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Kramer t shirt
John M - Jefferson, Oregon (my profile)
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| I got my Kramer t shirt. it is very compfortable. I dont overheat or sweat under my uniform all day it was hot.my taurus 651 2" fit real nice.I do armed security. and this is my backup gun.good Job on this shirt. I will be geting more. thanks. John | |
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Best Every Concealment
Josef L - Detroit, Michigan (my profile)
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| Deep concealment is preferred. With one shirt button left undone, I can still draw in 3 seconds or under. Perfectly concealed. Very cool - never overheat or sweat. Excellent pistol support - never sags. I use it with my S&W CS9 (Chiefs Special) all the time. A Kel-Tec P3AT is not even felt. My Beretta 90 TWO fits well and carries comfortably when needed. | |
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Kramer T
Dennis C - Any, Utah (my profile)
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| I've been using this product since the early 90's and maybe even before, gettin' old and can't remember now. Anyway, initially in covert op's in tourist garb and other civilian type cover it conceals well. Initially with the Glock 19, then to a S&W Model 39. Now it's STI, LS9 and KAHR CW9. I have a small frame and before I started using the T it was near impossible to conceal unless I wore super baggy clothing which looked out-of-place in some instances and made me look like a potatoe sack. I started with the 3/4 T for many years but recently picked up the Full T. No preference to me, they both work equally well. Maybe with a longer barrel piece the tuck may be preferred. I have read other articles that stated certain drawbacks but for deep cover it's an option to consider in my opinion. I have found though that for the heavier framed auto's that I would have to wear one size smaller than normal. Mainly to support the extra weight and keep the T from sagging outward and printing. If I carry my STI it's a must that I wear one size smaller but with the KAHR my normal size works fine but I've just gotten used to the snug fit and I can feel everything and know when something is out of place. Things get a little snug and even a little tight with the materials it's made out of but, like I say, I feel everything all the time and am "in the know." If there is something that isn't just right, make the mod's yourself. People in the business seldom use things "off the shelf" without tailoring them to the fit or work for purpose you need them for that includes your side arm. It's a tool just like any other. Whether you're "in-the-business" or CCW for civilian use it's a good choise or at least a good alternative. It's definately not the fastest draw but it'll get you places and give you freedom of mobility that is unsurpassed. Be safe. D.... | |
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Kramer T shirt
John W - Everett, Washington (my profile)
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| The only way to go. Weapon retention is a plus. comfortable for all day use with nframe revolvers, J frame revelvers and the good ol 1911 in 45cal. sew up the offhand sid and have space for knife, mag or light. I"m a big guy and this is one of the most comfortable carry options out there. | |
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Kramer T-Shirt
Ken P - Wixom, Michigan (my profile)
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| This concealment shirt was the first that I was able to find. I use it most during the summer months, but whenever DEEP CONCEALMENT is necessary. It fits well and carries a variety of guns that I use. I have carried everything from my Kel-Tec P-32 to my full house Para-Ordnance .45ACP Pistols. The best combo for me being the P-32 or Para Warthog. With the heavier guns there is no noticeable droop or fabric stretch and no flopping around when involved in physical activities. The only downside I have had is with the off-side holster. While you can carry 2 guns at the same time I dont think many people will use it this way. The off-side holster could be used for spare magazines, knives, handcuffs, or flashlights. You could also carry your wallet there if necessary. However in order to do any of these things you must first find someone to sew it for you. I have had mine altered to carry spare magazines or a flashlight and knife. This cost me an extra 20.00 but I fell it is worth it. I sometimes use the Kramer in combination with a belly band during the summer and then I can wear shorts without pockets and be very compfortable as well. | |
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