IWB is easier to access as you can still grip the handle outside while the rest of the pistol resides inside your pants.
Outside the waistband, but enables easy concealment if desired or open carry if you prefer. And it carries unbelievable comfort.
The ankle holster is worn around the ankle on the inside edge of the non-dominant leg.
You wear wider pantlegs.
Appendix carry refers to carrying your gun in front of your body, to the side of your belly button
(near your appendix).
The cant is the angle at which the gun sits, measured in degrees.
Printing is the term that describes the outline a gun makes when you’re trying to carry concealed.
Retention is the level at which the holster secures the gun.
You’ll see Levels I, II, and III.
The higher the retention level, the harder it is to release the gun from its holster.
(Most CCW holsters are Level 1 for quick release in an emergency.)
Your strong side is your dominant side.
If you’re right-handed, your right side is your strong side.
Also called your weak side, your support side is the opposite of your strong side.
If you’re right-handed, your left side is your support side.