Well, maybe not a holster, but I discovered a great way to tote a mouse gun. I was carrying a plastic tin of chew (jerkey that is) in my front Levi pocket, dropped my Beretta in the pocket and discovered that the jerkey tin was just the right size to keep my little shooter grip-up and ready to draw. It keeps my pistol stable, even when running, sitting, etc. It is amazing that it is so comfortable (much better than any pocket holster I have tried) and the round tin changes the look of the imprint so it no longer looks like a pistol. The P3AT is nearly identical in dimensions, so I thought some of you may find this interesting. ;D ;D
Naturally, it is you're choice, but the P3-AT has a considerably lighter and shorter trigger pull than does the Beretta in double action mode. Most folks do not recommend carrying a firearm in the pocket without a holster if you carry with a round in the chamber. Also, most of us will strongly advise against carrying anything in the pocket that holds your pistol except for the holster that it is in. See this link for an example of an accidental discharge of a pistol carried in a position not all that different than pocket carry. http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?t=393304 :'(
Point taken. I was carrying with empty chamber, uncocked, and safety on. Nevertheless, accidents can happen. I have mended my ways. Besides, I failed to take into consideration the problem of 'dust bunnies' in the barrel :
