Every Day Carry | Thigh Carry

Published on November 27, 2017
Duration: 1:10

This guide details the technique for using a thigh holster for concealed carry, particularly beneficial for women wearing dresses or skirts. It covers proper positioning, drawing, and the challenges of reholstering, emphasizing the critical need for practice with movement and adherence to fundamental firearm safety protocols. Instruction is provided by GLOCK, Inc., highlighting practical application for everyday carry scenarios.

Quick Summary

Thigh holsters offer a practical concealed carry option, especially for women in dresses. Proper positioning and securing the holster are key. Practice drawing and reholstering, paying close attention to safety rules like keeping your finger off the trigger and maintaining muzzle awareness.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to Thigh Carry
  2. 00:22Fit and Positioning
  3. 00:29Drawing and Reholstering
  4. 00:39Movement and Practice
  5. 00:57Safety Protocols

Frequently Asked Questions

What is thigh carry and who is it best suited for?

Thigh carry involves wearing a holster on the thigh for concealed firearm access. It's particularly useful for women wearing dresses or skirts, or in situations where waistband holsters or purse carry are impractical.

What are the key considerations for using a thigh holster?

Proper positioning on the thigh (inside or outside the leg) is crucial for concealment and accessibility. Practicing drawing and reholstering, along with movement drills, ensures security and comfort.

Are there specific safety rules for thigh carry?

Yes, standard firearm safety rules apply rigorously. Always keep your finger off the trigger until ready to fire, maintain muzzle awareness, and ensure the firearm is safely reholstered.

What challenges might arise with thigh holsters?

Reholstering can be more difficult due to the holster's close fit against the body and clothing. Users may need to use their off-hand to manage fabric and guide the pistol safely back into the holster.

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