I wear my uspc .40 all the time.
I use my above recommended FIST Kydex IWB holster. I carry it IWB because it really helps to hide the width of that pistol far better than any pancake holster I have ever seen. Also I don't have to worry about the bottom of my holster being exposed when I reach for my wallet.
I usually wear an undershirt tucked in to keep the holster off my skin with a cotton button down outdoorsy (not a vest!) shirt. I can get away with a loose polo shirt though it isn't really my style. When it is colder concealing the pistol is easy as any jacket is sufficient. I wear the holster by my right kidney, slightly behind the centerline of my body.
When I wear my pistol on longer road trips I sometimes use my leather Galco pancake holster which is extremely well made and extremely comfortable (which is why I wear it on trips). It does an adequate job concealing the pistol, though it adds a lot of width and doesn't pull the pistol as tightly to my body as the FIST holster, so I have to be far more conscious of my movements when I have it on.
I tried several other holsters and have one of those gimmicky blackhawk holsters for work/competition but they are simply not concealment holsters and I had a hard time using one for a walk around the block in winter...it just stuck out too far.
You don't have to get a FIST holster, but I strongly recommend a thin, molded kydex IWB holster if you are really concerned about concealment.
Oh, and I got that PM too, wrote a nasty response the other day, though I tried to remain civil:
"You know, you should be a little less transparent if you are going to try to hock something over the web.
Perhaps more than 1 post on this forum would help you out.
Do you really think this kind of 'veiled' advertisement does anything other than make us less likely to purchase your product?
I may have considered buying your vest. Now... Not a chance."
I think it's probably what everybody else was thinking when they read his crap.
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