Concealed Carry Positions: Where to Carry and Why After 60

After 60, the carry position that worked for you decades ago may no longer fit your body, mobility, or daily routine. I explain how age, stiffness, body shape, clothing, and access can change the equation—and how to find a position you can actually reach when it matters. I’ll compare: - Ankle, shoulder, appendix, pocket, and four o’clock hip carry - The tradeoff between speed, comfort, concealment, and access - Why practicing your draw matters more than choosing the “perfect” position - A simple carry test I use to determine whether a setup still works Your best carry position is the one you can safely access, control, and practice consistently today—not the one that worked twenty years ago. 0:00 When Carry Position Stops Working 1:34 Ankle Carry Trades Speed 2:34 Shoulder Holsters Help Some 3:38 Appendix Carry Is Fast 5:18 The Benefits Of Pocket Carry 6:22 Four O’Clock Hip Carry 7:33 Practice Beats Position 8:51 Your One Carry Test #ConcealedCarry #PersonalProtection #FirearmsTraining #SeniorSelfDefense #GunSafety