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BikerRN · December 9th, 2007, 11:24 AM

I've carried my Kahr PM9 that way, and a revolver at times. Of course it's the J-Frame when it's a revolver.

Appendix Carry, A favorite of Bad Guys and Good Guys alike since the 1940's or before. My Brother carried his J-Frame off duty for 30 years that way. It's very quick to get the gun in to action from a concealed carry standpoint.

I don't carry appendix style anymore due to some health issues and what I have located on the front of my stomach now. No, not a colostomy. I have catherter tubing for my pump, which is inserted in to my abdomen, in that area and I don't want to risk pulling it out. Therefore I use a different position for carry.

Biker

December 9th, 2007, 11:24 AM	#3
BikerRN VIP Member Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: State of Discombobulation Posts: 3,775	I've carried my Kahr PM9 that way, and a revolver at times. Of course it's the J-Frame when it's a revolver. Appendix Carry, A favorite of Bad Guys and Good Guys alike since the 1940's or before. My Brother carried his J-Frame off duty for 30 years that way. It's very quick to get the gun in to action from a concealed carry standpoint. I don't carry appendix style anymore due to some health issues and what I have located on the front of my stomach now. No, not a colostomy. I have catherter tubing for my pump, which is inserted in to my abdomen, in that area and I don't want to risk pulling it out. Therefore I use a different position for carry. Biker __________________ If I knew I was going to get in to a gunfight I most ceratinly wouln't bring a handgun or two, and I don't know any smart person that does.