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sgms · November 5, 2011, 04:34 PM

I have been carrying 1911's and BHP's cocked and locked since 1970 with out a problem. A good holster is a must have, lets face it it would be stupid to try carrying in a pocket on a set of cargo pants or just shoving it in to your waist band. It was designed for cocked and locked in a holster carry do it and there should be no problems. Also remember holsters of the era covered the trigger if not having a full flap on them. OWB holsters I like thumb break IWB I tend to the open top holsters but that just what works for me.

November 5, 2011, 04:34 PM	#32
sgms Senior Member Join Date: May 30, 2010 Location: Arizona or Ohio depending Posts: 1,021	I have been carrying 1911's and BHP's cocked and locked since 1970 with out a problem. A good holster is a must have, lets face it it would be stupid to try carrying in a pocket on a set of cargo pants or just shoving it in to your waist band. It was designed for cocked and locked in a holster carry do it and there should be no problems. Also remember holsters of the era covered the trigger if not having a full flap on them. OWB holsters I like thumb break IWB I tend to the open top holsters but that just what works for me.