"One holster I can recommend ready to go is the Haley Strategic/G-Code INCOG. It is one of the top CCW holster solutions on the market currently.
Also consider ordering the caddy mag for your particular pistol. The INCOG allows even wirey and small-framed people to carry a large-frame semi-auto concealed very well with casual clothing. I personally favor the appendix carry position after a lifetime of chasing concealment solutions.
Appendix allows you to conceal well, draw from a seated position while in a vehicle much easier, and is faster than any other CCW position in my experience. There is no need to move your torso when reaching for the initial purchase and draw stroke like there is with hip, behind the hip, etc.
Your carry solution is going to depend more on your unique anatomy and how the pistol interfaces between that and the holster. When working with clothing, think about what could possibly go wrong, and mitigate those potential failure points from a mindset, training, and equipment approach. "
I would also suggest checking out Dale Fricke's appendix carry holsters: http://dalefrickeholsters.com/
I have been using one of his Seraphim models for my RMR'ed M&P for two years as my EDC holster and it has been the best one I have tried so far.
The INCOG looks interesting enough, I will have to contact them to ask if an RMR equipped model will work with the INCOG.
Thanks for the info LRRPF52.
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