Appendix carry

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Does anyone carry their m&p compact in an appendix holster? If so what do u use and how do u like it? I just bought a supertuck crossbreed and with my body frame looks horrible. Prints way too much.

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Appendix carry isnt for everyone. It can take a while to find the right holster and ypu still might nit find one you like. That said, I've been carrying a shield in an Uncle Mikes iwb to get a better feel for if ill like to carry that way. I know some would say that the uncle mikes isn't an ideal holster. They are correct but thats why I use the saftey. I really dont feel like going through 4-5 different ones to find the right one. I know i want a leather appendix and will likely go with a centerpiece from highnoon holsters.
 
I am not comfortable carrying any autoloader in that position. I have, however, carried J-frame revolvers there - that is, until my "cake furnace" got in the way...
 
I carry the G-Code Incog. Very comfortable for me and conceals well at 1:00 position.
 
I carry my j frame appendix in a Sticky holster and love it! I used to carry IWB at about 4 o'clock, but was getting some lower back pain/strain after carrying for long days. Appendix is much more comfortable!
 
Appendix carry is the only way I carry my Shield. I use an N82 Tactical Pro holster.
 

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Carry my 9c appendix, 11 o'clock, I'm a lefty, in a Blade Tech Klipt appendix holster. Very thin and comfortable, and can be placed behind the hip if so desired. Works great cross-draw also.
 
I carry a 45c, 9c, or Shield appendix. I used to carry 3:30 but got tired of being concern with printing when sitting ore bending over. Now I don't have to worry about printing & I can draw faster.
 

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Carry my 9c appendix, 11 o'clock, I'm a lefty, in a Blade Tech Klipt appendix holster. Very thin and comfortable, and can be placed behind the hip if so desired. Works great cross-draw also.

I just happened to pick up a 9c cheap and don't have any holsters. I carry a variety of weapons but have never heard of the holster you mentioned. That's why I love this forum. I will check it out. Thanks.

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You might get along better with something like this. The single loop allows the gun float a bit when moving around and in particular sitting but keeps it where you want it.

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I just made this for someone for appendix as well, keeps it a little bit firmer but again, the single point allows the gun to move with the body while staying where you want it. I wear one of these at 4pm, really adaptable and solid little holster.

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Personally, I'm not an appendix carry person... I get it may be a tad faster and have worked with it extensively, but it's harder to shield the gun while accessing - it's an either draw or no draw proposition. At 4 or 5pm you can use your body to shield getting ready if you are worried about something.

Of course.. everyone works things different and uses different perspectives so that's just what I prefer - not saying anyone is wrong.
 
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Nice on that CZ IWB, I'm going to make a setup tomorrow for this weekend's IDPA
 
You might get along better with something like this. The single loop allows the gun float a bit when moving around and in particular sitting but keeps it where you want it.

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I just made this for someone for appendix as well, keeps it a little bit firmer but again, the single point allows the gun to move with the body while staying where you want it. I wear one of these at 4pm, really adaptable and solid little holster.

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Personally, I'm not an appendix carry person... I get it may be a tad faster and have worked with it extensively, but it's harder to shield the gun while accessing - it's an either draw or no draw proposition. At 4 or 5pm you can use your body to shield getting ready if you are worried about something.

Of course.. everyone works things different and uses different perspectives so that's just what I prefer - not saying anyone is wrong.

Who makes these???

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+1 on the Incog by G-Code. I carry my 9c that way, also a Commander size .38 Super. Sawyer Concealment made me an appendix rig for my M&P 9 w/X300/U light and I hope a Glock 41 w/light.
 
Inside the Waist Holster

I have the m&p 45 compact and carry appendix every day. Here is the holster I use. Expensive but very good quality leather and stitching. Very comfortable. Will not need another holster. Check out the link above.
 
I have a Steyr that I carried at 3 o'clock in a SHTF iwb holster. No problems. I now have switched to the 9c and I have an Alien gear holster. It is very tight on the gun, even after I put the large spacers in. I am going to tweak the holster some so I don't struggle to get the gun in the holster. I am having a hard time finding the best carry position with the 9c set up. I am currently using my Remora and the husband says that I carry that in the appendix position. I just know that it's slightly forward of the hip with the gun at a slight angle.
 
Raven Concealment vanguard 2. Works like a charm for my 9C. Great for shorts and t shirt. Takes a bit to get acclimated to appendix carry...
 
You might get along better with something like this. The single loop allows the gun float a bit when moving around and in particular sitting but keeps it where you want it.

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I just made this for someone for appendix as well, keeps it a little bit firmer but again, the single point allows the gun to move with the body while staying where you want it. I wear one of these at 4pm, really adaptable and solid little holster.

IMG_0838.JPG



Personally, I'm not an appendix carry person... I get it may be a tad faster and have worked with it extensively, but it's harder to shield the gun while accessing - it's an either draw or no draw proposition. At 4 or 5pm you can use your body to shield getting ready if you are worried about something.

Of course.. everyone works things different and uses different perspectives so that's just what I prefer - not saying anyone is wrong.

I work from a latter a lot. And I'm afraid of someone coming up behind me (which has happened alot at my job) that's one reason I carry appendix. I also work with my arms up a lot. So being on a latter with arms up and gun showing on my side/back is not ideal for me. What do u charge for your holsters? Do u have a website??

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I see that I have already asked u this! Sorry. Let me still know if anything comes available! Thanks

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About two years ago I went to the appendix or 1:00 position for all IWB carry. I have bulged lower spine discs and it got to the point of when I tucked any pistol behind my right hip I got severe pain. With AIWB I have zero pain and it hides even a large pistol very well. I find AIWB very comfortable even while seated.

My choice in holsters, especially any IWB, is good horse hide. For all the pistols I carry AIWB I use the High Noon Holsters Public Secret in horse with belt clip. Bill
 
appendix carry

I carry a Glock 19 in appendix carry using a Bianchi 100 or a Galco Horsehide B129H

Horsehide handles moisture better and for me is more comfortable than plastics.

It helps immeasurably to not be overweight.
 
Try the dale fricke archangel or Jonathan.
 
I carry my M&P9C or CS9 in Remora holsters AIWB.

As an experiment and because I had a free Sticky holster that happened to fit I've been carrying a full-size USP45 AIWB during the work week. It's not nearly as bad as I thought it would be.
 
I am not comfortable carrying any autoloader in that position. I have, however, carried J-frame revolvers there - that is, until my "cake furnace" got in the way...

Why not? What is the difference between and auto and revolver?
 
Why not? What is the difference between and auto and revolver?

Probably that the revolver is generally by nature a double action.

Worry about semi-auto's is generally a perspective driven distrust of the safety mechanisms or a misunderstanding of how the different ones work.
 
I carry a J-frame IWB appendix every hour, every day. Try the Summer Heat holster from our own member BELL CHARTER OAK.
It s so comfortable I sometimes have to remind myself it is there.
Dave
SWCA #2778
 
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