Mid

 

Mid

 

As low as possible conceals best for me

 

I like it low. When it's high, it's harder to conceal, but more importantly it's harder to draw.

 

Depends on dress and what I'm doing. SS on right now.

 

For AIWB I like the grip as low as it can be without restricting my ability to get fingers between the front strap and waistband.

 

Higher for me

 

High and canted

 

Same for me!

 

Low here too. Yet able to get a full grip upon draw stroke.

 

For IWB, I like the belt to be in line with the trigger/trigger guard. Only time I carry OWB is in the woods. Hunting I like the gun low, like cowboy holster low so it doesn’t interfere with the backpack hip belt. If just chilling at the cabin, then mid to low, low enough that most of the gun’s weight is below the belt, otherwise it wants to flop over.

 

I prefer low for the ease of drawing it. Low also conceals better for AIWB as my small belly obscures part of the grip.

 

Open Carry for the win 😁

 

Guess mine is mid/low....carrying a sub compact it's most important to be able to full grip the gun on the draw stroke. Too low it's tough to get a full grip and too high the little guns tip.

 

IWB=Low
OWB=High

 

Maybe, holster dependent.

 

I like them a little higher for both IWB and OWB, but I really haven't put that much thought into it.

 

Same here, I feel if the grip rides too high the better chance of printing, and nobody wants that!

 

High ride uncanted. Mitch Rosen UPL.

 

For IWB, I very much prefer "low ride" or "deep carry" for better concealment.

 

I want a access to a full grip, whatever you call that.

 

From a mechanical standpoint, I think a lower holster position favors most people. That's why it's restricted in competition rules.

For OWB, I get my fingers on the front strap a bit sooner than with IWB. Specifically with AIWB, I initiate the withdrawal process at the web of my thumb, and the gun pivots around that point initially.

So in theory, I could position the gun a bit lower for AIWB. But I like to be able to get my thumb behind the grip pretty early.

 

 

Too low & it's tough to get a proper grip on the draw

 

AIWB as low as possible. This is one of the reasons I like Crossbreed holsters. There is a lot of adjustment.

"All
my
friends
know the low rider"

 

Mid.
Concealment is a good thing but if you ever need to draw that pistol out 1.75 seconds ago, being able to get a good grip for a reasonably proper presentation is better.