On Mon, 28 Feb 2000, Ken Hagler wrote:
> > -does it wear comfortably under a shirt or jacket?
>
> I think so. If you're a small person, you might need a loose jacket. It
> would probably be visible and uncomfortable under a suit coat, but it's fine
> with an ordinary leather jacket. For comparison, I used to carry a Beretta
> (a large semi-auto pistol, popular with police) in a shoulder holster, and
> the Newton is _way_ more comfortable.
<social statement>
Boy, am I glad I live in nice, clean, friendly Canada, where I would never
even thing of carrying a concealed weapon.
</social statement>
I'm a pretty big guy (6'2"), and I don't wear suits :)
> > -does the Newton slide out easily, even with the rubber feet on
> > the bottom?
>
> No. It would have to slide up. Maybe if you hung upside down...
So it normally comes out of the top then? It's really hard to tell on
Landware's photos. Sorry 'bout this, but I want to make sure this is
really what I want.
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