Julie Golob, NRA Mom: Off the Body Carry

Published on June 24, 2015
Duration: 1:46

Julie Golob, an NRA Mom and pro-gun parent, discusses off-body concealed carry methods, primarily using purses or bags. She emphasizes that while convenient, this method requires constant vigilance and control of the firearm. Golob advises against common habits like leaving a purse unattended in shopping carts or on restaurant chairs, stressing the importance of maintaining immediate access to the firearm to prevent unauthorized access.

Quick Summary

Off-body concealed carry, often done with a purse or bag, offers convenience but requires constant vigilance. It's crucial to maintain control of the firearm at all times, avoiding habits like leaving the bag unattended in shopping carts or on restaurant chairs. Always keep the bag within your immediate reach to prevent unauthorized access.

Chapters

  1. 00:04Introduction with Julie Golob
  2. 00:14Understanding Off-Body Carry
  3. 00:21Popularity and Compromises of Off-Body Carry
  4. 00:42Common Habits to Avoid
  5. 01:04Maintaining Control of Your Firearm
  6. 01:22Responsibility in Concealed Carry
  7. 01:24Conclusion and Call to Action

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key safety considerations for off-body concealed carry?

The primary safety concern for off-body carry is maintaining constant control of the firearm. Avoid common habits like leaving your purse unattended in shopping carts or on restaurant chairs, as this can lead to unauthorized access. Always keep the bag within your immediate reach.

Why is maintaining control crucial for off-body carry?

Maintaining control is crucial because off-body carry is not a hands-free method. If the bag is left unattended or out of reach, someone who should not have access could potentially obtain the firearm, posing a significant safety risk to yourself and others.

What are some common mistakes people make with off-body carry?

Common mistakes include treating a purse with a firearm like any other bag. This means not leaving it in shopping carts, hanging it on the back of chairs, or placing it on counters without supervision. These actions compromise the security of the firearm.

How should one keep their firearm secure when carrying it in a purse?

When carrying a firearm in a purse, you must always maintain control. This means keeping the purse on your lap, between your knees, or within your immediate reach at all times to ensure you can prevent unauthorized access.

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