How to stop my handle from pushing my tshirt out

[serger]

Stay out of the Goat Locker.
Easiest thing is to modify clothing until you find a style that doesn't print. That is a PITA to do.

 

[dben002]

You can if you wish do as I do and put a push pad on your appendix holster....it will push the bottom of the holster away from your body and push the gun handle into your body. It is made of spungy foam rubber which can be purchased at most any craft store. Here is my appendix rig with the push pad I attached...

 

[Huch]

I would suggest getting a holster with a push pad (explained above) and also get one that has a extended tab that uses the belt to twist the gun into your body. The pad pushes the gun towards you vertically and the belt tab pushes it closer to you horizontally. Between the two of them they really cut down on printing. There are several manufacturers that make a variation on the belt tab and they all have their own name for it. I use an Eidolon from Raven Concealment that has both (pictures below) and I love it, but there are a lot of good ones out there that use the same concept.

You can also add the foam piece to an existing holster if you want. The belt tab is a little more complicated to make but you can buy it individually from Raven (they call it the Claw) and just screw it on to another Kydex holster.

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[Owen49]

Loose 20 pounds !
IWB is for skinny persons...Look at blues7 and Owen49... notice how both are slim and trim...it easy for them !

I couldn't loose the weight , so I went to pocket carry .

Gary

Slim and trim, huh? I weigh 200 and too many and there is plenty hanging over my belt buckle, but thanks for the compliment.

 

[Moe Mentum]

Heck, my cell phone prints more than my gun does, and nobody ever said anything about that. Most people would just think your carrying a phone anyway.

 

[elm_creek_smith]

Stop wearing a t-shirt!

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[BAM-BAM]

Work out ,lose some weight and and say goodbye to those "love handles"