Of course anytime anyone things of carrying a gun in a tuxedo, the obvious solution is a Walther PPK in a shoulder holster. Back in 1962 when Dr. No was released, I’m sure that was one of the best options available.
Things change and evolve.
My thinking is this: The social situations that call for formal attire generally have a bunch of people in close physical contact with each other. Lots of hugging, dancing, etc. This means lots of opportunities to get made or accidentally bump-frisked. That’s why I opt for deeper concealment options.
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Also, since tuxedos don’t have belt loops, that necessitates lighter weight options than you could normally hang off of a gun belt.
Here’s the overall breakdown:
– Pistol: S&W J-Frame w/ Barami Hip Grip or S&W Shield
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– Holster: Smart Carry
– Pepper Spray: POM Industries
– Flashlight: Modlite Systems PHL-V2 18350 configuration with an RCS pocket clip
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– Tourniquet: Tactical Medical Solutions SOF-T Wide
– Tuxedo: Ike Evening by Ike Behar
