Building a Proper Carry Rotation!..(No Single Handgun Can Do Everything!)

Published on March 13, 2024
Duration: 10:37

The video emphasizes that no single handgun is ideal for all carry needs, advocating for a carry rotation. The speaker, 'The Yankee Marshal,' outlines five categories of carry guns: primary everyday carry, deep concealment, woods/powerhouse, high-capacity urban, and a 'fancy' or formal carry option. He stresses that proficiency is transferable across different firearms, debunking the myth that one must always carry the same gun.

Quick Summary

No single handgun is ideal for all carry needs; a carry rotation is recommended. Different situations like deep concealment, wilderness protection, or urban environments require specialized firearms. Proficiency is transferable across various handgun types, debunking the myth that one must always carry the same gun.

Chapters

  1. 00:05Intro: No Single Magic Handgun
  2. 00:53Debunking the 'Same Gun' Myth
  3. 01:29Manual of Arms Consistency
  4. 01:55Four Categories of Carry Guns
  5. 02:13Category 1: Everyday Carry (Primary)
  6. 02:27Example: Colt Python .357 Magnum
  7. 03:10Category 2: Deep Concealment
  8. 03:23Example: S&W 360PD .357 Magnum
  9. 04:05Category 3: Woods/Powerhouse Gun
  10. 04:23Example: Ruger Super Redhawk Alaskan .454 Casull
  11. 05:02Category 4: Urban/High Capacity
  12. 05:50Example: FN 57 (5.7x28mm)
  13. 06:58Category 5: Fancy/Formal Carry
  14. 07:23Example: Engraved Ruger GP100 .357 Magnum
  15. 08:13Conclusion: Your Carry Rotation

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is a single handgun not sufficient for all carry needs?

No single handgun is ideal for every situation. Different scenarios, such as deep concealment, wilderness protection, or urban environments with crowds, require specialized firearms for optimal effectiveness and discretion. A carry rotation allows you to match the right tool to the job.

Does carrying different handguns reduce shooting proficiency?

No, this is a myth. Proficiency is transferable. If you learn to shoot well, you can adapt to different firearms, whether revolvers or semi-automatics. The key is learning the fundamental skills of shooting, not exclusively training with one specific gun.

What are the recommended categories for a handgun carry rotation?

The speaker suggests five categories: primary everyday carry (versatile), deep concealment (compact/lightweight), woods/powerhouse (large caliber for protection), urban/high capacity (for crowds/multiple threats), and a fancy/formal carry option for special occasions.

What firearms are recommended for different carry situations?

For primary EDC, a medium-frame .357 Magnum revolver is suggested. For deep concealment, a lightweight S&W 360PD. For woods, a Ruger Super Redhawk Alaskan in .454 Casull. For urban scenarios, an FN 57 in 5.7x28mm. For formal carry, an engraved Ruger GP100.

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