How To Concealed Carry In A Car - Alien Gear Holsters

Published on September 13, 2018
Duration: 3:14

This video details best practices for concealed carry within a vehicle, emphasizing legal compliance and secure storage. It highlights the risks of traditional methods like glove box storage and promotes on-body carry or specialized vehicle holster mounts. Alien Gear Holsters' modular ShapeShift system is presented as a solution for seamless transfer between belt and vehicle carry.

Quick Summary

The best practices for concealed carry in a car involve understanding state laws, prioritizing on-body carry with canted holsters, or using secure vehicle holster mounts. Avoid loose storage in glove boxes or consoles due to legal risks and safety concerns.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to Car Carry
  2. 00:25Understanding Vehicle Carry Laws
  3. 00:52Risks of Glove Box/Console Storage
  4. 01:39On-Body Carry & Holster Cant
  5. 01:51Using Vehicle Holster Mounts
  6. 02:28Alien Gear ShapeShift System

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the risks of storing a firearm in a car's glove box or console?

Storing firearms loosely in glove boxes or consoles is often discouraged. Some states require on-body carry, making these methods illegal. Additionally, vehicle movement can cause damage or accidental discharge, and these locations may not be secure.

What is the best way to carry a concealed firearm in a car?

The most reliable methods are on-body carry, often using a canted holster for accessibility while seated, or utilizing legal vehicle-specific holster mounts attached to seats or dashboards for secure, quick access.

Are there specific holster systems designed for vehicle carry?

Yes, specialized vehicle holster mounts can be legally attached to various parts of a car's interior. Systems like the Alien Gear ShapeShift allow a firearm, secured in its holster shell, to be easily transferred from a belt to a vehicle mount.

Why is it important to know state laws for carrying a gun in a vehicle?

Firearm laws for vehicles differ greatly by state. Some states mandate permits, require firearms to be carried on the body, or prohibit loaded firearms in vehicles altogether. Ignorance of these laws can lead to serious legal consequences.

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