Is Appendix Carry The Best Position For Concealment?
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Fair disclosure: This video talks about appendix carry and why this guy likes it. In fact, it does not talk about any other type of carry.
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Appreciate the warning, saved me 7 minutes.
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Great holster, but would like to see Tulster stay current and create a holster for all the Glock Gen 5 guns (i.e., Glock 23 Gen 5).
Really enjoyed this and learned a lot.
Nobody talks about 2 o’clock. All of the benefits, none of the drawbacks.
It is faster and safer.
2 o’clock works great on this. 460lbs guy.
2:00 prints severely on me.
@@garytucholl7699 I wear a custom holster similar to the King Tuck and I carry a full sized gun with a light. I have it tipped with the grip a little forward, so when I sit, it point outside my leg. I can even tie my shoes with it on. If I was crouched behind cover, I could still draw without pointing a loaded gun any part of me.
I usually wear a sport coat over it, but sometimes I just go with a polo and tuck it in. I’m not 460 like @sirmnrt, but I’m not real lean either. It doesn’t print any more than 1,3 or 4 for me.
@@sirmnrtman no offense but you need to lose some weight. Being in good physical shape will help you out way more than a firearm. We men need to be in shape for our kids and family. You can’t be a protector if you aren’t in shape.
I mostly choose strong side with a knife at my other strong side. I’m not sure how many fights this guy has been in however I bet he would agree that the majority of these thing go down within 5-10 ft and end up wrestling or going to the ground. I can’t fight or wrestle very well with a gun stopping me from bending at my waist ie trying sprawling with an appendix rig. My last point is the police 21 foot rule. Within 21 feet trained officers prepare to fight rather than draw firearm. They will fight to their side arm but the fight comes first.
I use shoulder holsters
Loved the video. The title was a little misleading tho.
Great video! Thanks! I have been struggling myself with appendix as I have a little gut to deal with. But I know that if I can make it work the first couple months, I will be fine! Thanks for that confirmation!
Yes, give it a little more time -- I was the same way. Eventually, you get used to it and it becomes comfortable.
Work on losing the gut. I’m not trying to be an asshole. But being in good physical shape will help you out more than the firearm. Try to hit the weights at least 3 times a week. I don’t know if you are a dad or a husband but we men need to be in shape for our family.
3:50 position for me!