Pocket Carry At Home?

Published on March 14, 2023
Duration: 4:28

This guide, presented by SPN Firearms, emphasizes carrying a firearm that complements your lifestyle, particularly for home defense. It advocates for pocket carry of smaller firearms during active periods at home for comfort and accessibility, while recommending a primary, more robust firearm for bedside defense. The importance of a quality pocket holster for trigger protection and practicing quick draws is highlighted.

Quick Summary

For home defense, prioritize 'carrying how you live, not living how you carry.' During active periods, a comfortable pocket pistol with a rigid holster offers immediate defense. For sleep, switch to your most accessible primary firearm. Always use a holster that fully covers the trigger guard.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction & Carry Philosophy
  2. 00:30Home Defense Firearm Setup (Glock 26)
  3. 00:48Pocket Carry vs. Primary Home Defense
  4. 01:11Smaller Firearms for Active Home Carry
  5. 01:24The Role of Pocket Pistols
  6. 01:29Importance of Quality Pocket Holsters
  7. 01:49Pocket Carry for Immediate Defense
  8. 02:09Recommendations for Pocket Carry
  9. 02:31Reliability and Testing of Pocket Pistols
  10. 02:54Conclusion & Recommendation

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the core principle for choosing a home defense firearm?

The core principle is 'carrying how you live, not living how you carry.' This means selecting a firearm that aligns with your daily activities and comfort level, ensuring it doesn't restrict your lifestyle while remaining accessible for defense.

When is pocket carry most suitable for home defense?

Pocket carry is most suitable for home defense during active periods when you are moving around the house, playing with children, or engaged in other activities. It offers comfort and immediate accessibility.

What type of holster is recommended for pocket carry?

A high-quality, rigid pocket holster is strongly recommended. It should securely cover the trigger guard to prevent accidental discharge and ensure the firearm remains safe and accessible.

How does one transition their firearm for sleep?

As you prepare for sleep, you should transition to your primary home defense firearm. This firearm should be the quickest and most accessible option, often kept bedside or in a quick-access safe.

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