Dodatek Carry

Appendix carry refers to the concealed carry method where the firearm is holstered at the front of the body, typically around the "1 o’clock" position, just above the appendix—hence the name. It is a popular option for those seeking fast access and better control in self-defense scenarios.

How It Works

While many users carry their firearm on the hip (around the "4 o’clock" position), appendix carry shifts the holster to the front. This setup typically involves an inside-the-waistband (IWB) holster equipped with discreet belt clips, rather than fixed loops.

Key Advantages of Appendix Carry

• Faster draw: A shorter, more natural motion improves speed in high-stress situations.
• Improved retention: Hands remain in front of the body, enhancing control and defensive capability.
• Comfort while seated: Easier to access when sitting, especially in vehicles.
• Better access on the ground: Ideal when taken down or in close contact—your weapon stays within reach.

Potential Drawbacks

Appendix carry may not suit every body type. To maintain effective concealment, users need to consider their clothing and posture. Safety is paramount—correct training and handling habits are essential to minimize risks.

With the right holster and safe practices, appendix carry offers one of the most efficient and secure everyday carry setups available today.