..in my back pocket along the right side my wallet.

It's not a knife I "use" though, so it never comes out of my pocket.

This both helps and hurts. With a big knife clipped to a pocket it is hard to get your hand in that pocket. The advantage is that even with a relatively heavy knife clipped to my pocket I don't feel it.

I have one pocket full of pens, flash drive, and flashlight. The other pocket has my cellphone and a folding knife clipped to the top of the pocket. I usually carry my keys clipped to a belt loop. They will fit in my pocket with the pens and so forth if I'm desperate but clipped to the belt loop is very convenient. So I couldn't carry a gun in a pocket even if I had a pocket gun.

Cell in back pocket (hate phone holsters) with keys, a clip knife, and extra mag in my non gun pocket. I also really cut down on the keys I carry to make more room. I think this is a problem we all face especially when carrying concealed in a professional/formal setting where you can't have ten things on your belt.

Carry a pocket clip on your strong side. Pocket pistol on the weak side (PRACTICE!) Multi tool weak side behind mag pouches. Primary pistol behind strong side hip. Bowie behind or next to or slightly in front of mag pouch.

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Of the Troops & For the Troops

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Of the Troops & For the Troops