What Is The FASTEST Concealed Carry Bag To Draw From? (Best Concealed Carry Bag)

Published on September 28, 2023
Duration: 10:08

This guide details how to effectively draw from concealed carry bags, based on analysis by Mike O'Dowd and Zack Ferguson of Defense Strategies Group. It emphasizes practicing with a shot timer to measure draw times and stresses the importance of training with your specific gear to ensure reliability and identify potential malfunctions, like magazine snagging. The fastest bag tested was a computer bag, but the best choice depends on individual needs and environment.

Quick Summary

The fastest concealed carry bag for drawing a firearm is a computer bag, achieving draw times as low as 1.49 seconds due to its discreet "Grey Man" appeal and rapid magnetic closures. Experts emphasize that consistent training with your specific firearm and bag setup is crucial for reliability, as modifications can lead to snags and slower draw times compared to stock configurations.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and Bag Selection
  2. 00:54Viktos by USCCA Sling Bag Test
  3. 02:29Backpack Draw Test and Malfunctions
  4. 03:56Satchel/Sling Bag Test
  5. 05:39Computer Bag Test (The Fastest)
  6. 07:16Final Assessment and Selection Criteria

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the fastest type of concealed carry bag for drawing a firearm?

Based on testing by Defense Strategies Group, a computer bag with magnetic closures proved to be the fastest for drawing a concealed firearm, achieving times as low as 1.49 seconds. This type of bag offers a discreet "Grey Man" appearance suitable for professional environments while allowing rapid access.

What factors affect draw speed from a concealed carry bag?

Draw speed is influenced by the bag's design, closure type, how it's worn, and the firearm's configuration. Modifications like extended magazines or red dot sights can cause snags. Consistent practice with a shot timer is crucial for improving speed and building muscle memory with your specific gear.

What are common mistakes when using a concealed carry bag?

Common mistakes include not practicing enough with your specific firearm and bag, leading to malfunctions like magazine snags. Relying on a bag's perceived speed without testing can be dangerous. Drawing from a bag worn on the back can also be slower and less intuitive than from the front or chest.

How can I ensure my concealed carry bag is reliable?

To ensure reliability, consistently train with the exact firearm and ammunition you plan to carry in your chosen bag. Use a shot timer to measure draw times and identify any snags or issues. Understanding how your firearm interacts with the bag's interior is critical for dependable performance.

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