Flannels Will Get You Killed (CCW Clothing)

Published on November 9, 2024
Duration: 4:51

This video provides practical advice for concealed carriers on how certain clothing items, particularly flannels and hoodies, can impede weapon access. It offers specific techniques like adjusting buttons, folding layers, and practicing draws at home to ensure a smooth and unhindered draw from a holster.

Quick Summary

Certain clothing items like flannels and hoodies can hinder concealed carry draws. For flannels, try undoing the last button or using snap-button versions. For hoodies, fold the inner layer inward. Always practice draws at home with unloaded firearms to ensure smooth access.

Chapters

  1. 00:00The Danger of Flannels for CCW
  2. 00:22Standard Draw Technique
  3. 00:46Flannel Interference Explained
  4. 01:20Fixing Flannel Draw Issues
  5. 01:40Snap Button Flannels
  6. 01:46Sleeve Interference
  7. 02:10Hoodie Draw Challenges
  8. 02:30Windbreaker Draw Issues
  9. 02:47Unsuitable Garments
  10. 03:11Keychain Interference
  11. 03:37Practice and Preparation

Frequently Asked Questions

How can flannels interfere with concealed carry draws?

The tail of a flannel shirt can get caught on the lower back when you try to lift it for a draw. Additionally, oversized sleeves can impede your grip on the firearm, potentially affecting accuracy and recoil control.

What are solutions for flannels causing draw issues?

Try undoing the last button to allow more fabric movement. If that doesn't work, test different flannel brands or opt for snap-button flannels for quicker access. Rolling up sleeves can also help with sleeve interference.

How do hoodies and windbreakers affect concealed carry draws?

Layered clothing like hoodies and windbreakers can cause you to only grab the top layer, slowing your draw. To fix this, fold the inner layer of the hoodie or windbreaker inwards before drawing to ensure both layers lift together.

Why is practicing concealed carry draws with clothing important?

Practicing at home with an unloaded firearm or dummy rounds allows you to identify potential snags or obstructions caused by your clothing or accessories. This ensures you can access your weapon quickly and efficiently when needed.

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