A Little Extra Power Doesn’t Hurt If You Can Place Shots/ Church EDC

Published on April 7, 2024
Duration: 0:53

This video focuses on selecting a firearm for concealed carry, specifically the Smith & Wesson M&P Shield in .357 SIG. The presenter argues that while capacity is lower (7+1 or 8 rounds), the increased power of .357 SIG is advantageous if accurate shot placement is maintained under stress. The discussion also covers essential EDC gear, including a Blacksmith Tactical V2 holster and a Kore Essentials belt, emphasizing practical application for everyday carry.

Quick Summary

In self-defense, 82% of encounters involve no shots fired. When they do, expect 3-5 rounds within 10 yards. The S&W Shield in .357 SIG offers power, but accurate shot placement is key, despite its 7+1 or 8-round capacity.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Self-Defense Statistics Overview
  2. 00:25Smith & Wesson Shield .357 SIG for EDC
  3. 00:42Holster and Belt Setup for Concealment

Frequently Asked Questions

What are key statistics for justified self-defense encounters?

Statistics show that in 82% of justified self-defense encounters, no rounds are fired. When engagements do occur, they typically involve 3-5 rounds fired within 10 yards and last between 3 to 10 seconds.

Why choose a .357 SIG caliber for concealed carry?

The .357 SIG caliber, like in the S&W Shield, offers increased power which can be beneficial for stopping potential threats. This is especially true if accurate shot placement can be maintained under the stress of a self-defense situation.

What is recommended for a reliable EDC holster and belt?

A reliable EDC setup includes a quality holster like the Blacksmith Tactical V2, featuring a concealment claw and discrete clips, paired with a sturdy belt such as the Kore Essentials ratcheting system for secure and comfortable carry.

What is the capacity of the Smith & Wesson M&P Shield in .357 SIG?

The Smith & Wesson M&P Shield chambered in .357 SIG typically has a lower capacity, holding either 7+1 or 8 rounds, depending on the magazine configuration used.

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