Concealed Carry Considerations | Gunsite Academy Firearms Training

This video from Gunsite Academy, presented by Charlie McNeese and NSSF's Dave Miles, offers expert insights into various concealed carry methods. It details the proper use of OWB, IWB, pocket, ankle, and fanny pack holsters, emphasizing crucial safety principles like trigger guard coverage and the importance of consistent practice for smooth, accessible draws in any situation.

Quick Summary

The core principles for any concealed carry method are accessibility, safety, and practice. The holster must always cover the trigger guard. It's vital to choose a carry system that allows smooth, comfortable drawing in any situation, avoiding hesitation. Know your situation and practice your plan.

Chapters

  1. 00:11Introduction to Concealed Carry
  2. 00:40OWB Carry and Draw Technique
  3. 02:27Overview of Carry Options
  4. 02:49IWB/OWB Small Firearm Carry
  5. 04:00Pocket Carry Considerations
  6. 04:58Ankle Carry Drawbacks
  7. 06:21Fanny Pack Carry for Concealment
  8. 07:16Core Concealed Carry Principles

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key principles for any concealed carry method?

The core principles for any concealed carry method are accessibility, safety, and practice. The holster must always cover the trigger guard. It's vital to choose a carry system that allows smooth, comfortable drawing in any situation, avoiding hesitation. Know your situation and practice your plan.

How does fanny pack carry compare to other concealed carry methods?

Fanny pack carry offers high accessibility for firearms, allowing for quick draws whether standing or seated, and is effective even within a vehicle. This method is highly accessible whether standing or sitting, in or out of a vehicle.

What are the safety considerations for concealed carry holsters?

For any concealed carry method, the holster must always cover the trigger guard to prevent accidental discharge. Proper holster placement and a secure fit are also crucial for both safety and accessibility.

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