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Lots of good tips from group. Yeah, I think it really pays off to keep the cylinder and revolver cleaned in the remote chance needing to reload.
But I do like not having to rack it, no saftey lever, it can be pressed up against attacker God Forbid, shrouded hammers can be ready in one’s hand from inside the jacket pocket, that double action heavy trigger pull gives me a sense of a more safe trigger control.
Realizing I could be going off topic, but Johnny_F got a good “two is one, one is none”.
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What the heck are you doin’ in skinny jeans, boy? 
And Gary’s suggestion of a kilt is a NOGO, unless you can fold your knee-high socks down over the holster. That would look obvious, so maybe fold the other one down, too.
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Asked myself exactly that 
now, I’m back to straight cut 
but still couldn’t pull it off. Bell bottom jeans, perhaps?
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Bell Bottoms are da kine, mon. You’ll look groovy in ‘em, too.
That reminds me of a story: My sister’s boyfriend Mike was lead guitar in a band in the ‘70s and he showed up to see her when my 80-something grandfather was there. After introductions and a few minutes of my grandfather eyeing Mike’s jeans, he asked if he could ask a question. Mike said, sure. He pointed to the embroidered cuffs on the bell bottom jeans and asked Mike “Do you squat to pee?” We all busted up laughing and Mike asked Cheri if he could answer him. She nodded and he said “Only when I take a crap.”
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Put your firearm in the Sporran! Duh.
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Off-body carry is frowned upon here
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If you can’t see the firearm, or anything that looks like a holster, I would say it is concealed carry.
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I’ve got a Security Six that I love to shoot. A .36 Spl will be one of my next purchases.
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