My concealed carry options

All look badass but I would go with the Springfield. They make great guns and they are definitely the maker of my next handgun purchase

Springfield - only choice for 40 cal, unless you want a man-sized weapon and then check out a Kimber 45.

Yeah none of those would be comfortable for me inside the waist band. I just like to slip an LCP in my pocket.

I have the Glock 27 for carry. Its much smaller than the 23.

Have not concealed carried before, but I have been looking around and gathering info. But I plan on getting the supertuck in the waist band holster. It is supposedly one of the better options in concealed carrying. Although they do not offer a holster for the eagle, so that kinda does not help the eagles chances.

i stared at that girls arse the entire video, i don't know what she's selling...

not in the one i watched.

Burgeman,
The first gun I bought for concealed carry was a Springfield XD in 40 S&W. Bought a nice iside the waist band holster (IWB) from Little Bear Holsters (LINK /). I find myself carrying that particular gun less and less. I find I don't like the extra thickness that goes w/ a double stack magazine like the XD and Glocks. About 70% of my concealed carry is split evenly between a 4" barreled 1911 in 45 ACP and a Kel-Tec PF9 in 9 mm. The 45 is carried w/ an IWB holster from Woolfe Gun Leather (LINK the Kel-Tec splits it's time between an IWB from Ryan Grizzle (LINK )
and a pocket holster from Bear Creek Holsters (LINK ). About 20% of the time I pocket carry a Kel-Tec in 380. This holster is also from Woolfe.

The "rear pocket" holster for my PF-9 from Bear Creek Holsters is a nicely done holster at a good price w/ quick turnaround. W/ this holster, you can remove the panel and be able to use the holster as a "front pocket" holster. The holsters from Woolfe are also very high quality w/ a quick turnaround. The Cross Breed Holsters are very well respected, but I prefer leather holsters.The Grizzle holster is very nice also, but the position of the clip at the thickest part of the holster adds to the thickness; clips positioned off the holster itself (e.g. SuperTuck and others) don't do this. Little Bear makes good holsters, but the turn around was slower (about 2 months) than the others.

If possible, try out both a double stack gun and single stack gun to see which you prefer to carry. The XD is a nice gun and I will keep mine, but I don't think I'll ever carry it much. And don't forget, snub nose revolvers carry real good in an IWB or pocket holster. Whatever gun/holster you end up w/, be sure you buy a quality belt designed for holster carry. Trying to carry a $500 gun in a $70 holster on a $20 holster from Wal-Mart will frustrate you!

I'm going to second what everyone else is saying. If you live in a warm climate (few jacket days), single stack is the only way to go IMO.

If .380 is too small for your tastes, check out one of the Kel-Tecs, Kahrs, etc. Ruger is coming out with the LC9 pretty soon, but I don't know about availability on that one.

If you want to stick with glock, check out the g 26 and g 27.