How to Conceal a Gun No Matter What You Wear (Strong Side)

Published on November 10, 2025
Duration: 4:47

Will Workman, a firearms instructor, demonstrates effective strong-side handgun concealment techniques across various clothing styles. He highlights the use of specialized dual-belt systems for dress attire and flexible carry belts for jeans and athletic wear, emphasizing stability and comfort. The video showcases the Smith & Wesson Shield Plus Carry Comp with an Eclipse Holsters Intrepid holster.

Quick Summary

For effective strong-side gun concealment in dress clothes, use a dual-belt system: an inner belt for holster stability and an outer professional belt to hide the setup. For athletic wear, clip your shorts directly onto a flexible carry belt worn underneath the waistband.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Intro: Strong Side Concealment
  2. 01:07Concealing in Dress Clothes
  3. 02:09Gear: S&W Shield Plus & Eclipse Holster
  4. 02:39Concealing in Jeans
  5. 03:36Concealing in Gym Shorts/Joggers

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best belt system for concealing a handgun in dress clothes?

For dress clothes, a dual-belt system is recommended. Use an inner belt like the Comfort Concealment Blackout belt for holster stability, and an outer professional belt (e.g., Kore Essentials leather) to hide the inner belt and holster clips for a clean look.

How can I conceal a firearm when wearing athletic shorts or joggers?

Wear a flexible carry belt (like the Hunter Constantine) under the waistband. Then, clip the waistband of your athletic shorts directly onto this belt to prevent sagging and ensure the firearm remains secure during activity.

What firearm and holster are featured for concealed carry demonstrations?

The video features the Smith & Wesson Shield Plus Carry Comp handgun paired with an Eclipse Holsters Intrepid holster. This setup is used to demonstrate concealment across different clothing types.

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