There's concealed and then there's concealed

I see a lot of posts about guns and id cards. I don't them being concealed. I think there are some misconceptions about how an armed civilian in the US should/can/will look. Further, I think there are misconceptions about how you'll have to change you dress to accommodate a piece. That's important, because if you get a setup that works only with a specific thick hoody and overly thick belt that fits this one pair of pants, you're just not going to carry your gun when you want to go out. The products exists to allow you to shoot holes into things very quickly and wear almost what you want if you make the right product selection. I'd like to share a bit about appendix carry, which is what I and the people around me seem to be using a lot.I like to be able to draw, reholster, and move my body and/or my appendages quickly when I need to. I like to do that multiple times a day, and not necessarily in that order. A rigid holster at the belt line is best for me. If you don't need to do that, there are options that may be even more discreet.Here's what no gun looks likeHere's what a newer subcompact in a good holster should look like Here is a JM Custom Kydex with wing. These are Sig 365, Glock 43, and Hellcat sized guns.Here's what a compact in a good holster should look like Here is a JM Custom Kydex with wing and foam. These are Glock 19 or Sig 320 sized guns.Here's what a compact sized gun with lots of mods and an extra mag can look like Here's a Tier 1 Axis Slim. These are compact guns with dots, weapon light, and extended mag in the gun, and regular mag in the pouch.I encourage you to hold yourself to a high standard in all you pursue. This includes gunmanship, GunHavingShip and NotBeingAnObviousTargetShipEDIT: I'm a dude. I don't know anything about carrying as a woman. Maybe there's someone else that can help you.EDIT 2: I wore what I wore because a fitted white shirt is most likely to print, and i'm trying to make a point. I'm 5'11, 195 and my body type is self evident. via /r/CCW https://ift.tt/39FOKBJ