[Jack Ruger]

^^^ THIS ^^^ My Vedder Light Tuck is truly tuckable. It never ceases to amaze me how MUCH fabric I can get in the "tuck" area. If you wear starched dress shirts that rule does not apply. For the purposes of this picture I deliberately wore a light colored shirt and pants, and thinner brown belt to show the maximum amount the clip would show. The clip is in the wrong spot for the belt loop, and the belt is way too thin. That is as bad as I could make it look for picture purposes: With a wider (1 1/2" wide) black belt and darker pants the clip all but disappears.

This is with a Glock 42 in the holster

Hope this helps your decision making.

To @ShooterGranny 's point, if one would blouse their shirt (after tucked in, pull a little shirt out all the way around so it drapes / lays over a little of the top of your pant's waist line) that also covers more of the belt and clip.

 

[gotigers]

For my LCP Max, i like to carry it in a soft IWB non-tuck holster. Easy on and off when getting to work and home. Easy to move between appendix, to 3 o'clock and 6 o'clock depending on need. Plus no poking me in places i dont like being poked by hard kydex corners.

 

[GeorgiaNew2Ruger]

To @ShooterGranny 's point, if one would blouse their shirt (after tucked in, pull a little shirt out all the way around so it drapes / lays over a little of the top of your pant's waist line) that also covers more of the belt and clip.

I've been looking at the Utiliclips as they seem to be an option if you want the clip under your belt.

 

[GeorgiaNew2Ruger]

I should have done a search, there was an existing thread on this topic here: Holsters for LCP Max

 

[grtfshrmn]

Is this the one you use? Did you add clips to it yourself? I didn't see any pocket options with clips on the site.

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I like the ruger holster. Who makes it! I would like to buy one!