Videos tagged with Clothing for Concealment

This video provides five practical hacks for improving concealed carry concealment and comfort. Key strategies include selecting the right holster and belt, dressing appropriately with looser or patterned clothing, considering firearm size, and performing mirror checks. The instructor emphasizes that comfort is crucial for consistent carry and that avoiding 'printing' (the outline of the gun showing through clothing) is vital for maintaining a tactical advantage.

This video from Tenicor discusses the relevance of 'printing' (the outline of a concealed firearm being visible) during everyday carry. While 98% of people may not notice, the remaining 2% could include observant individuals or, more critically, motivated criminals. The video argues that while printing might deter lazy criminals, it could also make the carrier a primary target for more dangerous individuals. It emphasizes that effective concealment doesn't necessarily impede draw speed if the right gear and methods are employed.

This video outlines five key considerations for concealed carry: mindset, firearm selection, gear (specifically holsters), training, and clothing. It emphasizes that carrying a firearm is a significant responsibility requiring a calm, de-escalating mindset and a commitment to continuous training. The presenter highlights the importance of choosing a firearm and holster that fit individual needs and comfort, while also stressing the need for appropriate clothing to avoid printing and ensure secure carry.

This guide focuses on selecting appropriate equipment for everyday concealed carry, emphasizing holster material, attachment methods, and the importance of tensioning struts for concealment. It also details criteria for selecting a rigid EDC belt and discusses clothing choices that aid in discreetly carrying a firearm. The instructor, with over 10 years in the gun industry, advises on avoiding common pitfalls like nylon holsters and flimsy belts that lead to printing.

Nutnfancy, with decades of concealed carry experience, critiques the Inside the Waistband (IWB) method, highlighting ten reasons for his personal dislike. While acknowledging IWB's concealment benefits, he emphasizes drawbacks like time to dress, discomfort, clothing requirements, printing risks, gear interference, bathroom logistics, bump checks, spare magazine hassle, involuntary touching, and increased weapon wear. His pragmatic, experienced perspective offers valuable insights for those considering or currently using IWB carry.