Please Post Pics of your IWB Setup

Comp-Tac

I like the Comp-Tac 2 O'clock holster for IWB carry of small guns at the appendix position. It is also tuckable if you wish.

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For those of you showing the AIWB holsters... do you find that you can sit down with these, without the barrel jamming into you?

I've attempted Apendix carry a couple of times (albeit with a holsters that weren't specifically designed for that position) with a short barreled revolver. Seemed great standing , but sitting down with a VERY uncomfortable proposition. Love the idea of AIWB, but haven't been able to make it work yet. Are any of these holsters shown comfy when seated?
 
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For those of you showing the AIWB holsters... do you find that you can sit down with these, without the barrel jamming into you?

I've attempted Apendix carry a couple of times (albeit with a holsters that weren't specifically designed for that position) with a short barreled revolver. Seemed great standing , but sitting down with a VERY uncomfortable proposition. Love the idea of AIWB, but haven't been able to make it work yet. Are any of these holsters shown comfy when seated?

I only use the appendix IWB method with very short barrel guns, such as the 2 inch J frame or the 3 inch Kahr MK9 shown. With these guns I can sit comfortably without the barrel poking my leg. I think that with barrels of 4 inches or more it would be difficult to use this method and sit down.
 
Dwight55, that ranger belt looks as if it's got some miles on it. Thanks for reminding me how nice one with some miles and smiles can look:cool:.
 
For those of you showing the AIWB holsters... do you find that you can sit down with these, without the barrel jamming into you?

I've attempted Apendix carry a couple of times (albeit with a holsters that weren't specifically designed for that position) with a short barreled revolver. Seemed great standing , but sitting down with a VERY uncomfortable proposition. Love the idea of AIWB, but haven't been able to make it work yet. Are any of these holsters shown comfy when seated?
I carry a G19 daily in the AIWB position.

I started out with a Glock 30 in a Summer Special in 2007 carrying this way after it was recommend in a Suarez International class I took.

At the time I was 5'11 and 240lbs. It took a week or so of wearing the empty gun around the house to get used to this method. First time I ventured out 'in public' was to a 4th of July parade and picnic at our local park, carrying in shorts/t-shirt. No one made me.

I eventually went to the thinner G19/kydex and it was easier (losing around 25 lbs has made it easier still). While not absolutely necessary a purpose-built AIWB holster is better than just any IWB holster.

Comfort? I've worn these various combo's daily for 4 years now. Sometimes driving 4 hours at a time, often having the carry rig on 12+ hrs a day. I have even carried a 17L longslide for short periods of time.

Having a school-aged son, I've played with him, helped coach a baseball team and am around other parents often. I would not feel comfortable carrying a large gun in my previous 4:00 position and trying to hide it while participating in these activities. Matter of fact, I would find it extremely difficult to go back to 4:00 carry.

I find the comfort, speed of draw and concealment everything I've ever wanted. I will say depending on body type, appendix is not for everyone, but it is great for me.
 
Kimber Ultra Carry II in a Sparks Versa Max. Mag holder is by Del Fatti. Belt by The Beltman.
 

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