Using a Belly Band to Appendix Carry|First Person Defender: S5 Bonus

Published on May 9, 2018
Duration: 1:31

This video demonstrates how to effectively use a belly band for appendix carry, particularly when needing to dress more formally with a tucked-in shirt. The instructor explains the positioning of the belly band and firearm for comfortable and accessible concealed carry, offering a practical tip for everyday situations.

Quick Summary

To appendix carry with a tucked-in shirt, use a belly band positioned centrally on your stomach or lower around your waist. Insert your unloaded firearm into the band's integrated holster, then cinch it securely. Blousing your shirt over the band provides effective concealment and comfort, avoiding pressure on vital areas.

Chapters

  1. 00:04Daily Carry Method
  2. 00:12Appendix Carry with Belly Band
  3. 00:22Tucked Shirt Concealment Setup
  4. 00:31Accessing the Firearm
  5. 00:48Belly Band Positioning
  6. 00:59Holster Integration
  7. 01:05Wearing Belly Band Lower
  8. 01:11Blousing the Shirt
  9. 01:20Comfort and Safety Tip

Frequently Asked Questions

How can I appendix carry with a tucked-in shirt?

You can appendix carry with a tucked-in shirt by using a belly band. Position the belly band around your stomach, insert your unloaded firearm into its holster, and then cinch the band around your waist. Blouse your shirt slightly to cover the band and firearm for effective concealment.

What is the best way to position a belly band for concealed carry?

For appendix carry, position the belly band centrally on your stomach. You can also wear it lower around your waist. This central placement helps ensure the firearm doesn't dig into your body and allows for easier access.

Is a belly band comfortable for appendix carry?

Yes, a belly band can be comfortable for appendix carry, especially when positioned correctly. Placing the firearm centrally avoids pressure on vital areas like femoral arteries and nerves. Blousing your shirt also adds to comfort and concealment.

What type of holster is used with a belly band for appendix carry?

Many belly bands come with an integrated 'sticky type' holster designed to hold the firearm securely. This allows for a streamlined setup where the holster is part of the band itself, simplifying the concealed carry process.

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