I typically carry in the appendix position, but there are times and situations where I opt to carry a full-sized gun concealed in the 4 o’clock position instead. Spend the additional dollars to invest in a holster that rides comfortably without broadcasting your gun. Get the proper training, take the proper classes and wear the right gear. The way I see it, that is for amateurs begging for attention. If your answer is “open carry,” please reconsider. My rule: On my body, the gun is loaded off my body, it’s unloaded. It is there to protect someone else or to cover someone’s “six.” There are those who are tentative about carrying a loaded gun. You see, in a gunfight, the gun that you are carrying isn’t always there just for you. It must be considered “life support.” Do your research and don’t rely solely on the advice from the guy behind the counter at the gun shop. You should select a firearm that has proven reliability, and one that you can deploy and employ effectively. Sprint, climb and grapple with your everyday carry items to verify whether or not you they are secure, and that you aren’t leaving a yard sale behind you.
What do you carry?ĭoes your sidearm flow with your garb? Are you proficient in its use? Is it safely and securely attached to your body? Put this to the test at some point. I’ll lead with some important questions that you should ask yourself.
Now let’s talk about some more concealed-carry considerations, such as everyday carry mindset.
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