What is up everybody Mark on the mic here joined by instructor Chris from his

one good man from vortex edge that's it made the the long trek couple hundred yards up here. Barefoot up both ways, man. You know what I mean? Gosh. Yeah. You're probably tired. We should barely made it.

Should he got you some water or something like that. No water on the show is crazy. Anyway, that's a pretty low

budget around here. Chris, I'm not a doctor, but we need to talk about your appendix

today. Your appendix about your appendix today. Oh, dang it.

Your appendix carry considerations and draw a breakdown.

Let's talk about it, man.

Let's get right into it.

Let's jump in, man.

We got a lot of stuff on the table. You're going to say something there. What were you going to say?

Nope. I just you know I like to bring props. You know make it make it visually

stimulating so that you know you have stuff to handle a look at. So yeah it always makes a lot more sense when we have more stuff a

a lot of a lot of props on the table a lot of useful practical props things you

use personally it seems there okay there's a lot of ways to carry a

pistol. Yep. It seems like a lot of folks are going with the appendix

carry these days. What are, let's go to some of the pros of an appendix

appendix carry and then we can kind of get into the considerations if you're going to

go that route and then you know breaking down the draw cycle. For me I've always found myself to be a lot

faster in drawing from appendix versus back when I used to carry like four or five

o'clock you mean I find that'm in I have a better awareness of where it is and what it

looks like at all times whereas like when I was carrying three or five o'clock you know I

could bend down and you know who knows what's sticking out the

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