Concealed Carry and potential injuries
When I look at all of the holsters that we carry and all of the ways someone can carry a gun, it’s almost endless, but there are the most popular ways of carry them and some really bad ways of carrying. If you are carrying and your not that comfortable with the position of the holster, you really should try carrying to see if you can adapt or just completely overhaul the weapons that you carrying. IWB is in my opinion the best way to conceal a firearm. Something many people don’t think about is that when you are in public places people can brush up against you and if you are carrying a Blackhawk Serpa or paddle holster under a shirt, people will figure out what is going on.
I’ve seen a lot of fancy ways to carry and the small of the back is to this day, the one I strongly advice against. If you are carrying in this manor in a car there is a serious chance you can have spinal injuries if you are in a car accident. Desantis holsters are a bit different from Galco holsters and Don Hume holsters, but there are differences in holsters designs and the angles that they made in. For some people they like the idea of having a roto tilt holster or angled forward or back, there is no wrong chose in these regards but being able to pull a firearm during a close up fight is something to consider and how much injury can you sustain if you fell on your firearm. The small of the back is more of a liability in these regards than any other mode.