Never thought of a fanny pack.
Might be worth a try. thanks

Driving a shoulder holster fits me the best. It's out of the way until you need it and then very handy. With 2 loaded magazines on the opposite side of the weapon it balances reasonable and the gun level. Before leaving the vehicle have a light jacket to cover up before leaving the vehicle. Personal preference is a Mitch Rosen.

slight hijack here - for those who use shoulder holsters, do you use tie downs? I have one I use for road trips, no tie downs and it wrks fine but I am always thinking it would work better with. Thoughts?

This is my standard answer for almost any type of carry now and they fit a wide variety of guns. Yes, the website sucks to see any of the details.
I use the Air Marshall version and have a Safariland ALS with the paddle hardware removed and Velcro it inside and it's hardly any thicker.

https://www.kangaroocarry.com/collections/all

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Originally posted by 220-9er:
This is my standard answer for almost any type of carry now and they fit a wide variety of guns. Yes, the website sucks to see any of the details.
I use the Air Marshall version and have a Safariland ALS with the paddle hardware removed and Velcro it inside and it's hardly any thicker.

https://www.kangaroocarry.com/collections/all

If the band goes around the whole body, does concealment require the cover garment to be zipped or buttoned up to conceal the band?

[/QUOTE]If the band goes around the whole body, does concealment require the cover garment to be zipped or buttoned up to conceal the band?[/QUOTE]

I normally wear an undershirt the same color of the band (they come in black or white) and a button up shirt with the two top buttons undone. The bottom of the band sits around the bottom of my rib-cage and the height can be adjusted by the shoulder strap if desired.
When I first wore this the fact that it is a fabric holster made me nervous carrying a Glock or other striker pistol. The addition of the ALS makes that concern go away and it also has the retention aspect so if you get in a position (laying down, etc.) where it could slip out, it can't now.
The barrel sits almost perpendicular and it's under the arm so the Shield I carry or a G43, 365 or similar gun is invisible to others.

due to some sores (keloids) on my waistband area I use a Galco Classic Lite with my HK P7 psp under the left arm, two magazines and a 12 inch blade single edge hilt down under my right arm. The Galco Knife carrier is a great add on to the magazine side of the rig.

I don't use tie downs as I don't need suspenders, and I believe a properly adjusted shoulder holster shouldn't need tie downs.