What holsters for appendix carry?
- Thread starter gilfo
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Comp-Tac 2 O'clock
I carry a Kahr MK9 in appendix position, and use the Comp-Tac 2 0'clock holster. This is a kydex inside the waistband holster with one belt loop and a tuckable feature. The holster material is thin but very strong. I believe that appendix carry works best with a small, thin gun like a Kahr, or perhaps a 3 inch 1911, a Walther PPK, or a Walther PPS. A S&W J frame snubby also works well in the appendix position.
I carry a Kahr MK9 in appendix position, and use the Comp-Tac 2 0'clock holster. This is a kydex inside the waistband holster with one belt loop and a tuckable feature. The holster material is thin but very strong. I believe that appendix carry works best with a small, thin gun like a Kahr, or perhaps a 3 inch 1911, a Walther PPK, or a Walther PPS. A S&W J frame snubby also works well in the appendix position.
I am extremely happy with my holster from High Noon Holsters. I went with the Split Decision (Tuckable IWB).
http://www.highnoonholsters.com/Product_Line/Split_Decision/split_decision.html
They are very reasonably priced, and high quality.
http://www.highnoonholsters.com/Product_Line/Split_Decision/split_decision.html
They are very reasonably priced, and high quality.
I carry a Springer Loaded Micro Compact in a Tucker Cover-Up Plus.
Some folks don't care for the 3" .45 auto, but mine has had zero
hiccups in almost a thousand rounds, and I find it comfortable to carry.
The Tucker holster is very nice, stiff mouth for easy re-holstering,
with the sweat shield to cushion the metal to body contact.
Walter
Some folks don't care for the 3" .45 auto, but mine has had zero
hiccups in almost a thousand rounds, and I find it comfortable to carry.
The Tucker holster is very nice, stiff mouth for easy re-holstering,
with the sweat shield to cushion the metal to body contact.
Walter
