Anyone here carry a Steyr M40 (or M9) Concealed?

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matsaleh

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I'm seriously thinking about getting a Steyr M40 as my carry piece. I currently carry an S&W 6906 in my SOB, and sometimes in an Uncle Mike's belly band.

My daily attire is jeans with untucked large T-shirt or untucked button down shirt.

The M40 is about .4 inch longer than the 6906, but quite a bit narrower (1.18" wide), which is appealing.

Anyone here carry this gun concealed? If so, can you share your experience?

Thanks!
 
Actually I have a M40 hidden on my side right now. I have shot the 6906 and it actually has more recoil than my M40.

The M40 is a very nice gun you would not be disappointed with it.

I carry my two different ways

IWB with a Highnoon Hidden Alley holster. It is a tuckable and it works very well, even my wife doesn't notice it untill I untuck my shirt and take the gun off after we have been out.
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The other way is with an OWB JIT slide holster from Don Hume. It was actually made for a Sig p239, but I stretched out to make it fit and it works very well.

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All the rounded corners on the M40 make it a very comfortable carry. Really even more so than my p239.
 
I used to carry my M40 in an Action Direct Defender belly band ... it was extremely comfortable and concealable. All the rounded edges and the thin grip (especialy for a doublestack) make it disapear pretty well. My only complaint is grip length (which is why when I get the money together there will be an S40 in my pants).

Once it gets heavy coat weather I'll be carrying it again ... I may pick up an IWB holster for it (probably a Hidden Alley like Flashpoint's), but if not I have a real nice OWB holster made by Mark Waldon (he's a TFLer and owner of Waldon Holsters ... although I think he's taking a break from holster making).
 
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