Do you need a special holster for appendix carry?
A person considering appendix carry should be extra certain that they use a quality holster and one that is made specifically for the gun they are carrying. In addition, they should train and practice enough so that they can be certain that they will keep the trigger finger straight at all times.
What should I look for in an appendix holster?
An AIWB holster should have a vertical or neutral cant, if not a slight lean a degree or two toward the shooter’s dominant side, to allow the muzzle to clear the thigh. This allows the firearm to be drawn straight up from the holster and keeps the shooter from having to draw the gun across the belly.
What makes an appendix carry holster different?
Easier to Conceal The position of the holster in the appendix area cuts out the necessary bulge that occurs when carrying in a more traditional strongside position. It’s simple, in the appendix position you avoid bulges, printing, and other ‘tells’ when it comes to concealing a gun.
What is the most comfortable pistol holster?
5 Most Comfortable Gun Holsters for 2021
- The Ultimate Pocket Holster. The ultimate pocket holster is light and comfortable.
- Belly Band Holster. Belly band holster is one of the most versatile and comfortable holsters available in the market.
- IWB Holster.
- Ankle Holster.
- Fanny Pack Holster.
How to carry appendix?
How to Appendix Carry Comfortably Follow natural contours of your body Adjust ride height for your activity Modify holster cant to prevent discomfort Utilize holster accessories. Personally, I don’t generally carry my pistol in the appendix position. However, my concerns are largely safety concerns (albeit mostly psychological) as opposed to comfort.
What does an appendix carry?
Appendix carry is merely a new term for an old practice, namely carrying a pistol in the front of the waistband instead of near or on the hip or the small of the back.
Is a holster required?
The primary and most important reason you shouldn’t carry a weapon without a holster is safety. Concealed carrying without a holster is dangerous not only to yourself but in certain scenarios, to those around you. A holster provides you with a way to secure your firearm, and more importantly acts as a trigger guard.
What is an appendix holster?
The ARC (Appendix Reversible Carry) holster is designed for comfortable appendix carry. It’s made of a soft, durable injection-molded polymer that flexes slightly, making it comfortable for all-day wear. It uses a passive-retention detent with an adjustment screw.