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Appendix carry starts with the firearm’s exact configuration and a compatible holster. Review AIWB terminology, trigger protection, attachment, manufacturer warnings and common safety misconceptions.
Is it safe and legal to carry with a round in the chamber? Pros, risks, holster requirements and pistol-type considerations, with FAQs.
Every concealed carry position explained with clock positions: appendix, strong-side IWB, kidney, OWB, pocket, belly band, off-body, ankle and shoulder carry, with tradeoffs and FAQs.
How to conceal a full-size pistol: belt, holster, position and clothing that hide a longer grip.
How to carry a gun in sweatpants, gym shorts and athletic wear: belly bands, beltless holsters, compression holsters and fanny packs.
Dry fire safety starts before any trigger press. An unloaded firearm still requires the same care with muzzle direction, access control and storage. A familiar room and an electronic training device do not establish that a firearm—or the space around it—is safe. This guide covers 12 safety checks for readers considering dry fire at home….
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