The options for carrying sub-compact defensive firearms are almost limitless. Yet, even though they are called pocket pistols, one option that’s neither safe nor appropriate is carrying the pistol unprotected in a pocket. This also often results in printing. Putting the handgun in a pocket holster is safer but may still print. To take maximum advantage of concealment options, go for a deeper carry mode.
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