Carry Gun Size Guide — Find the Right Concealed Carry Size — Luke’s Picks

Carry Gun Size Guide — Which Concealed Carry Size Fits You?

Quick overview

Use this free Carry Gun Size Guide to provide a quantified match between a person's body measurements and a firearm's physical dimensions. Enter your measurements and a firearm's specs to generate a Fit Score and an easy-to-understand recommendation (Excellent, Good, Borderline, Not Recommended).

How it works

The calculator normalizes your body measurements (height, waist, weight, inseam, arm length, torso length) into a Body Profile Index and transforms the firearm's specs (weight, overall length, height, width, grip circumference) into a Firearm Concealability Index. A combined Fit Score estimates how well a firearm will conceal for your body shape. This is an estimator — always verify comfort, legal requirements, and safe carry practices with a qualified instructor.

Firearm Concealability
Body Profile Index
Fit Score
Recommendation

Carry Gun Size Calculator

Your measurements (body)
Example: 70 = 5'10"
Helpful for holster placement and concealment geometry.
Firearm specifications
Measure around the grip at the widest point where your hand wraps it.
Results are estimates. See safety note below.

Results & breakdown

MetricValue
Firearm Concealability Index
Body Profile Index
Combined Fit Score (0–100)
Recommendation
Note: This guide and calculator are estimators only. Comfort, concealment, and safety depend on clothing, holster, carry position, body shape, and legal/local rules. Always consult a certified firearms instructor and follow local laws.
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Frequently asked questions

Is this calculator a substitute for hands-on testing?

No — this is an estimator. Always test carry comfort and concealment with an unloaded firearm and a quality holster under real clothing, and consult a certified instructor for safety.

Does it recommend specific holsters or carry methods?

No. The tool may suggest broad carry-position categories based on size, but choosing a holster and carry method should be done with professional guidance and in accordance with legal requirements.

Is it legal to carry everywhere?

Laws vary widely. This site does not provide legal advice. Know and follow your local, state, and federal laws.