Posts Tagged ‘holster’
Using a Bathroom With a Concealed Carry Handgun
For most of us the firearm sits concealed on our torso, near the waist. This creates a number of challenges when one walks into a bathroom stall and drops the pants. In this article we will explore the ins and outs of how to deal with this situation safely and tactically.
Read MoreHave You Done These 3 Things to Your Holster? You Should.
So you got a new holster for your everyday carry (EDC) gun. Here are three things that you should absolutely do before using it. Oh, and if you haven’t done these things to the holster you currently have, consider doing them now. Initial Test Fit — Regardless if you’re like me and prefer a hard-sided…
Read MoreGuide for Concealed Carry in a Shirt and Tie
If you work in the business world under the obligation or expectation that every day you will come to work wearing a nice shirt and tie then this article is for you. I have had past students tell me that they can’t carry a concealed weapon every day because they have to wear a tuck-in shirt. This should not be a barrier to carrying your gun
Read MoreA Guide to Overcoming 27 Reasons You Don’t Carry Your Gun Every Day
Even among those who have gone to the effort of applying for a concealed handgun permit to carry concealed in their state, a majority (according to our surveys) still don’t carry concealed on a regular basis. The reasons vary significantly but we have attempted to build out a list below of the most common ones we hear.
Read MoreVIDEO—Is The Flashbang Bra Holster Good? This Review Answers Your Questions
Annette Evans, a well-respected firearm and self-defense trainer, gives her opinion on the Flashbang Holster. She has a knack for analyzing topics that are unique to women who carry guns. She los at these subjects in a way that men simply can’t. Also, she isn’t afraid to challenge preconceived notions or state her opinion, even…
Read MoreMy Holster Has a Gap Around the Trigger Guard, is it Safe?
I recommend hard-sided holsters molded for the gun that covers and protects the entire trigger guard. I prefer these qualities because I want to eliminate the possibility that anything enters the trigger guard and unintentionally activates the trigger. But not every holster is created equally. And even some hard-sided, gun-specific holsters may leave the trigger…
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