Just got this and the sport belt specifically for conceal carrying when I go for runs in the city/near the lake. Gotta stay safe out there.

It would take longer to get in the vehicle than drive to my backyard.

The BS Excuse that the X300 light switches were discontinued for imaginary variances between Surefire brand lights is reason enough for me to never buy another PHLSter product again. Thanks for ditching the $30 fix and leaving me with the $120 one, jerkoff!

Looks really nice. Just wish S&W would get on the bandwagon of making optics cuts standard. I guess we have to wait for the Performance model to get that. I know some won't care about that on CC weapons, but it's nice to have options.

Soooo basically you can only carry appendix with this system.

I really want one. but I’m very curious about when it comes to the Porcelain throne.

I’m in love with this new SWBG 😊

I dont have an Enigma (yet). But Ive subbed and watch your videos whenever they come up, and Im asking for one for Chirstmas this year. But its so good to have videos on this subject on YT that are not filled with testosterone -drenched BS advice. I feel can trust you guys. Plus I ❤Philly and have run your marathon twice. Manayunk is the best place on the planet to run mile 20. Those people are 🎉🎉🎉so wonderfully nuts🎉🎉!!

If you can find a way to stick this on an enigma without making the holster as big as a p365...you have my attention. It would be a phenomenal deep concealment option. Running out of space between the grip and face plate seems like an issue. Maybe the answer is a mini enigma faceplate for the smallest pistols.

Love my 2 enigmas! Game changer setup for sure. Still on the fence if I should get the floodlight 2 version since that might be too big to conceal even for an enigma, at least on me

I'm not carrying a set of keys in my pocket, much less a firearm.🧚‍♂😆 I'm "moving up" to a 4" PDP F-Series to keep my 3.5" model company. Fabric holsters with a belt clip are my favorite ways to carry ( tucked or untucked) but the choices are limited. That extra .5" of barrel length might help me conceal these F-Series 'bricks', hope so!

I have it and I love it and I have big hands. As a side I’ve never seen a bigger manual nearly 50 pages well done Smith and Wesson. Are you by yourself here lose that cardboard box and get a Magpul Daka utility pouch. Absolutely fits the gun and it’s extra mag like a ladies glove.Thin and discreet I don’t know why Smith and Wesson doesn’t market it together. Best $30 you ever spent for the best handgun that you’ll have gotten in a long time

Thumb safety come in handy is you’re pocket carrying

It's large. R than the most popular pocket gun in the united states which is the lcp max.

My next holster I may be purchasing next week I'm still doing research

It’s funny how this video recommends against stiff belts for AIWB unless you have a perfectly round body, but several people are recommending Kore. I own a Kore too and it’s wrong for EXACTLY the reasons she describes.

Very informative. Thank you.

great video, I have been considering this gun for its size. I already own the S&W shield plus and the safety was so stiff on it when I bought it. I read so many posts online and everyone said just keep cycling the safety a couple hundred times, and they said it would loosen it up, and they were right, it did help.

Great video bringing this to light!! Thank you for the great video!

Where are you as your car is right hand drive

My main concern is comfort and concealment. I'm not interested in the "Quick Draw", just having access to a firearm without having to unlock a box.

KEI…yes.

I carry either a model 60 revolver or a Shield 9 in the appendix position, with a 45 degree can't. It's just a modified cross draw that is natural and the "keel" issue is resolved by the 45 degree rotation. This keeps the muzzle from pointing directly at your bladder. I have a gut, and the muzzle line still clears my left hip. On my skinny wife, it's flat as a pancake. Draw is very quick and is as natural to the draw hand as reaching into a pocket of a parka. Just pull straight up to clear your shirt, while at the same time moving the draw hand to the grips. Completely conceals under a T-shirt. Position is between the button on my jeans and the first belt loop on the right. Holster is self made, very thickk leather, very old school. There are many out there available that are just like it - but aren't strong side cross draw types, so I made my own.

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To clarify: Whether or not something is a “pocket pistol” depends on the size of the person carrying and their clothing selection, not on the size of gun itself. A lot of small people who don’t have the luxury of wearing clothing in which a “pocket pistol” might conceal in a pocket, the way larger people might carry it. Simply saying “carry it in your pocket” doesn’t help those folks any, when they don’t have that option. They’re more likely to have to carry inside the waistband, at which point they encounter some of the pistol balancing issues we discuss here.

I've carried a Ruger LCP in my hip pocket for a decade, using a minimal holster I made from medium-weight leather. No more prominent than a wallet, easy to access. Never been spotted.

My “other relative anatomy” never gets in the way of anything 😢 😂🤣😂 ….but really 😢

Phlster city special is a bit longer then my 43c snub, but it works great to avoid keel issues. It hides easy, tiny sub 12 oz j frame

THIS Is Why TINY GUNS Are Hard To CARRY Large guns are even harder to carry.

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I found the best solution was a subcompact in a pocket holster and big front pocket khakis.

I put my LCR pocket gun in my pocket😮

The original BG, which I still own, honestly sucks to shoot. But, I loved the size and the reliability. It would eat any ammo I tried. Glad to see this new one is getting these great reviews. I’m definitely trading up… but I hear a lot of stores don’t want the original or are paying very little for one.

I wear coveralls exclusively - no belt. DeSantis Nemesis pocket holster. Front pocket. Problem solved. (side note: personal preferance: tried Sticky Holster, like DeSantis much better)

I agree without the Enigma too. I found out years ago my Glock 26 carries better than my G43 and I can then maintain a true double stack G17 backup mag... and my G42 serves well in the ankle or pocket...but I much prefer a concealed hammer snub like my 442 for those roles.

Keep it simple, appendix carry is not for everyone! But when people buys everything that the "INDUSTRY" sells, that is the problem...

I find carrying a pocket gun in my pocket works best !!!

easy to carry...its called pocket

Rather than drawing I would find concealability and comfort more important. Situational awareness and prayers for finding yourself in a situation where you need to draw and use gun. Granted I find carrying less and less comfortable after gaining weight and don't have clothes a size larger. Don't know if wearing larger clothes helps as I hate the fear of printing.

This is why I don’t like appendix carrying guns shorter than 4 inches. I think 4 to 4.5 inches is ideal for AIWB.

How is the trigger weight? I've seen some reviews that it's on the light side. Thx.

This was like watching a female version of Chris Baker at Lucky Gunner. Manner, inflection, writing, photography, all of it. Well done.

Is there a minimum length or sweet spot size we should go for?

Anything subcompact size this is a problem and to a degree even compacts

Let's go tessah!

Great video.

Hi, and thanks! Question. I'm a new Enigma owner and haven't started carrying yet - still getting used to the feeling of the rig. My CZ70BD seems a bit large for EDC, though I might get used to it. On the Bodyguard 2.0 with safety, you say you use only for holstering. Does that mean once it's in the holster you take the safety off? Thanks.