We spent a weekend in LA visiting my daughter.
Centennial in a pocket holster in my right trouser pocket, speed strip with reloads in the left.
No one was any the wiser, even the LEOs and security guards I saw, even my bride and my daughter.
The Centennial stayed in my pocket the entire time. At bedtime I folded my trousers on a chair in arm’s length of the hotel bed so it was never out of my immediate control.
Lunch was at a rooftop “picnic” themed café, sitting on AstroTurf “lawn” with lunch served in a picnic basket. The Centennial remained concealed with no inclination to migrate out of my pocket.
Driving back home we experience car trouble in I-5. I had to get under the car to make a temporary repair and again, the Centennial styed put, well protected in it’s holster.
My Centennial is Stainless so it’s heavy for that breed, however I’m used to it and wearing suspenders(in this case) keeps my pants very secure. Much of the time I wasn’t even aware I was carrying
What I’m trying to say is, concealed carry shouldn’t be intimidating if you’re new to it.
Do your homework, explore your workable options , don’t keep touching your piece and pay more attention to what’s happening around you than fixating on that pistol.