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Originally Posted by stl_boy32
Thanks lol I'm bout to order 2 right now..lol
Let me know how she likes it. I have been very tempted to try one. Why are you ordering two?
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I'm a guy so this post really has no bearing on me but I'm just curious.
Why would a woman want to draw from a bra? I just try to imagine having to do that and it just seems like it would be an awkward thing to do as opposed to IWB or OWB waist carry or even ITT (inside the thigh) if a woman is wearing a dress.
Any ladies care to comment that are familiar with this type of draw?
. . Why would a woman want to draw from a bra? I just try to imagine having to do that and it just seems like it would be an awkward thing to do as opposed to IWB or OWB waist carry or even ITT (inside the thigh) if a woman is wearing a dress. .
The holster isn't inside the bra. It hangs underneath from the bra. Watch:
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