How Well Can You Conceal? PIC THREAD

[Skuggi]

I submit my favorite workout shirt. I work out in this and nobody knows I'm packing.



P.S. It's on the right. IWB

[axmdr40]

CASH CAB!!!...sorry, I had to...pic coming soon.

[MK41144]

In both pictures I am carrying a Taurus PT145 Millenium Pro. Can you tell?

[rady8um]

It looks like a tape measure. That is one hell of a concealment rig.

[Skuggi]

yea that is, never seen one with an attachment like that, unless he's carrying sob and really just likes that tape measure? Hmm....

[BearTitan]

I think that the average Joe is so clueless to their surroundings, that we don't need to be too worried about concealment. After all, we are not breaking the law.

With cell phones and PDA's, CCW is easier than ever. If the bottom of your holster gets exposed, people just think it is a Blackberry. If they don't, screw-em!

I have carried on my ankle at work for years and it amazes me that no one notices the big lump on my left ankle. Sheep.

I have been busted carrying OWB under a shirt, but only by other gun-guys like EmptyMag.

[axmdr40]

This would be the tightest shirt I conceal in...my favorite is a button up shirt loose over a t-shirt tucked for comfort. For it being a Service model XD 40 I don't this is too bad.

[dnar]

This would be the tightest shirt I conceal in...my favorite is a button up shirt loose over a t-shirt tucked for comfort. For it being a Service model XD 40 I don't this is too bad.

I can't really tell where your gun is, and I don't know where you usually carry it? Is it on your left side?

[dgg9]

A question for all those who carry under just a T shirt -- yes, you can stand completely still and vertical and the T shirt billows out perfectly over the gun. But what about when it's windy? The thin T shirt would then be plastered over the gun, presenting an obvious outline.

How do you handle that scenario?

[Emptymag]

A question for all those who carry under just a T shirt -- yes, you can stand completely still and vertical and the T shirt billows out perfectly over the gun. But what about when it's windy? The thin T shirt would then be plastered over the gun, presenting an obvious outline.

How do you handle that scenario?

BINGO
It all depends on your personal definition of "concealment".
My guess(and I'm basing this on my own t-shirt carry)is that the firearm DOES print. I've found that some of my Ts work better than others, depends on the cut, size and weight of the material.
I've stood like that and looked in the mirror to check for concealment, and the moment you turn, reach or bend... there it is!
It's easy to find one or two viewing angles that don't "show" the gun, but in reality,(MY reality)when you start to move around...

For me, a T-shirt is "cover", not "concealment", but either way, I'm not too concerned with it printing because most people would never even notice.
Sorry, no photos, but they would look much like the ones above.