Comfort, concealment, and capability are three simple aspects of carrying a handgun that folks often discuss. As simple as they are independently, optimizing one of those aspects implies compromising the other two.
Gathered my thoughts and put together some pointed actionable suggestions for folks who are getting started with armed self defense. I cover guns, ammo, gear, and how to go about getting and staying good.
Given the choice between carrying a concealed micro-compact or a concealed duty pistol, I will sacrifice a smidge of comfort in exchange for the duty pistol that I can shoot better, faster, and more accurately. Every time.
My opinion of the top 5 guns for concealed carry in available the market today.
The Incog Eclipse is a great IWB holster and I don’t hesitate recommending it to anyone looking for a good all kydex IWB option.
The argument over prioritizing between caliber and capacity when carrying a pistol for self defense is quite possibly the most polarizing topic among gun aficionados. In fact, I have spent many hours discussing this very topic with various friends and have mentioned this something to consider when selecting […]
There is no perfect everyday carry configuration for every situation. It’s very likely that more than a one configuration will be needed to cover different forms of attire. It will also most likely evolve over time as preferences and proficiency changes.
Selecting a firearm for concealed carry is personal choice. With so many options available, finding the right one can seem daunting. But with a little guidance it’s possible to make a good choice.
While the Supreme Court has not issued a ruling or opinion specifically regarding the constitutionality of concealed carry, the DC vs Heller and McDonal vs Chicago cases point to yes.
I’ve decided to let go of my first firearm. It’s bitter sweet as it’s made a great everyday carry gun, but truth be told – I don’t enjoy shooting it anymore. Alas, all good things come to an end.
