Jacob Paulsen
President of ConcealedCarry.com
Dear Friend,
As the President of ConcealedCarry.com I’ve spent years teaching people concealment mindset, tactics, laws, and skills. Recently however I discovered that there is something far more foundational and important than I ever could have imagined.
You see, it doesn’t matter if you know how to shoot, if you know the rules of engagement, or if you can hit targets at 25 yards; if you don’t have a gun on you to begin with.
The most recent data shows that over 24.5 MILLION American adults have a concealed carry permit. Yet, relatively few carry a firearm on them on a regular basis.
The top reason why they don’t? Firearms are hard to conceal and they can be uncomfortable.
So, even though we think of the actual act of putting a firearm in a holster and putting it on your body in a manner that is comfortable and concealed as extremely basic and foundational to concealed carry; it is actually the greatest barrier that prevents people from taking proactive steps toward their own defense.
Thank you for considering this holsters & concealment course. I’m confident you won’t regret it!
Jacob S Paulsen
Nothing else about concealed carry or firearm-related self-defense matters if you don’t have quick access to a firearm when your life is on the line.
Sadly the data tells us that a very low percentage of people who go to the effort of getting a concealed carry permit and/or committing to carrying a firearm some or all of the time actually do.
The majority of firearm owners, including those with permits, give up on the idea of regular concealed carry.
What do you think the top reason is for giving up? According to our survey data of thousands of former concealed carry class students…
DIFFICULTY CONCEALING THE GUN OR PHYSICAL DISCOMFORT is the top reason given for not carrying often.
Even those who do carry regularly on average own more than 4 holsters each on average because comfort and concealment are dealbreakers to carrying a gun.
Comfortable is a relative term and we are all looking for the next best holster which will increase comfort and concealment.
The problem is rooted in education and training.
Overcoming discomfort and poor concealment probably isn’t something you can solve by buying a new holster.
You might get lucky… and just get the right holster with the right layout, hardware, and setup that just works perfectly for you.
More likely your next holster will fail you if you don’t understand the principles of concealment and how the holster plays into an overall strategy.
Effective concealment is about understanding a series of important principles, how those principles manifest themselves with holsters, guns, clothing, and belts, and how you leverage those principles to work with your own body.
So we set out to create a course that teaches and illustrates those principles to remove the mystery of concealment and comfort.
Since the holster is the primary element that effects concealment and comfort much of the conversation relates to holsters.
5 and 1/2 hours of online video content that covers in depth the principles of concealment from clothing to belts and everything in between.
This online video training program gives you the tools to build a concealment system tailor-made for your body, your gun, and your mission.
Taught by experts (more below) and given from the perspective of both men and women, this is the most comprehensive course ever created on this topic.
Your Instructor:
Featuring Annette Evans with “On Her Own”
Annette Evans picked up her first gun just over ten years ago “because every girl should know how to shoot.” She started as a defensive shooter, became an instructor, then fell in love with competitive shooting.
As a thought leader in the space, Annette has authored a book about dry fire and is the author and force behind “Beauty Behind the Blast” and “On Her Own” where she writes about self-defense and prevailing as a female minority in a male-dominated industry. She has competed at the highest level with a trophy collection that includes the USPSA Area 8 Ladies Production Championship.
Annette is truly a student of the gun with thousands of hours of training with and learning from the best of the best in the defensive firearm community.
This Course Is Not A Sales Pitch
You might be thinking that we made this video course as a simple way to sell you a holster, a belt, or some other gizmo.
We didn’t.
In Fact, There Is No Name Calling
Over 5 hours of content and this course doesn’t endorse a single product or promote any brand over any other brand. When necessary or relevant a few products are named but almost without exception there is no name-calling; good or bad.
Remember this isn’t about a product. It is about you learning principles and understanding what works and what doesn’t work.
The idea is to give you a methodology and the information necessary to make your own decisions. Not make them for you.
Here’s What You’re Going To Get
22 Comprehensive Video Lessons – more than 5 hours of education from Riley and Annette
Lesson #1: Introduction
Introducing the course layout and the general approach and objectives
Lesson #2: 4 Rules of A Holster
Explaining 4 deal-breaker features that every holster must have
Lesson #3: Holster Materials
The pros and cons of leather, kydex, nylon, and much more
Lesson #4: Gun Dimensions
Busting the myths on which gun dimensions impact concealment and comfort
Lesson #5: 3 Axis of Concealment
Clarifying the dynamic 3D rotation of a gun on a belt and how to control it to maximize concealment
Lesson #6: Concealment Features of Holsters
Discussing what elements of holsters leverage the 3 axis of concealment and how
Lesson #7: Holster Clips to Avoid
Pointing out some of the common garbage clips that cause holsters to fail
Lesson #8: All About Belts
Talking through the different styles of “gun belts” and how their attributes affect concealment and comfort
Lesson #9: Annette Introduced
We introduce Annette and the perspective she brings to the conversation
Lesson #10: Talking Belts With Annette
Annette has some valuable insights to add to the belt conversation
Lesson #11: OWB Holsters
Discussing different styles and attributes of OWB holsters
Lesson #12: IWB & AIWB Holsters
Discussing different styles and attributes of IWB holsters
Lesson #13: Holster Hardware
Looking at clips, wings, claws, wedges, and other hardware that can assist you in making your holster more effective and comfortable
Lesson #14: Hybrid Holsters
Discussing different styles and attributes of Hybrid holsters
Lesson #15: Off-Waist Carry
Looking at different options for firearm carry on the body this isn’t directly on the waist line
Lesson #16: Unconventional Methods of On Body Carry
Some of the carry methods that are less common and often come with compromise
Lesson #17: Off-Body Carry
Discussing tactics and techniques to maximize safety and defensive staging when carrying in a bag or purse
Lesson #18: How to Use The Restroom While Carrying
An important discussion about the safe method to use the restroom while carrying a firearm on your waist
Lesson #19: Concealment Comfort Tips
Annette shares some useful tips to make your firearm more comfortable without compromising other important factors
Lesson #20: AIWB Draw and Fire
Live demonstration of drawing and presenting the firearm to target from the appendix position
Lesson #21: Riley OWB & Annette Bra Holster
Live demonstration of drawing the firearm from OWB or from a Bra Holster
Lesson #22: Riley Ankle & Annette Purse
Live demonstration on drawing from an ankle holster or from a purse holster
Cole
(verified owner)
Only $49.99
Common Questions About this Course:
How Will I Get The Course Material?
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The resource guides and other downloadable content will be available in your user dashboard for download.
This video course is fully closed-captioned