CCW - Ruger LCP, Conceal, Draw, Rack, Point - TheFireArmGuy

Published on May 7, 2011
Duration: 3:36

This video demonstrates a specific concealed carry technique for the Ruger LCP, focusing on a draw, rack, and point sequence. The presenter emphasizes practicing this method thousands of times to ensure proficiency, especially as they do not carry with a round in the chamber due to the absence of a trigger guard cover. The technique is designed for quick deployment in various clothing styles, including light summer attire.

Quick Summary

The Ruger LCP concealed carry technique demonstrated involves a 'draw, rack, point' sequence. The presenter emphasizes practicing this thousands of times for proficiency, especially as they do not carry with a round in the chamber due to the lack of a trigger guard cover on their Cover Carrier system.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: Seasonal Carry Changes
  2. 00:13Firearm and Holster System: Ruger LCP & Cover Carrier
  3. 00:25Carry Location and Versatility
  4. 00:37The Draw, Rack, Point Technique Explained
  5. 00:43Safety: No Round in Chamber and Why
  6. 00:56Practicing Chambering a Round
  7. 01:04Reacting to Potential Threats
  8. 01:13Demonstration: Draw, Rack, and Go
  9. 01:28Importance of Practice: Thousands of Repetitions
  10. 01:45Recap: Draw, Rack, Point Sequence
  11. 01:53Carrying with an Unloaded Chamber
  12. 02:03Discreet Carry and Concealment
  13. 02:13Full Demonstration: Draw and Point
  14. 02:25Carrying with a Round in Battery (Demonstration)
  15. 02:30Call to Action: Practice Your System
  16. 02:34Crime Can Happen Anywhere, Anytime
  17. 03:05Playing Scenarios and Building Confidence
  18. 03:18Confidence in Self-Protection
  19. 03:31Conclusion and Sign-off

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the recommended draw technique for the Ruger LCP when concealed carrying?

The recommended technique involves using your non-dominant hand to prop the firearm, your dominant hand to grip it, drawing the firearm, racking the slide to chamber a round, and then pointing at the target. This 'draw, rack, point' sequence is emphasized for proficiency.

Why does the presenter not carry with a round in the chamber for their Ruger LCP?

The presenter chooses not to carry with a round in the chamber because their concealed carry setup, using a Cover Carrier, does not include a holster that covers the trigger guard. This is a safety measure to prevent accidental discharge.

How important is practice for concealed carry proficiency?

Practice is critically important. The presenter states they have practiced the draw, rack, and point technique thousands of times to ensure they can chamber a round if needed and react effectively in a self-defense situation.

What is the 'Cover Carrier' system for concealed carry?

The Cover Carrier is a two-piece system for concealed carry. It includes a rubber piece that goes around the firearm's handle and a metal piece that attaches over the waistband, allowing for discreet carry in various clothing styles.

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