Stop blaming men for small pockets!

['79 Magnum GT]

I though you were talking about this Boomer
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Well I did see him play for the Jets from 93 to 95 when I had Jets season tickets. My Boomer was more accurate, and that's saying something.

 

[johnnywitt]

I’ve been down this road with the Wife. She WILL NOT carry IWB or AIWB-period. So, what works in her Patagonia Pants with small front slash pockets best is a Baby Browning in a pocket holster. A Beretta Jetfire is too hard to cock & too thick for NPE. A .25 is underrated caliber IMO and allows her to “have a gun”. She also has small hands, so the size is small, but it works for her Sz Sm Women’s hands. A Bauer .25 would work too. But, the BB’s just tend to work if cleaned & lubed properly- Bauer’s are hit or miss. For a load, the S&B 50gr FMJ does the trick. It’s no gun at all, or this: I pick this.

 

[LWCmdr45]

It's not only women who must deal with small jeans pockets: many men's jeans manufacturers (notably Wranglers, in my experience) have found they can save a penny or two per unit by shrinking the front pockets an inch or so. My local seamstress gets a visit from me as soon as I've washed any new jeans a few times and she'll add whatever amount of depth I need. Just be sure the pocket top is cut large enough to allow a hands-on, not just a two-fingered, draw and that the overall cut of the jeans will satisfactorily conceal the chosen firearm even with the deepened pocket.

Steve

 

[bushmaster1313]

1) Make sure place of work allows firearms.

2) if she is climbing up and down ladders, what about pants with useable pockets