I carry a Glock 27 in condition 1 in a Bladetech IWB about 95% of the time. I live in California so I usually wear untucked tshirts or untucked polo shirts.
I have been experimenting with appendix carry lately (gun at 1:30 on belly). I think it has the following advantages over strong side carry:
1. Less likely to flash the gun. No bending over and having the shirt ride up.
2. Prints less. I can buckle my belt one notch tighter with appendix carry. Everything is pulled in tighter. In sitting position, I do not worry about the person behind me seeing the bulge of the grip.
3. More comfortable.
4. Better access to gun sitting.
Anyone else carry this way full time? The only thing I do not like is the fact that I have a loaded gun pointed at my femoral artery when I sit. But, I am getting used to it and the holster is secure.
I have been experimenting with appendix carry lately (gun at 1:30 on belly). I think it has the following advantages over strong side carry:
1. Less likely to flash the gun. No bending over and having the shirt ride up.
2. Prints less. I can buckle my belt one notch tighter with appendix carry. Everything is pulled in tighter. In sitting position, I do not worry about the person behind me seeing the bulge of the grip.
3. More comfortable.
4. Better access to gun sitting.
Anyone else carry this way full time? The only thing I do not like is the fact that I have a loaded gun pointed at my femoral artery when I sit. But, I am getting used to it and the holster is secure.