Yes, one appendix carry holster (per gun) works for all of my appendix carry needs. There are times I don't appendix carry but those times are rare and obviously require a different holster.
Thanks, guys. It's frustrating but it's coming along. Hopefully won't be too long before I can shoot again.
SLG, if I can ever help out with knives or contacts in that arena, shoot me a PM. Happy to help out if I can though I'm somewhat less active than I used to be as far as keeping up with some of the makers.
There's nothing civil about this war.
I continue to find the combination of a traditional appendix holster like a JM George along with a clip holster like the JM Universal best meets my needs. I have the George set up with kydex split loops, optimized in height for my draw. My Universal is set-up lower, to optimize concealment at the cost of less knuckle clearance. The Universal is perfect for use, like tonight, where I went for a hike in Prana shorts that just have an integral belt. The clip holds perfectly.
Likes pretty much everything in every caliber.
I think this is money.
I have a G17 sized keeper with solid belt loop, allowing carry of G17/19/26 with good concealment of the bigger pistols and very solid draw, and a clip on Keeper lite in G19 size that allows versatile on-off and a little flatter footprint for the shorter gripped guns.
The on-off is very handy for me, for instance it's nice if I'm in and out of school with the daughters and need to discretely de-gun in the car.
I do need a tuckable, deep concealment option for dressing up though.
--Josh
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Well, no. The only auto-pistol I have that works well for me, all day long, AIWB, is a G26 in an RCS AC-R. I tried several AIWB rigs for the G19, all high-end, recommended by good folks on such forums as this this one and TPI. All were of the type that position the grip to be accessible for a full grasp of the grip at the start of the draw. In each case, with G19-sized holsters, the muzzle area creates a hot spot, if I persevere in wearing it. I gave up. My primary handgun usually rides at 0300, anyway, same as my duty holster position, so AIWB is mainly for a second weapon, and the G26 is a wonderful second weapon.
I can carry several 3" and 4" revolvers AIWB, with all-day comfort. The wider cylinder rests in the inguinal crease, and the slimmer barrel bridges past the place where a G19-sized holster creates the hot spot. My revolver AIWB holsters are no longer in production, from the Eighties, made by Eagle Industries, and notably, differ from their more-recent IWB holsters.
I the past, I found I could wear my Wilson Combat Sentinel AIWB, in a Blade-Tech IWB holster that I modified to ride vertically. The Sentinel never became a trusted carry gun, however, as its magazine springs tended to lose tension if kept loaded. Full-length magazines worked well enough, but that defeated the purpose of the Sentinel-sized weapon, so I sold it, with full disclosure of its history. (I later heard that Wilson Combat had fixed its weak-mag-spring issues, which caused some seller's remorse.)
While I was carrying the G17, I used a CCC Shaggy, or the Zorn Skinny rig.
A Zorn Skinny also for the 26.
Now that I have gone to the Walther P99as as my EDC, I exclusively use a KSG sidekick AIWB. Gabe built me an amazing holster that comfortable all day, hides great, and is very well built.
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