much feedback on them. Are they easy to draw from the back pocket of a pair of jeans?
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Default Re: Where do you carry your BUG
got a P3AT a couple months ago and have been carrying in my right (strong) front pocket in an Uncle Mike's pocket holster. It works great for me. In my opinion, no easier/more comfortable way to carry.
Enjoy the Kel Tec
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