Lessons Learned after 2 YEARS of Concealed Carry | 2021 in Review

This instructional video from Gun For Hire Range focuses on critical aspects of concealed carry, emphasizing the importance of correct holster ride height for an immediate and effective grip. It details how to orient your hand for a superior grip and provides techniques for clearing garments, particularly for Outside the Waistband (OWB) holsters, to ensure a smooth and safe draw. The instructor also highlights potential muzzle discipline issues when carrying at the 4:00 or 5:00 positions.

This video emphasizes the 'One Rifle Concept' to restore competency among American riflemen. It stresses practical application and understanding of one's firearm over internet-driven trends. The instructor advocates for hands-on training, knowing your weapon's capabilities, and making informed gear choices based on personal use cases and environmental factors, rather than solely relying on influencer opinions.

This video provides a comparative analysis of concealed carry draw speeds from appendix, 3 o'clock, and 4 o'clock positions. Instructors Daniel Richardson, Jason, and Eliza conduct timed drills, highlighting the efficiency and potential speed advantages of appendix carry while acknowledging the practicalities and limitations of other methods. The content emphasizes understanding personal baseline draw times and training for real-world scenarios.

This technique focuses on efficiently drawing a concealed pistol from under a baggy T-shirt. It involves a coordinated action of pulling the shirt material away from the body while simultaneously using the thumb to rip the fabric upwards, creating sufficient space to acquire a proper grip and draw the firearm. The instructor emphasizes that there isn't one single 'right' way, but rather the 'right' way for the individual, encouraging safe practice on the range to find what works best.

This video discusses the practice of chamberless carry, also known as Israeli carry, and argues for the advantages of carrying with a round already chambered. It addresses common concerns about safety and speed, drawing on real-world scenarios and expert opinions. The core message emphasizes that carrying with a chambered round is faster, less complex, and more advantageous in high-stress situations, advocating for increased training to ensure proficiency.

This video from Modern Protector, presented by a firearms instructor, focuses on three essential gadgets that enhance shooting skills for concealed carriers. It emphasizes practical training over purely aesthetic EDC setups. The recommended gadgets are a C pistol for dry-fire practice, a red dot sight to improve speed and focus, and a shot timer to measure and improve draw and follow-up shot times, crucial for winning gunfights.

Tessah Booth, an established firearms and outdoor content creator, demonstrates a practical approach to storing an AR-15 style rifle for home and campsite defense. The guide covers essential safety protocols for keeping a firearm accessible yet secure in a remote camping environment, emphasizing an unchambered storage condition with the safety engaged.

Tessah Booth, an expert in concealed carry for smaller frames, details her transition to the SIG P365X. She explains her previous experiences with the Glock 42 and Glock 48, highlighting the challenges of concealing the latter despite its capacity and optic readiness. Booth ultimately chose the P365X for its factory optics-ready slide, modular grip options, and a smoother trigger pull compared to Glocks, finding it a superior balance for her concealed carry needs.

This guide focuses on adapting to a new micro-compact handgun, specifically comparing the Sig Sauer P365 and Glock 48. It emphasizes that initial performance differences are normal and can be overcome through consistent dry fire and range practice. The speaker, an experienced shooter, highlights the importance of customization and understanding the unique characteristics of smaller firearms for concealed carry.

This guide compares the Holosun 407k and 507k red dot sights, drawing on the practical experience of firearms instructor Tessah Booth. Key differences in reticle options (6 MOA dot vs. 2 MOA dot/circle-dot MRS), visual feedback, and price point are detailed. The 407k is presented as a simpler, more affordable option ideal for beginners or budget-conscious users, while the 507k offers greater versatility for those seeking advanced reticle choices. The review emphasizes practical application for concealed carry firearms like the Glock 48 MOS.