Positions for Carrying Your Firearm
If you’re new to firearms or are just taking a class on how to use one, there are many different positions to carry a gun. If you find the ideal position to carry your gun, it means the difference between having it each day or choosing to leave your firearm at home because of discomfort. Many firearms owners choose a “concealed carry” option. Here are some concealed carry positions to consider when it comes to carrying your firearms. Appendix One of the most popular carry positions is having the position right against your appendix. If your waist were a clock, it would mean the weapon is at the 1 o’clock to 2 o’clock position. Left-handed people use 10 to 11 o’clock. While the position is quick to draw, it requires a lot of precision. A quality holster with an appendix position is very comfortable, even while sitting. Those that use this position find carrying a little extra weight can be more challenging. Inside the Waistband (IWB) Inside the waistband is a favored position with fi