I Carry: Colt Wiley Clapp Commander 1911 in a Mitch Rosen ARG Holster

Published on March 8, 2018
Duration: 4:23

This episode of 'I Carry' showcases the Colt Wiley Clapp Commander 1911, a 9mm variant optimized for concealed carry. It highlights the firearm's enhanced texturing, Novak's sights, and Series 70 firing system. The setup includes a Mitch Rosen American Rear Guard holster for comfortable IWB carry, a Striker BAMF flashlight for utility, a Baron Sun Cutlery folding knife for daily tasks, and a Remington RM380 as a 'New York Reload' backup pistol.

Quick Summary

The Colt Wiley Clapp Commander 1911 is a 9mm variant optimized for concealed carry, featuring enhanced texturing and Novak's sights. It's paired with a Mitch Rosen ARG holster for comfortable IWB carry, a Striker BAMF flashlight, and a Remington RM380 as a 'New York Reload' backup pistol.

Chapters

  1. 00:03Introduction to I Carry
  2. 00:08Colt Wiley Clapp Commander 1911 Overview
  3. 00:259mm Caliber for Concealed Carry
  4. 00:55Wiley Clapp Collaboration and Upgrades
  5. 01:23Mitch Rosen ARG Holster Features
  6. 02:11Striker BAMF Flashlight
  7. 02:38Baron Sun Cutlery Folding Knife
  8. 03:06Backup Magazine vs. Backup Pistol
  9. 03:14Remington RM380 as a New York Reload
  10. 03:48Ankle Carry for Backup Pistol
  11. 04:00Conclusion and Further Information

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes the Colt Wiley Clapp Commander 1911 suitable for concealed carry?

The Colt Wiley Clapp Commander 1911 is suitable for concealed carry due to its 9mm chambering, which offers easier control and faster follow-up shots. It also features enhanced texturing for a better grip and Novak's sights for improved aiming.

What are the key features of the Mitch Rosen ARG holster?

The Mitch Rosen American Rear Guard (ARG) is an inside-the-waistband holster known for its reinforced opening, made with doubled leather and steel, which aids in easy reholstering. It also features a significant forward cant to help conceal the firearm's butt.

What is a 'New York Reload' in the context of self-defense?

A 'New York Reload' refers to carrying a secondary, easily accessible firearm as a backup to your primary concealed carry pistol. This strategy, popularized by Jim Cirillo, ensures immediate defensive capability without needing to reload your main firearm.

What are the specifications of the Striker BAMF flashlight?

The Striker BAMF flashlight has a dual LED design for versatile illumination, offering six modes including SOS and strobe. It provides a maximum output of 400 lumens and has a battery life of two hours.

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