L-Roy, I have been pondering about getting one of the Kramer undershirt gunpackers. Seems to me like they would be a comfortable and secure way to carry your evener. I read that it is important that you don't get the shirt too large because it is important that the weapon is carried close to your body instead of loosely. Can you tell me if you ordered the same size as your regular t-shirt or one size smaller? Also, did you get the short shirt or the full length one that can be tucked in your britches? And does a guy need two so he can wear one while the other is in the wash?
I realize that these are not fast draw rigs, but the situation that I am in at work all day long dictates this sort of completely out-of-sight carry. I have been making out with a Kel-tek .32 semi-auto in a front pants pocket, but don't really like it cause it pulls my pants down, even as light as it is. I would rather carry something a bit more substantial as far as caliber goes anyway, and I think the shirt would let me carry my lightweight snub. What I am doing now does not allow fast access either.
Is your Charter arms comfortable all day long? What does it weigh? Does it have an exposed hammer, and if so, do you feel that at all, or does it wear against your outer shirt? Do you experience any problems with perspiration (sweat!!) while carrying in this manner? I tend to be a heavy sweater, especially in the summer, so I am sure that the weapon would require daily attention. I guess I could try to scrape up enough bucks for a titanium or stainless piece, but I sure hate to quit a perfectly fine piece that I like.
Any info you care to share about this method of carry would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance for answering all these questions.
