Sitting While Appendix Carrying

Published on May 20, 2020
Duration: 13:04

This guide details techniques for improving comfort and concealment when appendix carrying, particularly when sitting or bending. It emphasizes the importance of belt tension, holster position, and minor adjustments to the firearm and belt to mitigate discomfort and printing. The instructor, experienced in concealed carry, shares practical advice applicable to various firearms and holster setups.

Quick Summary

To make appendix carry more comfortable when sitting, slightly loosen your belt and gently push the firearm and holster forward and down. This adjustment creates space and reduces pressure. Upon standing, readjust your gear to its standard position for optimal concealment and readiness.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to Appendix Carry Comfort
  2. 00:32Instructor's Stance on Appendix Carry
  3. 01:20Importance of the Right Belt
  4. 02:15Firearms and Holsters Used
  5. 03:14Adjusting for Sitting (Single Pistol)
  6. 04:49Appendix Rig Comfort and Adjustment
  7. 07:32Preference for Individual Holsters & Mag Pouches
  8. 08:21Role of Pants in Carry Comfort
  9. 09:07Adjusting for Sitting with Individual Holsters
  10. 10:10Technique for Extended Sitting
  11. 10:35Comfort for Larger Individuals
  12. 11:14Holster vs. Belt Importance
  13. 12:16Conclusion on Carry Adjustments

Frequently Asked Questions

How can I make appendix carry more comfortable when sitting down?

To improve comfort when sitting with appendix carry, slightly loosen your belt, especially if it's a ratcheting type. Gently push the firearm and holster forward and down to create space and reduce pressure. Upon standing, readjust your gear for optimal concealment and readiness.

What is the most important gear for comfortable appendix carry?

The most critical gear for comfortable appendix carry is a supportive and rigid belt, such as a ratcheting or stiff leather belt. This type of belt prevents the holster from sagging and maintains proper firearm positioning, which is essential for comfort and concealment.

Does the type of holster significantly affect appendix carry comfort?

While holster type matters, the instructor emphasizes that belt quality and how you wear the holster on your body often have a greater impact on appendix carry comfort than the holster itself. Proper belt tension and minor adjustments are key.

Are there specific pants that help with appendix carry comfort?

Yes, pants with features like an elastic waistband or a gusseted crotch can enhance appendix carry comfort. These features allow for more flexibility and movement, reducing pressure points when sitting or bending.

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