Wow, packing.org was around for so long I didn't even check the link before posting. Had no idea they were down.

As for the alcohol question, I was honestly unaware that SC law prohibited from carrying into any establishment that serves alcohol. I've been out of the game for a few years. I just called my local range which teaches the CWP class and they confirmed it. He also told me they are currently lobbying to get that law changed. I agree that it is an ill conceived law. As a LEO, I could carry anywhere in the state, including bars, hospitals, court rooms, schools etc.

On that note, I'll give you my opinion. If I'm carrying concealed, then no one but me needs to know. If I happen to stop for a bite to eat in a restaurant that serves alcohol, no one would know that I'm carrying unless a situation arose where I needed to draw my weapon. And in that event, I would take my chances with the misdemeanor charge vs. not having a gun. Again, this is just my opinion.

And finally, I don't think I'd be ok with leaving the gun on the bike, though with hard locking bags, I'd be a little more comfortable than with leather bags or a tool bag etc.

 

It appears that to work as intended, you have to wear your t-shirt inside your pants...Uncool for us bikers!!!!

If not, it's a decent set up that I would consider.

 

I haven't found what your looking for but if you do please let me know. Here are some other options, hope it helps.

http://masterofconcealment.com/index.php?tpl=index

 

It seems that they tuck the front in (under the safe carry) on a button up shirt with long hem, but on a t shirt the biggest worry I might have is someone seeing the strap around back. That is where the long tailed shirt is worn over the strap. I guess the jeans should hide it, or they might think it is your drawers they are seeing... The t shirt wouldn't need to be tucked in in the front for the holster to be used, I guess. Just pull up the front a little bit with your weak hand while you pull the front of your pants out or reach in for your weapon ..

 

HHI Dave: Thanks for your candid opinion. I've often heard that logic before, just thought I'd see if anyone had any new ideas for safely locking up on the bike. Sometimes I have the same logic, sometimes I'm concerned about the legal ramifications too, so it's a judgement call I guess.

To the OP, reading some of the replies, many of them are offering a lot of ideas, but not too many directly reply to your original question. I had some time to go back through some of the posts, and noticed this one:

Having the time, I poked around a little on that recommended site and found this:
http://www.vegaholster.com/schedapro...D=665&Lang=eng




Looks like according to the description, the side we can't see may have soft velcro on it too...

I'm still looking for something too, but in case you never had time to find this item on that site, I thought I'd point it out...

 

Ok, googling for 5.11 velcro holster, since I knew 5.11 makes tactical clothing that supports velcro inserts, I found a couple other things. I'm sure searching around, you could find similar items at other stores, maybe even more well known stores, but this is what came up first under the shopping heading w/ pics, so I'm just posting the first ones that came up, to see if it's what you're looking for:

http://www.denverdiscountmart.com/HO...CAL/30925.html

So this is a flat panel w/ enough surface area to attach to the opposite velcro panel on the garment, and then there's a small elastic type opening it seems to stretch to fit a variety of handguns. Have to be real careful when re-holstering something like this, but should keep it snug for carry, and be portable from garment to garment w/ similar system:




Here is a double mag pouch for the other side:
http://www.denverdiscountmart.com/HO...HES/31175.html



There's also some pouches like this for a flashlight on this site.

The reason I was looking for one of these too, was for another vest/jacket (jacket where sleeves zip off) I have. It offers no abrasion resistance, so not the best motorcycle gear, although some of their stuff might double as rain gear, but they use a velcro panel system in some of their clothing, and most of their stuff has a bazillion pockets in it for documents, electronics, concealed carry, water bottles / hydration packs, etc. I hope they make some cycle gear sometime, but I got an all around black hip length jacket/vest combo from them, it's pricey, but I got it on clearance at end of season for like 1/2 off. It's called Scotte Vest, again not moto gear necessarily, but in case you, or anyone else is interested, it's pretty cool stuff, some features of my jacket include the ability to turn it into a vest, the sides zip up for easy access to a sidearm on the belt, the pockets have zippers inside to discretely get to something in your shirt, belt, or pant pockets, the jacket can be zipped up but also has magnetic flaps for quick close/open when full zipper not needed, etc., and mine had the two jackets in one, a fleece inside jacket that can be worn all by itself, an outer nylon shell jacket that can be worn all by itself, or they can be zipped together for one heavier/warmer jacket:

http://www.scottevest.com/v3_store/s...ts_vests.shtml

 

Just in case anyone cares, here's a 5.11 denim jacket (I'm sure you could make it into a vest) w/ a concealed carry pocket system, etc.

http://uniforms-911.stores.yahoo.net/jeanjacket.html



Point is, once you know some of the name brands and terms, you can search the web to your heart's content and find a lot of stuff that may fit the bill for you, w/out having to reinvent the wheel too much, or get ideas on how to DIY, but better...

 

That's a nice looking rig karz, especially since a denim jacket is often all we need here in FL. Thanks for the find.

 

Try GALCO holsters.