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I tried an RC4 in the SOB horizontally, handle pushed out my shirt and was very noticeable.
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Anyone EDC the RC-4?
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EDCIWB has a video on youtube about how to carry IWB at about 12:30. Works for me.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yo3wCLt_LMc
Also, just curious. What job do you have that you wear bibs in the winter and shorts in the summer?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yo3wCLt_LMc
Also, just curious. What job do you have that you wear bibs in the winter and shorts in the summer?
I've only had my RC4 a few days now and I plan to keep it as my main EDC blade. I'm a skinny guy too btw.
I am using the kydex sheath horizontal with the blade tip end of the sheath just west of twelve o'clock. I have full range of motion while driving, walking, and bending. The handle just barely sticks out past my right hip but it's not noticable in a loose fitting shirt.
I would not carry this blade on the back of my belt like this because sitting would be uncomfortable. It's to big for vertical EDC in my opinion. The way I've been carrying it has been working great so far. Give it a try, just find the right belt so you can clip it right in the front.
I am using the kydex sheath horizontal with the blade tip end of the sheath just west of twelve o'clock. I have full range of motion while driving, walking, and bending. The handle just barely sticks out past my right hip but it's not noticable in a loose fitting shirt.
I would not carry this blade on the back of my belt like this because sitting would be uncomfortable. It's to big for vertical EDC in my opinion. The way I've been carrying it has been working great so far. Give it a try, just find the right belt so you can clip it right in the front.
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I'm a horticulturist working at a private residence (17 acres) but I also do a lot of handyman type stuff on the property. I end up doing everything from mowing and watering to chainsawing, electrical work, etc. basically anything and everything you could imagine. I just wear what's comfortable for the season and possible tasks.
