Because you are our family brother . If you have an idea . Shear we love you jerzees. HAVE A ROOT BEER 
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k LOVE Bobby Jean brother
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Very simple, not complicated, LOADED, one in the chamber 
I had to add that for some newbies!
LOADED to me, means one in the chamber, full magazine inserted.
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Not sure how much more I will add to the conversation. There are a wide variety of circumstances that may dictate your carry style. Here are a few:
Loose/tight fit clothing
Dress for the occasion
Seasonality
Body type
Tool of choice
Comfort
Ability to draw
Concealability
All of which are supplements to continuous training.
My preferred method is AIWB. Certain situation may warrant OWB at 3 o’ clock.
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To those that chose to switch out during different seasons… why? I’m very curious.
Is it comfort?
Is your winter carry gun more effective but too big for summer carry?
Is it variety? Fashion statement 
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You may want to find out what’s going to work for you now, otherwise you’ll wake up one day wondering who did the bone marrow test on your hip.
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For me it’s multiple reasons…
In the summer, I wear lighter clothes that tend to come up and over the firearm when carrying IWB or OWB when doing physical-labor type activities… particularly those that require a lot of working on things on or near the ground (like landscaping, working on baseboards, etc.). AIWB has worked better for me for concealment for this environment. AIWB is also less intrusive when in a vehicle, and easier to access.
In the winter, a heavier coat’s material prevents it from riding up and revealing the firearm when working on items near the ground (like a snow blower). Having the firearm on the side also helps when carrying heavy things, like large boxes that I tend to have the edge resting on my stomach/belt line. Additionally, when wearing at 3 o’clock, it is very comfortable in the car (versus 4-5 o’clock).
A 3 o’clock OWB is my favorite carry position, but isn’t always the best for concealment. When it’s not, I find the AIWB fits my needs.
As mentioned in another post, I sometimes where a shoulder holster in the winter depending on the task at hand. Similarly, I sometimes wear the AWIB in the winter because I keep my Parka unzipped at the bottom and it’s easier to access the firearm AIWB or shoulder holster with a two-zip long parka than clear my side.
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Marrio we will take all we can get . Every thing helps brother . We love you and stick around . We need every one . Thanks brother here’s you a root beer . Bobby Jean two feathers 
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That ^, as Scotty said.
More and heavier clothing conceals better. There are more options in the cooler/colder months.
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Nathan 57… . Have a root beer. . I . Open carry. All ways . Have. My range. Is at my . Home. and. So. Many people show me . Their. EDC. !! When they see. Mine. It’s . Funny . Show,& tell. Every where I go . Seriously. that’s just me. If you feel safe hiding your edc. Hide it .Love Bobby jean &Debbie. Ann
Scott 52 SIR. THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE. SIR. And Definitely . One in the chamber. And a full magazine!! Safety . Starts. By being Ready. This day and time . Keep your head on a swivel. ,& watch.you’re. Six. Love Bobby jean.&Debbie. Ann.SIR.
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It depends.
No open carry in CA.
For my hammerless S&W Centennial, a pocket holster works best for me since I can shoot through a pocket if required.
With a 1911, a high OWB under a sweatshirt or vest or some such.
If I get the Sig 365 I’m considering, it’ll be something different, maybe a Sneaky Pete?
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Marrio here is ya a root beer . Stick around. Love Bobby Jean and Debbie ann