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In the summertime, when I wanted to carry a full or medium size pistol, I carry my Glock 26 the in a small High Noon holster, in the small of my back. Easy to conceal by leaving my shirt un-tucked.
If you’re like me and carrying around a couple extra pounds, then the small of the back is the only way to go, for IWB carry. The only problem is when you get in the car, it’s best to take your pistol out and lay it on the seat or inside the center consol. For me this has worked out great for over 30 years.
However, I should say that living in Florida most of the time, I carry a pocket pistol, and in the winter time, when I can ware a coat, I carry the G26 in a Secure Gun Holster at 4 O’clock on my belt.
As far as sweeping, and drawing problems. There are none if you practice at the range drawing from this location.
As to getting hurt if you should fall on your back. I can confirm that with a big YES SIR.
Back in the 70’s I was serving some papers, and before I could even say hello, this BIG guy grabbed me by the jacket picked me up off my feet and pitched me off his porch.
I landed on my back right on my Colt 45. Ouch…
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