1. No, Miguel, that’s not “appendix.” Appendix is on the other side of the buckle, and in a holster. I’m also reasonably sure that “Mexican Carry” is in the back.

   1. Thou shall not question the tacticool flavor of the month? Sorry, just calling it the way I see it.

   2. Mexican is just IWB sans-holster in any position.

      Technically you can have “Mexican Appendix carry” which sounds like a specific kind of intestinal trouble.

      1. Sorry, I have to agree with Sean and Weer’d Beard on this one. Mexican carry (as I have always understood the term) is ‘no holster, inside the waistband, regardless of position.’

         Appendix carry is ‘in a holster, in front, right side, over the appendix (and uncomfortable as can be when sitting–at least for me)’

         The big no-no of Mexican carry is the lack of holster. Personally, I don’t care where someone carries it on their body, that’s a comfort and concealability issue. If they are happy with it up front, go for it.

         I also don’t care how they carry it, openly or concealed, that’s a personal issue with regards to rights, educating the public, and how much they want to deal with questions, police, and condition yellow. (Not to say that concealed carry folks should feel less aware of their surroundings or anything like that!)

         I do think everyone ought to carry in a holster that covers the trigger. That’s a safety issue. I don’t think there ought to be a law requiring it, though. It’s just common sense.

2. And a McDonald’s belt buckle for the win

   1. That’s the reason he can only afford a rusted up, Brazilian 1911 knockoff.

3. With all due respect, you’re fucking retarded. Who ties your shoes for you? Or did they give you those Velcro ones when the home let you out?

   1. I find the velcro ties shoes rather comfy when not wearing flip flops.

4. I’ve tried appendix carry (IWB holster just right of the belt buckle) and it was very uncomfortable. It was also nearly impossible to sit down. I carry at 4:00 o’clock both IWB and OWB. It’s a lot more comfortable and I find it easier to draw.

   1. Something about the idea of muzzling my wedding tackle, especially with a SAO pistol in Condition 1, just doesn’t sit well with me.

5. OK, OK…it’s not “Mexican carry.” It’s Plaxico Burress carry. http://www.nydailynews.com/sports/football/giants/giants-receiver-plaxico-burress-accidentally-shoots-thigh-article-1.334060

6. Mexican carry=no holster.

7. You can slap all the lipstick you want on that pig, it is still Mexican Carry.

   Just because the Mexican comes with accessories, it does not become Mongol.

   1. I don’t think having the trigger covered is a minor detail.

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