How do people carry IWB? I tried stuffing my revolver into my

Stop carrying a revolver.

>>34160823
I don't carry it.

>>34160756

if it is a small revolver get a proper holster for it.

if it is a big one like in that pic then leave it at home, those are not really for daily carry in this time and age.

>>34160756
>those are not really for daily carry in this time and age.
I don't think there was ever a time when a 45-70 revolver was for daily carry.

>>34161467
Saddle pistols

>>34161481
If it's strapped to a saddle, then just use a rifle.

>>34161441
I don't have a BFR, it's a snub nose. I picked up a pocket holster for it but haven't tested the fit yet since there are a lot of restrictions on where I can actually carry it around for now. Just got the pocket holster to see if I have an acceptable clothes that it works with at home, and partly since I didn't have any holster for it. I just don't see how people can wear an iwb holster without buying specific clothes for it and being super uncomfortable wearing it all the time.

>>34161467
it is if you are an NCR Ranger who has to deal with Deathclaws and power armor on a weekly basis.

How much would it cost to replicate the "Ranger Sequoia" from a BFR?

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>>34160756
Get a quality holster. Don't know your situation, but a good holster is worth the relatively small money for comfort, and discretion.

I carry a full-size 1911, and two extra magazines with little discomfort.

CrossBreed is the manufacture I use.

>>34163129
5in. barrel? 1911 seem really thin so they don't seem like they'd be terrible for it, but the over all length is really up there. I kind of wanted to try getting an 80% lower and fitting one together.

>>34161492
A rifle is harder to shoot one-handed