Tru-Spec Men's 24-7 Series Short Sleeve Concealed Holster Shirt

The guys love these shirts. the fact they can feel secure and comfy are so important. Well, these guys owe me big time for suggesting great shirts. Note: Each one I ordered 2 sizes bigger and they were all happy about that. They are tall guys also.

I purchased three different makes of conceal carry compression shirts as I normally carry everytime I leave my home. This has turned out to be a great shirt so far. I haven't seen a problem with the workmanship as I have with the 5.11 branded shirt (which is literally disintegrating after just the second washing). This shirt is cooler and less bulky than the 5.11 shirt as well. Unlike the 5.11 shirt which uses velcro to close the weapon pocket, this shirt uses nothing but the compression itself. But that's fine, as the compression itself is enough that if somebody grabbed my feet and turned me upside down, then started violently shaking me up and down, my weapon would still remain secured in it's pocket. The pocket is smaller than that of my 5.11 shirt, but still more than large enough to completely swallow my Beretta PX4 Storm with attached laser sight. It holds my weapon snuggly against the side of my chest where it doesn't move even the slightest bit. No snaps or velcro are needed. My only real complaints are: 1) the shirt's length is too long, 2) while cooler than the 5.11, its still too hot. It could be made cooler by giving it more compression as it should fit tight like a second skin (the fit is snug, but not as tight as a compression shirt should be). Additionally, the material used is no where near as effective at wicking away moisture as that used in athletic compression tights and shirts (which incidentally, use targeted compression that fit considerably tighter). Snug fitting ompression shirts are not as effective at removing moisture as tight ones are.I would like to see a version of this shirt offered in a long sleeve. Additionally, one with a pile inner linning for cold weather wear would be nice to. Regardless, I will be purchasing more compression conceal carry shirts in the future. If this shirt continues to hold up, it'll be my first choice as a replacement for the many useless underwear T-shirts that I no longer want to wear.

If you don’t run or tie your shoes the gun will stay in place otherwise it will jump out.

I can give you some comparisons of the 5.11 model vs. TRU-SPEC 24-7 model as I own both models.First you must realize they are both made of compression type material, which may or may not need to be gotten used to based on the individual.I wear XL when buying Tee shirts or general wear shirts so this will be the baseline for my notes. .I am 5'11" tall, 40 waist, 31" inseam, 204 lbs.My preferred CCW weapon is a Springfield XDS - 45 ACP with Crimson Trace Laser guard.XL in 5.11 fits perfectly, snug as it was designed and very comfortable. 2X was too large and a bit sloppy.Velcro retention in the compartment openings to help secure firearm which is a great option.The Velcro does wear out after time so always be aware when bending over.Firearm sat above 3" above belt line when worn.XL in TRU-SPEC 24-7 was a bit loose compared to the 5.11 and the handgun sit much lower actually interfering with my belt. I purchased another in the LARGE size thinking that a tighter shirt would resolve the issue which it did not. It still sat low and touching the belt causing pinching at times.The deepness of the pockets may be due to the fact there are no retention Velcro at the pocket openings.The Large was a better fit for me where the XL was best for me in the 5.11 modelBoth products are made extremely well. No complaints with either product in that area.Sizing is a bit different on each so I suggest you go for the tighter fit if you purchase TRU-SPEC.The 5.11 seemed a bit better in sizing fit for my stature. I like that both are extra long and it was a good thinking by both manufacturers.They are both great products, and I hope I was able to give you some field tested stats and evaluations based on actual use.My choice of CCW carry may have been an issue on the TRU-SPEC due to weight. As always, check out the products and make an informed decision when purchasing

I have purchased this, the AC Undercover  AC UNDERCOVER Men Concealment Crew Neck Shirt. WHITE Concealed Tactical REF 511 (Black, X-Large) , and the 5.11  5.11 Tactical Holster V-Neck Shirt, Black, Large .This and the 5.11 are very comfortable without pistol. But they position the pistol differently. The AC uses stiff elastic and is much less comfortable.The 5.11 puts the pistol more rearward. With my arm at my side, the slide is pinched between my bicep and chest and is uncomfortable when carrying. To be comfortable, you need to be built like an Egyptian statue (broad shoulders and narrow chest so that there is a gap between your arms and chest when your arms are hanging straight down).The TRU-SPEC shifts the pistol slightly forward so that the slide is in front of my bicep. This is very comfortable. The problem is that this shifts the grip to the front of my chest where it prints through even a loose heavy shirt. This is particularly true with a subcompact because the grip is at the lowest rib and I no longer have huge pectorals that would protrude over it. A larger pistol (e.g., Shield or double stack compact) might print less because the grip would be a bit higher. In theory, this would be great for someone with huge pecs and a pistol sized so that the grip nestles under a pec. Otherwise, an open jacket should be worn over a shirt to further conceal.

As described, keep in mind it is a compression fit and the sizes were accurate

Gute Qualität, ist schon das 2te Shirt dieses Herstellers, das 1te war weiß. Trägt sich gut. Aber leider ist der Preis etwas geschmalzen.