Clearing your cover garment for OWB carry one handed - TENICOR

Published on April 14, 2020
Duration: 1:21

This guide details a one-handed technique for clearing a cover garment when drawing a firearm from an Outside the Waistband (OWB) holster. The method emphasizes hooking the garment, pulling it up, and then pushing down on the firearm to clear the fabric efficiently, especially under pressure when a support hand may be occupied. This technique aims to reduce wasted motion and ensure a quick, reliable draw.

Quick Summary

Learn a reliable one-handed technique for clearing your cover garment when drawing from an OWB holster. Hook the fabric, pull it up, and push down on the firearm to efficiently clear the way for a quick and effective draw, essential when your support hand is occupied.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: One-Handed Draw Necessity
  2. 00:11Strong Side Hip Draw Technique
  3. 00:15Hooking the Cover Garment
  4. 00:20Clearing the Garment: Shove Down Method
  5. 00:33Front Opening Garment Clearance
  6. 00:48Inefficient Methods vs. Effective Technique
  7. 00:53High Chest Clearance and Downward Push
  8. 01:10Garment Movement During Draw

Frequently Asked Questions

How do you clear your cover garment for a one-handed OWB draw?

To clear your cover garment for a one-handed OWB draw, hook the fabric with your strong hand, pull it upwards, and then push down onto the firearm. This downward pressure on the gun helps to efficiently move the cover garment out of the way as you draw.

Why is a one-handed draw important for concealed carry?

A one-handed draw is crucial for concealed carry because in a real-world self-defense scenario, your support hand may be occupied. Being able to draw your firearm effectively with only your strong hand ensures you can access your weapon quickly and reliably under pressure.

What is the most efficient way to clear a cover garment for a draw?

The most efficient way to clear a cover garment involves a hooking motion with your strong hand, pulling the fabric upwards, and then using downward pressure on the firearm to push the garment aside. This method minimizes wasted energy and motion compared to trying to fully open the garment.

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