What Is The Best Carry Position?
This video explains that the 'best' carry position is subjective and depends on personal preference and body mechanics. The instructor guides viewers to find their natural drawing position by relaxing and letting their strong-side hand move up their body, suggesting this line indicates the most accessible and efficient holster placement. Common carry positions like appendix, three o'clock, and six o'clock are discussed with their pros and cons, with a strong emphasis on finding a position that aligns with natural movement for quicker and safer draws.













