Yes,quite a bit - - -
- - In years past, and occasionally now.
For years, I carried a Commander in my waistband, back of the point of my right hip, usually with butt to the front. I usually had a wide rubber band wrapped around the grip area, below the grip safety. Sometimes did the same with a PPK or 1908 Colt .380. I quit this mode of carry for all-day use, not for safety reasons, but because I developed a nerve problem, with the leg starting to go numb while driving long distances. I still do it just to run to the store in the evening.
In cold weather, with outer garments fastened, I frequently drop a small automatic or snub .38 in side pocket of an insulated vest or coat, to supplement the holstered .45.
I make sure not to carry anything in same pocket with the pistol. Any firearm carried in this manner needs to be inspected frequently, to prevent lint and debris buildup.
Best,
Johnny