I’ve read that patterned fabric can help. Great example of making a handgun appear to be a …um… game controller… or …uh, maybe ahh…tourniquet…um, a rapier?
Anyway, certainly concealed, whatever it is. 
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What is a 2011?
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A type of 1911, but updated, and in 9mm.
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“How do you avoid PRINTING?”
Proper over-garment, watching my weight and eating properly. I carry AIWB so, keeping a proper eye on the dunlap factor is paramount to preventing “printing”.
Shorts and a tee shirt or button up short sleeve in Florida is my 365 day carry wardrobe.
Stay safe out there.
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It isn’t like they could call it the…
911
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I’ve got a plain old black leather one that I’ve been using for years. Only had a few people ask about it. I kind of think of it as a first aid kit…even though that’s probably not as true as just getting out of there would be.
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That’s true, but it’s amazing how many years I’ve used mine and only been questioned about it 3 or 4 times, and that was by people I knew.
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Cursive was kind of a flash in the pan. How long has it even been around? When I was in school, there were printing or writing.
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Good point about more gear.
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Modern cursive writing began in the 16th century.
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I agree. I also believe that all of us here would recognize the carry option, as we are in on it. To the everyday person, maybe not so obvious. Just like the safari or IDPA cover garment that screams hidden lawful carry.
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DAve,
Do I have a fellow 1911 or 2011 snob? Say it’s so. I am a sti, staccato snob. Lol
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I don’t worry about printing, because when I’m out in public I wear my Tommygunpack which holds most of my carry ensemble, with what I pack into it there is no way my full size 1911 45acp with three spare magazines plus the first aid kit, flashlightand lots of other great stuff there is on way of printing.
Stay Alert and don’t get hurt. 
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Can we see a pic of that? I hate carrying wallet and keys…or wearing a jacket.
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Not far off from my bag, but I never wear it. I just use it to travel with.
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When I went to school, not only did we do cursive and print, but we also had cursive in art class!
Because the signature is considered to be creative artwork!
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That was a good idea but I think that model wasn’t good for fast draw.
There are a new models of gun packs now which come with “fast release strap”.
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Brad the Tommygunpack has 4 compartments, the 1st one in the front is the least in depth can hold small flashlight note pad & pen and a turnaquate, the 2nd one is much deeper and has 3 slots for 3 magazine plus the rest of my first aid kit and my Geiger Counter the 3rd one holds the firearm I don’t put anything else in with the firearm don’t want any thing interfering with my draw, now the 4th one is in the back wall can hold things like a passport thin wallet and my spare keybob the picture below is good but earlyer then mine but the wear and way to draw is the same. As the time it take me to draw is very fast as I’ve trained many years with it. Just remember this was designed for if someone has the drop on you and wants you wallet, you say alright start to what look like you are unbuckling your rig but you unbuckle the right buckle and pull it forward this open your 3 compartment exposing your firearm you right grabs it out and you can point and fire, this is done in the blink of a eye. Hope this well help you understand the Tommygunpack. Have a good safe week
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I have a great “tactical” type backpack. Room for extra everything!
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