Carrying a firearm in the appendix position (AIWB)—just in front of the hip, near the abdomen—has gained popularity among a lot of gun owners in recent years. It promises quick access and concealment, but this method comes with serious risks that many overlook. Understanding these dangers can help you make a safer choice for your everyday carry holster. Why Appendix Carry Can Be Dangerous One of the biggest concerns with appendix carry is the position of the gun relative to y

Often considered the unsung hero of concealed carry, the pancake design didn’t just hold a gun; it revolutionized how carriers interacted with their firearm, pulling the bulky profile tight against the body like nothing before it.

When it comes to carrying a sidearm, selecting the right holster is paramount. It's not just about holding your firearm; it's about comfort, concealment, security, and accessibility. Among the vast array of holster styles, two stand out as enduring classics: the Roy Baker Pancake Style holster and the Askins Avenger Scabbard Style Holster. While both are made of leather and designed for outside-the-waistband (OWB) carry, their construction and intended use differ significantl