TOP FIVE MISTAKES People Make Selecting EDC GUNS

Published on September 28, 2018
Duration: 11:11

Selecting an EDC gun involves avoiding common pitfalls like choosing a firearm that's too large or too small, impacting concealment and usability. Caliber choice affects effectiveness and recoil, while personal testing of different models is crucial, overriding internet trends. Prioritizing quality over price is essential, as your life is worth more than the cost of a reliable firearm you shoot best.

Quick Summary

The biggest mistake in selecting an EDC gun is choosing based on price. Your life is worth more than the cost of a high-end firearm. Prioritize carrying the gun you shoot best, regardless of its price, and avoid common errors like choosing a gun that's too large or too small.

Chapters

  1. 00:13Introduction: EDC Gun Selection
  2. 00:43Mistake #5: Bigger Isn't Always Better
  3. 01:33Mistake #4: Tiny Guns Present Problems
  4. 02:47Mistake #3: Caliber Size Matters
  5. 04:13Mistake #2: Don't Be Closed-Minded
  6. 05:40Mistake #1: Don't Be Cheap

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the biggest mistake people make when choosing an EDC gun?

The biggest mistake is choosing an EDC gun based primarily on price. The speaker emphasizes that your life is worth more than the cost of a high-end firearm, and you should carry the gun you shoot best, regardless of its price tag.

Why is choosing a gun that's too large a mistake for EDC?

A gun that is too large can lead to poor concealment and 'carry fatigue,' making it uncomfortable to carry consistently. This often results in the owner leaving the weapon at home, defeating its purpose as an everyday carry.

What problems can arise from choosing a gun that is too small for EDC?

Guns that are too small can be difficult to manipulate effectively under stress. Tiny grips and small controls are harder to manage, and contrary to common fears, concealment is rarely as challenging as beginners believe.

Should I rely on internet reviews when selecting an EDC gun?

No, you should not be closed-minded. Many buyers rely on internet trends or magazine articles, but every gun feels different in different hands. It's essential to test various models personally to find what works best for you.

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