Every Day Carry | Pocket Carry

Published on November 27, 2017
Duration: 1:07

This guide details the technique for safe and effective pocket carry of subcompact pistols, specifically mentioning GLOCK models like the 42 and 43. It emphasizes the use of specialized pocket holsters with textured exteriors to ensure the holster stays put during a draw, preventing accidental printing and maintaining firearm security. The instruction, delivered by an official GLOCK representative, highlights the importance of proper holster retention and concludes with critical safety reminders regarding trigger discipline and muzzle awareness.

Quick Summary

Safe pocket carry involves using a specialized holster with a textured exterior that grips the pocket lining, allowing for a clean draw while the holster stays put. This technique prevents 'printing' and ensures firearm security. Key safety rules include keeping your finger off the trigger until ready to shoot and maintaining safe muzzle direction at all times.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to Pocket Carry
  2. 00:18Pocket Holster Mechanics
  3. 00:39Benefits and Versatility
  4. 00:55Safety Reminders

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the primary function of a pocket holster for concealed carry?

A pocket holster's primary function is to provide trigger protection and ensure safe storage within a pocket. Its textured exterior grips the pocket lining, allowing for a clean draw while the holster remains seated, preventing accidental printing and enhancing firearm accessibility.

How does a pocket holster prevent 'printing' when carrying a concealed firearm?

Pocket holsters, especially those with textured exteriors, grip the inside of the pocket. This friction keeps the holster stationary when drawing the firearm, preventing the gun's outline from shifting or becoming visible through clothing, thus maintaining effective concealment.

What are the key safety rules emphasized for pocket carry?

The essential safety rules highlighted are to always keep your finger off the trigger until you are ready to shoot and to maintain a safe muzzle direction at all times. Proper firearm handling and holster retention are also critical for safe pocket carry.

Which GLOCK models are suitable for pocket carry as shown in the video?

The video specifically mentions and demonstrates pocket carry with subcompact GLOCK models such as the GLOCK 42 (chambered in .380 ACP) and the GLOCK 43 (chambered in 9mm Luger).

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