New To Conceal Carry? Here's A Few Tips!

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[@JasonT-m7f]

Great video , been carrying about 6 years now been a blessing, make sure that you carry something ,comfortable if not you want carry it , and make sure that you practice with it so that you and tool will be on point ! Best stay ready so you want have to get ready ! 😊

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@@JasonT-m7f Yessir 🎯 practice is key no matter what you decide to carry! Appreciate the support don't forget to sub if you haven't already 💯

[@collidewithcam]

New gun owner for about a year, first gun Canik mc9. Already put over 1000 rounds in it and love it. I’ve only conceal carried a few time. Getting used to the feel and comfortably carrying. I recently bought Springfield echelon and only put couple hundred rounds through it so far. Having a blast learning and shooting. Thanks for the video and tips

[@BobbyJango]

God bless you. Keep up the videos.

[@lloydhatcheriii5515]

I've been CCW for around 3 years. I wound recommend finding a gun you like, comfortable with and shoot well then build your holsters around that gun and build on that platform first if not you will be all over the place and spending extra money

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@@lloydhatcheriii5515 Very true! Good info! 👌🏽 don't forget to sub if you haven't already!

[@stern2701]

@@lloydhatcheriii5515 true. I got a universal holster for my first gun and Amazon holsters before I realized I’m wasting money I also didn’t know about stuff like kore belts or different types of ammo. I do know tho thanks to KZbin lol

[@seabassedc98]

Just got my CCW this year, been carrying the hell cat pro! Keep up the amazing work and videos!

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@@seabassedc98 Hellcat pro one of my favs! Appreciate the support, thank you 🙏🏽 got you entered in the giveaway!

[@athena2zeus54]

Are you new to guns? Do you enjoy the Hellcat?

[@sway8726]

I’ve been concealed carrying for 2 years and the firearm that I first carried is not the firearm I carry now. Sometimes the firearm that is the hot new item might not work best in concealed carry for you…that is completely fine. Find what works for you because there are a lot of solid options.

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@@sway8726 Absolutely well said! Don't forget to sub if you haven't already 👌🏽

[@RickBriggs-k9i]

I’ve been a conceal carrier for about 2 years now though I’ve been a firearm owner for over 50 years. My advice is to experiment with different types of holster/pistol rigs to see what works best for you. Find a comfortable combination because if it’s not comfortable, it’s likely you won’t wear it as often as you should--and that could be devastating to you AND your family.

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@@RickBriggs-k9i Absolutely! Well said my friend. I appreciate that advice. Please don't forget to subscribe if you haven't already 👍🏽

[@Iceberg82]

New to CCW. Shield Plus getting my carry license. Just been going to the range and getting training.

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@@Iceberg82 Shield plus is top tier 👌🏽 don't forget to sub if you haven't already my friend

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@@S.0.G agree! Appreciate you and the reminder… been a sub for awhile now. Keep up the great content 🔥

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@@Iceberg82 Appreciate the support! 🙏🏽

[@ScottLRoc70]

Nice content brother. I’ve been a concealed carrying since 1996 . I have a kore essentials belt I’ve had it for a long time, by far the best carry belt. I definitely need another one. With the ratchet system definitely give some extra length on the belt especially for winter carry, you may wear layers of clothes. For new concealed carry and people who have been carrying for years TRAINING IS KEY once you think you are prepared YOU ARE NOT. I just started carrying the Canik mc9 l love it. Stay STRONG AND BE SAFE Thanx for the video.

[@arkimchilllewis]

I have been concealed carrying for about 5 years! I carry the g26 gen 4! my bets advise to ppl is carry what’s comfortable not what you see on KZbinrs pocket dumps!!

[@stern2701]

I actually got into firearms after someone pulled a gun because of a road rage incident. I’m relatively new to concealed carry (started edc a year ago) because I was mostly at college but now I try and always have something with me if I’m able. My advice would be that conflict can happen anywhere at anytime so have a scenario ready for when your are in a car or seated because stuff always happens when you are vulnerable. I trust my life to a beretta apx centurion. Stay safe and Godbless!

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@@stern2701 That's great advice! And I appreciate you for sharing why you got into firearms, it's important to see that things can happen anywhere. I appreciate your support and got you entered in the giveaway 💯

[@juliosoto8576]

@stern2701 Hey man, sorry to hear this happened, but I'm glad that you are ok. I agree that anything can happen at any given time. As the saying goes, " it's better to have it and not need it, then need it and not have it." Stay safe...

[@adampawlicki6993]

I've carried for 20 plus years. My advice I have learned is always get good quality gear, especially holsters and belt

[@ELEDAN7455]

Ive been carrying for 4 years. Ive been looking into getting a Canik MC9L I seen it in your video and really liked it. I currently carry the Canik MC9 and I love it. A tip I can give to someone is getting a quality holster when carrying a gun. Of course training and learning as much as you can is the way to go.

[@yanggerz]

if you get an ls you could mix and match the slide length with grip length and basically have a 4in2

[@ELEDAN7455]

I think I got it confused meant to say the Canik Mc9Ls definitely would be cool to swap the slides and frames agreed 👍

[@MrSuperAreyes]

New to carrying. I picked up the Canik MC9, I found it to be very comfortable to shoot and a great value

[@YaYa-ke1zr]

I’m happy that you chose the belt … this should be a good giveaway. I hope one of the newbies gets the belt. One of the first things I tell new shooters is to determine what features they need and if they don’t know the whys behind an option, ask questions. Do you need a manual safety or not, etc. That kind of thing. Dont be like those thousands of new Glock owners who came into our shop during the pandemic, bought guns that they never shot because the guns didn’t have a feature that they wanted. Those guns were unloved and gathered dust. As said in video, getting to the gun store and renting guns to determine what fits and what doesn’t is critical. When you find one that you like, rent it, shoot it, research it’s reliability. Once the right one is found, take a class or two and make a plan for how it will be used and know what you will do in those day to day scenarios. Holsters are the next stage. I’ve been carrying for many years and instructing for half of those years … and I’m still trying to find my one holster to rule them all. It’s like a quest that never ends. Research, rent, plan, train, and stay prayed up.

[@GradeBmoviefan]

Thanks for this well made video; terrific coverage! I am new to this gun community and CCW. I am looking forward to seeing the tips from everyone. ~Sharon from Florida

[@aaronq19]

I have been concealed carrying for 7 months which is fairly new. I had picked up a canik mete mc9 and now with winter current edc is a glock 45 mos. I love both pistols and I do have a Kore Essentials edc belt which I wear everyday.

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@@aaronq19 Aw man 7 months and you got winter/summer set up WITH a gun belt? You're on it bro! 💪🏽 lol don't forget to sub if you haven't already 💯

[@mrjay5298]

I don't own a gun yet. I am interested in purchasing the MC9LS and this help me to better understand what I need when I start to conceal carry. Thank you for the video.

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@@mrjay5298 Glad it helped my friend! Looking forward to hearing what you decide to purchase when you get to that point. Don't forget to sub if you haven't already! Whether you currently carry or not, Kore makes great belts in general 👌🏽

[@AwesomeAlvin123]

I’m currently in the process of getting my ccw permit. My advice is definitely to take an intensive training class with your edc choice. I initially had a hellcat pro and a p365 that I loved but when it came to shooting, it was always too snappy. I switched to a shield plus and it was a night and day difference when shooting.

[@TheMajesticFreak]

I'm new to conceal carry. I have a X-Macro I want to conceal during summer, and either or Walther PDP Pro or Glock 45 for winter carry. I'm just figuring out the right holster along with my everyday attire. All in all, I'm learning to be comfortable being uncomfortable.

[@juliosoto8576]

Hello, nice video with some good key points. I feel you covered a good portion of what a good EDC should be. The firearm size to the holster and even some of the features like the claw attachment and wedge. My advice to a new person stepping into this world is training. Training with the firearm ( it's not just about point and shoot), train and become proficient with it. Invest in yourself as well. Take a few of courses or classes to help you become a good shooter. BTW I've been carrying 3yrs now.

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@@juliosoto8576 🎯 training is crucial! Good point. Appreciate the input and feedback bro. Don't forget to sub if you haven't already 💪🏽

[@Jaygudder101]

What if you like don’t like little guns?

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@@Jaygudder101 There are larger guns that could also be concealed. Or you could also try outside the waistband conceal carrying 👍🏽

[@skyblue1122]

Been conceal carrying for 5.5 years. Start with iwb 3-4 o’clock, then bellyband, then finally find the best carry method for me which is pocket carry. My advice is everyone should also have a pocket pistol for the time that you want to wear whatever clothing you want, mailbox gun, or you have to go somewhere in a hurry. Find the most comfortable carry method for you and don’t limit yourself to one carry position.

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@@skyblue1122 All great advice!! I still need a pocket carry gun 😬 lol got you entered in the giveaway!

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@@S.0.G LCP Max stainless slide currently going for under $300 and SW Bodyguard 2.0 seems to be the new king. Bodyguard 2.0 still needs some time to iron out the kinks.

[@fields9360]

Been appendix carrying for 3 years. Mc9LS is by far the best carry gun for the price!

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@@fields9360 Agreed! Canik value is hard to beat! Don't forget to sub if you haven't already to get entered in the giveaway!

[@athena2zeus54]

New CCW permit holder here and somewhat new to firearms..I carry the Sig SP2022..I like it a lot I just wish I would have shopped around a little more..kinda hard to find good holsters and extra magazines are expensive

[@tommyperez6377]

Have been carrying about a year and started off with a TP9SF Elite and it was dreadful. Even though it was a compact firearm, it's a heavy one. I now have a shield plus and what a difference! Not gonna say "I don't even notice it", but it is much lighter and easier to carry. Would recommend getting a micro compact for carry, but, go to a range and shoot it first to see how you like it 👍

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@@tommyperez6377 Good info! Got you entered in the giveaway 💯

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@S.0.G thanks bro, keep doing what you're doing! 👌

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@@tommyperez6377 Appreciate that thank you! 🙏🏽

[@ericgonzales3808]

Been carrying for 5yrs and there are tons of "experts" out there. Best advice I wish I had early on is pick a platform that fits comfortable on your body with a good holster and belt... then invest in training! Especially outdoor training where you can practice drawing your weapon. Can't have enough ammo.... and a great belt 😉

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@@ericgonzales3808 Great point on the training! Also drawing your weapon is not talked about enough. Appreciate the info! Don't forget to sub if you haven't already! 💯

[@ericgonzales3808]

@S.0.G Most Def... love the content and how you lead with spirituality 1st brother.

[@josephfriedrich9792]

Be aware of your surroundings, carry loaded, carry smart. Remember, printing can make you the first target in a high tense situation. Carry smart. Do you like to carry side car? Thanks for the words of wisdom

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@@josephfriedrich9792 Well said 👌🏽 I appreciate the support brother! Don't forget to sub if you haven't already 💯

[@alexaldridge1209]

I'm brand new to carrying, but experienced at shooting. Bought a Canik MC9ls 2 weeks ago, currently vetting/getting friendly with the gun before I start carrying it. Also need to find a holster for it. I shoot PDPs in competition but Walther doesn't make a modern slim gun, so I figured Canik would be the next best option.

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Good choice on the MC9LS! I'm also patiently waiting for Walther to drop a slimline PDP lol thanks for watching! I think you've got your subscriptions on private so I can't see if you're subbed but I'll give you the benefit of the doubt lol I got you entered in the giveaway 👍🏽

[@alexaldridge1209]

Oh my bad, yeah I subbed to your channel. And yeah I just can't bring myself to carry those chunky PDPs even tho I love them

[@jsinclairinthe919]

@@alexaldridge1209 Even the PDP F?

[@alexaldridge1209]

@@jsinclairinthe919 The PDP F series uses the same width of slide as the full size model. Not exactly a "slim" gun haha. MC9LS is 1.14 inches thick I think, PDP is 1.34

[@JacobFlores-nu5ne]

I’ve been edc for almost 2 years already. The new gun I just pick up was a canik mc9LS

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@@JacobFlores-nu5ne MC9LS is 🔥 good choice! Don't forget to sub if you haven't already 💪🏽

[@juliosoto8576]

@JacobFlores-nu5ne Yeah man, can't go wrong with a Canik. In my opinion, it's the best bang for the buck. Especially if you're starting fresh in the CCW world.

[@JacobFlores-nu5ne]

@@S.0.G loving the compact size easy to carry.

[@JacobFlores-nu5ne]

@@juliosoto8576 it is the best bang for the buck.

[@Shisobumping]

Just subbed to the channel i use the ulti clups my advice is dont get the longer weapon mounted lights on your edc your 🥜s will thank you

[@shaneg7405]

Hello. I am looking to start carrying soon. I am looking at Reflex or Hellcat but want to try a 43x for what works best. Thanks.

[@ibrahimkhalifa7677]

Hiii, New to conceal carry. Picked up a p365xmacro and am looking at a shadow systems dr920p next

[@bondservant79]

I’m new to conceal carry and currently carry a Glock 43

[@mic187x2]

Canik TP9SF with front night sight. 3 o clock . OWB or IWB.

[@RBzee112]

I'm new to carry and looking to get a 43X MOS.

[@cadecollier7985]

Brand new to carrying as well. Just picked up the mc9LS. Love the video!

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MC9LS is 🔥 nice choice! I appreciate the feedback brother. I got you entered in the giveaway!

[@juliosoto8576]

@cadecollier7985 Great choice on the Canik. I myself just purchased the same today.

[@yanggerz]

what holster are you rocking for the mc9ls?

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@@yanggerz Blacksmith Tactical! 👌🏽

[@tonyl407]

I’m new to guns and I’m looking at the Glock 19 and the new echelon 4.0

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@@tonyl407 Still haven't got my hands on the new echelon 4.0 but the 19 is 👌🏽 don't forget to sub if you haven't already bro 🔥

[@JordanTaylor-xs3hh]

Brand new to guns, considering buying Canik mete sf on my birthday December 17

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@@JordanTaylor-xs3hh Can't go wrong with Canik and happy early birthday! Don't forget to sub if you haven't already 🔥

[@mattd457]

What holsters you use? I’m fat so I’ve been looking into iwb holsters

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@@mattd457 I run blacksmith tactical for IWB. I really like that they have a variety of different style holsters. If you got a belly I'd recommend looking into holsters that have ride height adjustments. Usually you can set it to a lower configuration to make it less uncomfortable

[@Rafael-z3m7k]

New to conceal carry been looking to buy a Smith and Wesson shield plus or a Glock 43x

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@@Rafael-z3m7k Both top tier choices! Don't forget to sub if you haven't already 🔥

[@Lewis12459]

30 yr vet cc and would love to win a kore belt. Can you do another giveaway?

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@@Lewis12459 Yes absolutely!

[@sleepzsobkfly]

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@@sleepzsobkfly 🫡💯

[@Dressed2KillTaye]

@@sleepzsobkfly 💯💯💯🪖🥾⚔️📡

[@mattd457]

Ppl still tell me I need to buy a Glock and stop being a child 😂

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@@mattd457 Too many great guns out there to pick from! lol

[@mattd457]

@@S.0.Gright

[@dillonrabitor1038]

Still waiting for my carry permit…. Unfortunately I live in a blue state.