No pictures right now but, a Glock 20 in a Bianchi PDQ hip holster for me (5'6" and 168#).
For myself, the biggest thing was a good holster. I tried a bunch of the better known makers but, to avoid printing and sagging with a service size pistols, the holster and belt choice was the key. Another consideration was drawing while seated and belted in my pickup.
A 'pocket pistol' is easier to conceal but, a service pistol is better if you ever need it. If you can conceal a pocket pistol, you can conceal a service pistol too. Don't expect a cheap holster to work well in a CCW role. Also, don't put it somewhere hard to reach like on your ankle or the small of your back or you defeat the majority of the reason why most people carry (if I have time for a difficult draw, why wouldn't I get my rifle or shotgun out of the car trunk?); I'm not saying however you need to be the king of the quick draw either!
For myself, the biggest thing was a good holster. I tried a bunch of the better known makers but, to avoid printing and sagging with a service size pistols, the holster and belt choice was the key. Another consideration was drawing while seated and belted in my pickup.
A 'pocket pistol' is easier to conceal but, a service pistol is better if you ever need it. If you can conceal a pocket pistol, you can conceal a service pistol too. Don't expect a cheap holster to work well in a CCW role. Also, don't put it somewhere hard to reach like on your ankle or the small of your back or you defeat the majority of the reason why most people carry (if I have time for a difficult draw, why wouldn't I get my rifle or shotgun out of the car trunk?); I'm not saying however you need to be the king of the quick draw either!