I'm new to EDCing and pistols in general, help a moron out
I bought a shield plus some time ago and the store threw in some kydex IWB holster, I think it said Saya on the bag or something like that.
It was my understanding that there are basically two common styles of IWB carrying, AIWB and 4-o'clock
I was sure I'd end up carrying AIWB because it seemed more easily accessible, I was told it's the more "concealed" option of the two, it's less likely to be snatched without me noticing and I can't count the times I saw someone carries 4-o'clock because their shirt got under the gun.
TL;DR I was told 4-o'clock is more comfortable and appendix is more concealable.
But after EDCing for a while I found AIWB very unpleasant throughout the day (including the cross-draw variant which I also tried) and could only reliably conceal the shield with the flush mag.
And in stark contrast, 4-o'clock wasn't just MUCH more comfortable whether sitting, standing or moving (I notice it but it doesn't bother me) but I also have no trouble concealing the shield even with the extended 13-round mag.
So here's my actual question, what am I doing wrong? IS there something I might be doing wrong?
Since I'm new to carrying I have no frame of reference, I have no idea if it's me that's doing something wrong, if it's a shitty holster, if it's my body type (skinny-fat) or maybe it's just personal preference.
I still don't like the idea of having my gun behind me and would like to see if I can make some variant of appendix work, but the alternative is less effective and unpleasant
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>low durable DPS support weapons like the AC
anon go check AC's durable damage value right now please
>low durable DPS support weapons like the AC
anon go check AC's durable damage value right now please
I'm new to home server shit so it's a bit of a shock that finding reliable reviews/benchmarks for anything not explicitly for gaming is such a hassle.
Anyway, I'm thinking of building an all-in-one server.
The two things I'm planning to use this server for and are relevant for this question are Machine Learning (my dad and I each have our own little projects) and Jellyfin.
I'm planning on throwing some kind of 3090 into this server for the former task, so one way or another this server is going to have that.
Before I had the idea of using this server for ML I figured I'd need to add the cheapest intel GPU I could get my hands on for efficient Jellyfin transcoding, since the 3900X I already have doesn't have an iGPU.
If I'm going to have a 3090 in my server there's no reason to add something like an Intel Arc Pro 40 in there as well, right? might as well have it handle the transcoding as well.
I know that the convention is that Intel are the absolute best for efficient transcoding but how much of a difference could it really make for like 2 or 3 concurrent streams? like 5-10 watts?
Anyway, I'm thinking of building an all-in-one server.
The two things I'm planning to use this server for and are relevant for this question are Machine Learning (my dad and I each have our own little projects) and Jellyfin.
I'm planning on throwing some kind of 3090 into this server for the former task, so one way or another this server is going to have that.
Before I had the idea of using this server for ML I figured I'd need to add the cheapest intel GPU I could get my hands on for efficient Jellyfin transcoding, since the 3900X I already have doesn't have an iGPU.
If I'm going to have a 3090 in my server there's no reason to add something like an Intel Arc Pro 40 in there as well, right? might as well have it handle the transcoding as well.
I know that the convention is that Intel are the absolute best for efficient transcoding but how much of a difference could it really make for like 2 or 3 concurrent streams? like 5-10 watts?