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Re: printing due to weight loss

Posted: Wed Aug 21, 2013 10:17 am
by SQLGeek
You might need to try some different shirts.

Re: printing due to weight loss

Posted: Wed Aug 21, 2013 10:32 am
by old farmer
:tiphat:
4 oclock postion after weight loss for me. It required a tighter wider belt. Picture would help.
:txflag:

Re: printing due to weight loss

Posted: Wed Aug 21, 2013 11:23 am
by RogueUSMC
...I have 'suffered' weight loss also...lol

Before losing 30 pounds, the gun kinda 'displaced' the love handle in that location...after weight loss, it's not as squishy I guess...

I the holster around to about 5:00 and my XDS rides right up against my back. I do have to be mindful of sitting or stooping but I have found that, carrying this way, I could conceal alot more gun just as easily.

CrossBreed Supertuck with Comp-Tac C-clips...

Re: printing due to weight loss

Posted: Wed Aug 21, 2013 11:52 am
by Dave2
RottenApple wrote:I lost 150lbs in just under a year.
:shock: Teach me your ways, please...

Re: printing due to weight loss

Posted: Wed Aug 21, 2013 12:31 pm
by RottenApple
Dave2 wrote:
RottenApple wrote:I lost 150lbs in just under a year.
:shock: Teach me your ways, please...
Have 85% of your stomach removed. Massive weight loss, no more ulcers, blood sugar down to low-normal (my A1C is a solid 7.2 - PERFECT!)..... :tiphat:

Re: printing due to weight loss

Posted: Wed Aug 21, 2013 2:30 pm
by Texsquatch
C-dub wrote:I'm a little confused about this. After losing weight, your clothes are looser and printing has become a bigger problem? That seems to be counter intuitive.
I think it's the way clothes hang now with different body proportions. I work from home and wear shorts most days. Clothes are kinda baggy now so pistol looks bulgy on hip. Mostly I think it's me being ultra consciences about it because my wife says she doesn't really see the print. I'm planning on buying some new clothes for going out in public for longer periods of time, but what I normally wear is fine for quick runs to store.

Re: printing due to weight loss

Posted: Thu Aug 22, 2013 11:10 pm
by txbirddog
C-dub wrote:I'm a little confused about this. After losing weight, your clothes are looser and printing has become a bigger problem? That seems to be counter intuitive.
Me too, I find I can conceal a FS M&P now when before the loss (only 22 pounds) the compact was a better EDC

Re: printing due to weight loss

Posted: Thu Aug 22, 2013 11:21 pm
by Hibbidydoo
txbirddog wrote:
C-dub wrote:I'm a little confused about this. After losing weight, your clothes are looser and printing has become a bigger problem? That seems to be counter intuitive.
Me too, I find I can conceal a FS M&P now when before the loss (only 22 pounds) the compact was a better EDC

It's kind of like RogueUSMC described.

I'll get sme pictures up Sunday. I work pretty late Mon- sat.

Re: printing due to weight loss

Posted: Fri Aug 23, 2013 10:21 am
by Teamless
I lost about 100 lbs, and had to move the holster from the 3:00 to about 4:30 to nearer 5:00 position. now it tucks in nicely. again.
BTW, I also carry the M&P Full size, (.45, .40 and 9mm depending on the mood of the day)
And I carry in Crossbreed Supertuck (Leather/Kydex)

Re: printing due to weight loss

Posted: Sun Aug 25, 2013 5:33 pm
by Hibbidydoo
Ok, so I went to take pics today so I could post them....my issue has disappeared. Sorry for the pointless thread folks. :smash:

Re: printing due to weight loss

Posted: Mon Aug 26, 2013 9:10 am
by bdickens
Not at all pointless.

Re: printing due to weight loss

Posted: Mon Aug 26, 2013 9:42 am
by gigag04
M&P 9/40c is a great platform.

Or gain the weight back.

:cheers2:

Re: printing due to weight loss

Posted: Mon Aug 26, 2013 9:57 am
by Hibbidydoo
gigag04 wrote:M&P 9/40c is a great platform.

Or gain the weight back.

:cheers2:
Yeah, was thinking about getting rid of my 3.5" 1911 and grabbing an m&p40c. Good option.