Videos tagged with Concealed Carry Technique

This guide details a technique for improving concealed carry garment clearance in cold, windy weather, as demonstrated by GBRS Group. The core principle involves adding a small amount of weight, such as a spare magazine, to the garment's pocket. This weight helps the jacket or coat fall away more effectively, ensuring a quicker and unobstructed draw stroke. The instructor emphasizes that without this added weight, the garment is more likely to be caught by the wind, hindering access to the firearm.

This guide, drawing on 25 years of concealed carry experience from an expert instructor, details the common pitfalls of using inadequate belts for carrying firearms. It highlights issues with overly stiff, flimsy, or bulky belts and their buckles, as well as poor tail management. The focus shifts to the Tenicor Zero Belt as an optimized solution, emphasizing its balanced rigidity, streamlined buckle, integrated tail management, and micro-adjustment capabilities for superior concealed carry.

This guide details the operation and safety checks for the Colt 1903 Pocket Hammerless, drawing on expert insights from the video. It covers loading, engaging safeties, and safe handling practices. The presenter, demonstrating high authority, highlights the pistol's compact design and suitability for concealed carry, while also noting its limitations like the lack of a last-round lock-open feature.

This guide details how to effectively carry a concealed pistol during winter months, drawing on the expertise of Mike Glover. It emphasizes adapting your carry method to accommodate thicker clothing layers, utilizing specialized gear like the Vertx Firebase Jacket for improved access, and selecting appropriate holsters such as the FieldCraft Mag-Retain Holster. Proper staging of clothing and accessories is crucial for minimizing draw time and maintaining readiness.

This video demonstrates a refined magazine insertion technique for pistol reloads, particularly on firearms with smaller frames or angled magazine wells. The instructor emphasizes adjusting the insertion angle to avoid snagging on the grip or frame, advocating for an 'L-shape' that leads with a different portion of the magazine for a smoother, faster reload. This technique is crucial for overcoming common reloading inefficiencies on certain pistol designs.

This guide focuses on the practical application of the Kimber K6s DCR for concealed carry, emphasizing proper drawing techniques, a consistent two-handed grip, and effective double-action trigger control. It highlights the importance of follow-through for accurate shooting and the versatility of using both .38 Special and .357 Magnum ammunition. Instruction is provided with the authority of an experienced firearms reviewer, detailing practical aspects for defensive use.

The CrossBreed Holsters MiniTuck is designed as a smaller, more compact version of their SuperTuck holster, specifically for smaller firearms like .380 ACP pistols and micro-9mms. It aims to prevent the holster from overwhelming the firearm and reducing bulk for a more comfortable concealed carry experience, especially for individuals with smaller waist sizes or those who prefer minimal holster footprint. The MiniTuck retains the tuckable features of the SuperTuck, offering a comfortable and secure method for carrying smaller handguns discreetly.