I'm 6'3" 170 lbs so I don'y have Dunlaps Syndrome. I don't have any trouble getting a good combat grip before drawing it. The only complaint I have is the clip is REALLY tight and is the kind that loops over the pants and then under the belt. I prefer a good ole regular clip like you get on a Don Hume holster.OMO here, but that holster seems to ride quite low... Too low to get an instantaneous firing grip on the pistol without some digging in the pants, shifting and repositioning of the gun in the hand...
I understand that appendix carry kind of needs a lower-ride height to avoid poking your stomach w/ the slide rear and grip heel, but I think that I personally would have a tough time drawing quickly and consistently from such a design...
As long as it works for you, though - That's all that matters...
Regards,
Bones
Yeah, I'm 6'2" and 170 lbs., so we are built somewhat similarly... I have personally just never had much success w/ low-riding holsters, where the frontstrap of the grip is near level w/ the belt or pants. In my experience, such a design conceals very well, but just inhibits my ability to get a quick firing grip...I'm 6'3" 170 lbs so I don'y have Dunlaps Syndrome. I don't have any trouble getting a good combat grip before drawing it. The only complaint I have is the clip is REALLY tight and is the kind that loops over the pants and then under the belt. I prefer a good ole regular clip like you get on a Don Hume holster.