Everyday Carry

Published on November 6, 2017
Duration: 2:07

This guide synthesizes expert advice from GLOCK representatives on various everyday carry (EDC) methods. It covers hip, ankle, small-of-the-back, and appendix carry, emphasizing personal preference and lifestyle integration. The importance of professional training for safe and effective concealed carry is highlighted, particularly for smaller-framed individuals.

Quick Summary

Expert advice from GLOCK representatives highlights various everyday carry (EDC) methods for Glock G42 and G43 pistols. Options include hip carry for easy draw, ankle holsters for deep concealment, and appendix carry to minimize printing. Professional training is emphasized for safe and effective practice with chosen methods.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to Concealed Carry
  2. 00:27Dion's Carry Preferences
  3. 01:11Amanda's Carry Preferences
  4. 01:46Conclusion and Training

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the best concealed carry methods for Glock G42 and G43 pistols?

Expert advice suggests hip carry for ease of draw, ankle holsters for deep concealment with certain clothing, and appendix carry for minimizing printing, especially with subcompact models like the G42 and G43. Small-of-the-back carry is also mentioned for comfort during long drives.

How do the Glock G42 and G43 compare for concealed carry?

The Glock G42, in .380 ACP, is lighter (13.76 oz unloaded) with a 3.25-inch barrel. The Glock G43, in 9mm Luger, is slightly heavier (17.99 oz unloaded) with a 3.41-inch barrel. Both offer 6+1 capacity and are excellent for minimizing 'printing'.

What is the importance of professional training for concealed carry?

Professional training at a range is crucial for practicing safe drawing, re-holstering, and handling your firearm from your chosen carry method. This ensures proficiency and safety, especially when integrating concealed carry into daily life.

What are common mistakes to avoid in concealed carry?

Common mistakes include not integrating carry methods into daily life, leading to discomfort or poor access, and using non-dedicated off-body carry options like purses without proper security features, which can compromise safety.

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