Why Basic Concealed Carry Training Isn’t ‘Dangerous’ — But Conflict Culture Is
Instructor Mike, an established firearms instructor, argues that basic concealed carry training is insufficient for real-world self-defense. He emphasizes the importance of avoiding conflict and developing higher-order thinking, or metacognition, rather than relying solely on technical firearm skills. Mike highlights that the true 'rip-off' is the expectation that minimal training guarantees safety, referencing a tragic incident in Chicago as a cautionary tale.













