Spinoff: Where do you conceal carry and what do you carry?

Depends on what I’m wearing. I usually wear nike golf shorts pretty much everyday and I’ll carry appendix iwb with a custom kydex taco. Jeans or long pants I’ll usually carry somewhere around 4/5.

I’d love suggestions. I wear khakis and a polo or button down tucked in every day. Other than a pocket pistol or ankle holster, I’m not sure what I can do.

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love suggestions. I wear khakis and a polo or button down tucked in every day. Other than a pocket pistol or ankle holster, I’m not sure what I can do.

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I have an alien gear tuck 3.0 that I will carry my G27 at 4 o'clock with a tucked in shirt. At first glance it isn't obvious that I'm carrying. If I'm going to be in a meeting or where someone has a chance to look at me for an extended period of time I'll throw on a jacket.

To be honest a bellyband with a single stack 9 is probably your least obtrusive method.

between my right pocket and right rear pocket.
I forget what the holster brand I have but its for a XDS .45

Walther PPS M2
De Santis IWB at about 4 o'clock

Glock 19 1 o’clock everyday all day

taurus tcp 380 on right hip or in the pocket most of the time. wife carries a ruger lcp in various ways depending what she is doing. have several other carry pistols in 9, 40 and 45 but those 2 are the smallest easiest to conceal that we have and do not let the small size and 380 caliber fool you both those little guns will stack em in at 30 steps. Keep them loaded with hydrashocks I sure as hell don't want to take one in the chest.

Surprised how many here appendix carry. I always get grief from friends when they find out I appendix carry.

I used to do 4-5 o'clock with an Alien Gear and my Shield but now I appendix carry with a CYA IWB kydex holster

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When I would carry full size IWB, it would be at the 6 position.

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You should do some research before doing this. It's commonly referred to as SOB (small of the back) carry in the training world, and it's almost always been discouraged by everyone I've trained under.

The problem is that if you land on your back in a struggle (Clint Smith says a lot of gunfights start out are fistfights, and a lot of fistfights start out as shoving/grappling matches), the gun is against your spine. Landing on the gun can cause serious damage to your spine.

When I mention the foregoing in my classes, every doctor and nurse in the room nods their head in agreement.

The SOB position also makes it difficult to defend against a gun grab, and generally makes it quite slower for you to draw your gun.