[lop]

anyone else suffer from this?

 

[ranger351w]

I had the same thing going on. I just started putting a handkerchief in front of it. Works great and no wear outline.

 

[torrent]

No, 'cause I don't carry that way. Makes sense though... Look at skoal rings and wallet prints. That's about the same as what you have going on there. What kind of holster do you use lop?

 

[Ka6otm]

I had the same thing going on. I just started putting a handkerchief in front of it. Works great and no wear outline.

I've put a handkerchief in front of it since the day I started carrying it. IIRC, the idea was to break up the outline of the pocket holster.

No problems like you have at all.

 

[bunky]

p3 butt.is that like tennis elbow

 

[lop]

No, 'cause I don't carry that way.  Makes sense though...  Look at skoal rings and wallet prints.  That's about the same as what you have going on there.  What kind of holster do you use lop?

Check this thread out. I made this in Nov. of '08. I've been using it every day since then. Works like a champ. Nobody sees it, who cares what it looks like? BTW, the block of wood makes it print like a wallet, not a gun.

http://www.ktog.org/cgi-bin/yabb2/YaBB.pl?num=1226278596

BTW, spare mag pouch:

and, if I'm carring my .44 mag I some times use this option:

Next step is to figure out how to blend my NAA into a left pocket set up that doesn't conflict with the mag, nor harm the revolver.

Lop

 

[bindingposts]

Bluejeans are made to be broken in and worn out. Most people won't be looking at your backside anyways. As long as your "print" looks nothing like a handgun, then you shouldn't worry about it.

 

[JFB]

maybe create a new "gansta" fashion trend by making pistol images over the pockets, around the waist.  I think they would sell