Top 5 Best Concealed Carry Methods

Published on April 1, 2021
Duration: 9:13

This video outlines the top five concealed carry methods favored by the instructor, emphasizing that the best method depends on factors like clothing, location, and the firearm being carried. The instructor details the pros and cons of SmartCarry holsters, pocket carry (especially for smaller firearms like the S&W M&P Bodyguard .380), inside-the-waistband (ITB) Kydex with one clip, ITB with two prongs, and outside-the-waistband (OTB) strong side carry. The instructor consistently prefers strong-side carry (3 o'clock position) for most methods, excluding the SmartCarry.

Quick Summary

The top five concealed carry methods include SmartCarry holsters for maximum concealment, pocket carry for casual wear (especially with a Smith & Wesson M&P Bodyguard .380), inside-the-waistband (ITB) Kydex for quick on/off, ITB with two prongs for larger firearms under untucked shirts, and outside-the-waistband (OTB) strong-side carry as the most comfortable and accessible option, particularly with outerwear.

Chapters

  1. 00:17Introduction to Concealed Carry Factors
  2. 01:14Method 1: SmartCarry Holsters
  3. 02:21Method 2: Pocket Carry
  4. 03:52Method 3: Inside the Waistband Kydex (One Clip)
  5. 05:06Method 4: Inside the Waistband (Two Prongs)
  6. 06:24Method 5: Outside the Waistband Strong Side
  7. 06:54Carry Position Preference (Strong Side)
  8. 07:44Situational Carry Adjustments
  9. 08:12Conclusion & Viewer Engagement

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the top 5 concealed carry methods discussed in the video?

The top five concealed carry methods are SmartCarry holsters, pocket carry, inside-the-waistband (ITB) Kydex with one clip, ITB with two prongs, and outside-the-waistband (OTB) strong-side carry. The instructor emphasizes that the best method depends on personal factors like clothing and location.

Which concealed carry method is considered the most concealable?

The SmartCarry holster is highlighted as the most concealable method, often called the 'invisible holster.' While offering excellent concealment, it may be slower to access the firearm compared to other methods like strong-side carry.

What firearm is recommended for pocket carry?

For pocket carry, the Smith & Wesson M&P Bodyguard in .380 is highly recommended. The instructor considers it potentially the best small gun available for this carry style, especially for casual attire like cargo shorts.

What is the instructor's preferred carry position?

The instructor consistently prefers carrying on their strong side, typically at the 3 o'clock position, for most concealed carry methods. They explicitly state they do not carry appendix carry, with the exception of the SmartCarry method.

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