M&P 9c Grey Covert Series Holster

I needed a good way to carry for church. It's unobtrusive and isn't obvious. I like the power pack graphic on the cover, just because it answers the question someone might have, without raising more. It fits great under my suit coat, and is easy to access. I checked the box for the flush mag (7 round) and the paperwork showed this, but I found my sheild has a gap under the magazine base that the 8 round mag fits just fine in. Having 9 rounds in a carry piece isn't a bad thing, and the holster handles the weight and footprint without any issues. My sheild 9 has the crimson trace 811 laser/light combination on it, and the holster has no interference with this, even with instinctive grip switch wiring cover on the underside of the trigger guard. The built in clip design keeps everything secure and easy to remove, I have practiced drawing one handed and the magnetic cover is easy to work with. My only possible concern is that I might want a little more access to the pistol grip for a more reliable draw, but this could be worked on by trimming the holster. While I have no issue wearing this for church, I'm not sure it's inconspicuous enough for concealed carry every day. It's just large enough to make people wonder, and the average tech a person would be carrying doesn't explain it's size. Law enforcement or someone casing a crowd would pick it out faster than a fanny pack just because of the square shape. Under a jacket, it gives a good camouflage for those moments when you gap

Have had this holster for months. Never once had anyone ask me what it was. The logo throws most people off the scent.