Go to any Dollar store and purchase the less expensive sandwich bags available.
Place your clean pocket pistol in a bag and pop it in your pocket. When needed, pock your finger through the sandwich bad as you excess the trigger. The rest of the bags will eve prate when the trigger is pulled.
Gun stays clean and free of pocket lint and is expected to be reliable when needed.

Nothing beats an onion sack except they don’t make onion sacks small enough for pocket carry.
An onion sack will allow lint and stuff to fall in and out when a cleaning is needed a quick dip in the ditch will do well. All water and foreign stuff will flush right out.
A few quick swings around your head will remove any residual moisture by centrifugal force.
Dip your gun, sack and all, into a can of burnet cylinder oil and follow the instructions given for cleaning your gun.
The only disadvantage to the onion sack carry is the stains to your clothing and the blistering of the body parts when the sun hits the freshly oiled gun location.

Here’s hoping you all have and exciting and satisfactory pocket carry experience.

Talk about your "Redneck Pocket Carry"! You are da man!

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Bonus Track!

Octopus's Garden − The Beatles

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As 'everbody' knows, Rob don't do no stinkin' kydex!
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Everybody Knows − Leonard Cohen

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And if you're caught in a flood, either method should work.