Waitone
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I pack a 2" snub revolver sporting a Barami Hip-Grip. It rides at 4:30 to 5:00 o'clock. Works good for office or car. After getting use to it an IWB holster feels cumbersome.
Do you carry on your waist and have to sit a lot? How?
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"Do you carry on your waist and have to sit a lot? How?
Yes.
I position myself appropriately, begin to bend at the knees, and come to rest touching down with my weight spread between the buttocks and the upper hamstrings. In advanced applications I determine how to best manipulate my back and arms comfortasbly into place. All very tactically, of course.
Oh, wait a minute.... You prbably wanted info on my holster. OK, I get it. I wear IWB or belt holsters around the 3:30 to 4 o'clock position.
Yes.
I position myself appropriately, begin to bend at the knees, and come to rest touching down with my weight spread between the buttocks and the upper hamstrings. In advanced applications I determine how to best manipulate my back and arms comfortasbly into place. All very tactically, of course.
Oh, wait a minute.... You prbably wanted info on my holster. OK, I get it. I wear IWB or belt holsters around the 3:30 to 4 o'clock position.
modifiedbrowning
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I carry a Walther P99 at 4 O'clock with a good bit of forward cant. I use a Blade Tech IWB or a Falcon from Graham's Custom Leather. As a matter of fact I just drove for four hours yesterday and I didn't think about the gun at all. I am tall and skinny, however.
ChristopherG
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Waitone's got the easiest solution for waist carry. J-frame (airweight or lighter) & barami hip-grip.
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