What do I conceal carry? Basics of Conceal Carry

[@Grogbelly]

As Clint Smith said: "Carrying a gun isn't supposed to be comfortable, it's supposed to be comforting."

[@lancependergrass5027]

This

[@tradedate]

Why not both?

[@ddevil4980]

It's really not hard to have both..

[@rob-vz4wt]

@Cole Alan so what do you think should be a carry gun? A glock 19 with 5 30 round magazines?

[@JTimberB.45]

@Cole AlanClint says that we all get to choose what we carry. He chooses a 1911. He also frequently carries a glock. He has the most experience with a 1911, but likes both. He has said many times, pick what you like and be familiar with the system. I’m not going to go and rock a Walther CCP, or a Ruger 57. I’ve never shot one. I’m going to stick with a 1911 or a Glock of some kind because I know the system better than anything and I know they do not fail Edit: he has never said that we should all carry a 1911. Some people need a Bersa Thunder .380, some need a Glock 21 in .45.

[@Fafafohi]

9mm is a great round. It is faster, easy to shoot, cheaper, and you can carry more of it. It’s seriously the best caliber out there. That is why I carry a .45.

[@texicano_fxdls3411]

I agree that's why I carry a 22LR

[@calebschmidt57]

@@texicano_fxdls3411 😂

[@texicano_fxdls3411]

@@calebschmidt57 I shit you not I work with a guy that open carries a Ruger SR22

[@calebschmidt57]

@@texicano_fxdls3411 damn 😳, if it works bro I guess but… it’s just not for me lol.

[@ryxtan]

Tru tru. That's why I carry a Rhino 40DS in .357

[@mpweave]

If you’ve ever blushed when Flannel Daddy calls your gut “extra survival weight,’ go ahead and hit that like button.

[@2nd_a_dad4791]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@am.ha.3293]

Simp for Flannel Daddy

[@flanneldaddyttv7279]

@@am.ha.3293 yes

[@hirumbiffidum9145]

Oh yeah, that six pounds of food adds up.

[@nedo6018]

@@hirumbiffidum9145 dont insult me

[@michag4337]

"I'm not shooting anything I can't positively ID" THANK YOU. went to buy a new pistol in march and the guy at this new gun shop told me "you don't need a light, just aim the laser at the silhouette and you'll be fine." Jesus Christ I couldn't imagine being like "i'm cool smoking that based on my assumptions." I also I love how you push home "you can and should carry, but you also must be proficient and accountable for that weapon" The number of guys I know who carry and never go to the range, or don't practice the basics you've talked about is baffling. It's like having a car but never learning to drive. What's the point in carrying if you're just as likely to hit someone you're not aiming at as you are the person you are aiming at? A well armed society is a polite society, but a well armed society that doesn't practice with their weapons is fucking terrifying.

[@theDemong0d]

That last sentence is an awesome quote

[@shamanschlong]

It makes it even scarier when those guys actually believe they're capable of using their firearms.

[@stephenblum1078]

Gentlemen, I haven’t shot much since 2000 and not at all for the last 10 yrs. Aging, I doubt that I will ever miss since unlikely that I’m aiming at any human who ain’t close up and threatening. I still clean my glocks and mossberg and my guns from the 60s but my hands hurt. Ha ha have fun

[@jurysout798]

Imagine caring enough about what a gun store owner thinks to post it online.

[@ptralx3122]

its scary how many people out there don't know how to use the weapon that they got for themselves. not sure if they realize that bullets can ricochet lol

[@Ekklesia803]

1:18 Belt _(kore, ciguera, blue alpha, flagrant beard, hanks)_ 3:24 Holster 10:30 Gun 13:09 Ammunition 15:05 Optics 16:15 Weapon Light 17:46 Internal Changes 18:05 Slide Work 18:17 Stippling 18:43 Drawing 19:59 Magazine Cycling 20:40 Consistency

[@jonathanmonk9397]

bless you

[@orckiller91]

Not all heros wear capes

[@medicchester]

Good 👍

[@kristoffgreenslade3783]

The greatest.

[@watchmen617]

@@xWarEternalx thank you, helps with my research

[@raytard96]

Pro tip: You dont have to worry about your shirt getting in the way if you wear exclusively crop tops.

[@operatpoor9445]

……………………………I can find no flaws in this logic.

[@dick-parker]

Thanks bro!🇺🇸

[@zyourzgrandzmaz]

croc top fanny back and booty shorts with socks and sandals.

[@kcscustom9759]

lol good tip, but I don’t believe you’re concealed carrying at that point 🤣

[@SomeDigitalGhost]

@@zyourzgrandzmaz Ah, the glowstick look.

[@Coldasjones]

“You have the more minimalist style” *holds up the chonkiest 92 and holster I’ve ever seen*

[@internetexpert8153]

My thoughts exactly

[@OneofCanadian34]

@Zachary Summach LAS Concealment shogun(?)

[@NEmasis2007]

😂 literally

[@wardengage4173]

@@OneofCanadian34 cant wait for the Shogun Makarov holster for appendix carry lmao

[@MyLonewolf25]

The 92 carries really well ironically

[@jsquared1013]

Great stuff as usual. However, I am going to make one comment regarding the seatbelt issue. You are more likely to get in a collision where you want your seatbelt to work properly than you are to get into a scenario that requires a draw from concealed while seated and belted in, so I would recommend against lifting the lap belt up/over/behind the holster. For a lap belt to work properly, it needs to lay on top of the "hip pointers" or wings of the pelvis, which for the vast majority of people is the same general area as the pants belt. When seated in a car, the "ideal" positioning of the seatbelt might actually be _below_ your pants belt (unless you're wearing super low-rise/low-waist pants or some such). Having the seatbelt above the pants belt by a significant margin (closer to the belly button) means that the belt is not covering the pelvis, and hence instead of a strong bony structure with skeletal support, it is rather "restraining" the soft tissue of the lower abdomen. And yes, it is "soft tissue" regardless of how ripped your 6-pack is, because large structural bones are far stronger in compression than any muscle group. In a crash, this bad placement of the lap belt can cause significant bruising and internal injuries, as well as possible lower spinal damage and increased likelihood of "submarining" the lap belt -- meaning your hips slide forward under the lap belt and pull your torso down and forwards through the lap belt, like a submarine slipping under the surface of the water -- which can lead to knees striking the under-dash panel which increases likelihood of knee/femur injuries. Proper seatbelt positioning would essentially have the seatbelt more or less overlap your gun carry belt if not slightly lower, overlapping the body of the holster, and while I've been living overseas for the past few years and hence haven't been in a car with a modern carry holster, I imagine it wouldn't be that much more uncomfortable than carrying in a regular chair sitting position with the pants belt cinched down a bit more. And in any case, this positioning of the lap belt still leaves the grip of the pistol completely free, since the seatbelt is down by the trigger guard area of the holster, so you'd still have decent access to draw in the event that it's needed (not much different to drawing from seated in an office chair or restaurant booth besides the limited lateral mobility and the steering wheel in the way like the restaurant table). Anyway, just my $0.03 (inflation), and as usual your individual situation, priorities, and clothes/gear/seat fitment will dictate.

[@hunterb4663]

The upcharge for inflation had me rolling lol

[@redwall1521]

@@hunterb4663 same lol. I'm going to start using it

[@Richard.Cabeza]

Clearly stated as to the proper placement of seatbelt. Can’t be stressed enough.

[@zebrachair2264]

We’ll to me it depends on your situation are you more likely to crash and need a seat belt or more likely to get shot at in Chicago in taking my chances that I won’t crash but in Utah I’m pretty sure ima need that seat belt more than a gun it really all depends pros and cons to every opinion

[@frogs_under_your_bed]

@@zebrachair2264 you're more likely to get in a fatal car accident in chicago than in a fatal shooting. You're more likely to get in a car accident in utah than a firefight anywhere in america. bro hop off the gun crime train. car accidents are way way more likely.

[@Doubler2324]

Having been to prison many years ago I still prefer to carry rectally.

[@lennybrewster4673]

The ol' prison wallet

[@nagaviper1169]

(Insert vomiting)

[@popacap21]

Anal carry is for the truest of bros

[@adamcaudell1643]

Ranger pocket

[@davidburns7905]

😂

[@sivispacem1]

Who ever is reading this, may you find plentiful ammo in the caliber you desire!

[@frinkleboop9963]

The holy garlic bread!!!! It is risen!!!

[@inlandbhsk8r]

You’re a kind soul

[@logoseven3365]

@@jacobel2684 Was shopping for a pistol for my wife yesterday, the sales girl, best thing that could’ve happened for my wife’s sake, shows her .45 1911 (purple!?). Nice. Edit: bought it. Advice to gun shops; have COMPETENT females on your sales team. $500 sale because someone spoke my wife’s language AND knew guns.

[@charleshetrick3152]

Caliber yes, plentiful yes, ridiculously expensive also yes.

[@schmit55]

@@jacobel2684 .40 is available right now. Lol. The guns were free months ago

[@The_PotionSeller]

"Make sure you train, not just in shooting, but in everything. Hand to hand, ect." >Me watching this eating a McGangbang with a medium fry: interesting

[@medicineman6454]

I'm so happy someone else knows what a McGangbang is

[@bencrane8505]

@@medicineman6454 ever had the Mc10:35? Slap an egg McMuffin inside a McDouble.

[@Youtubeuser1aa]

Contingency: shit your pants post mcgangbang... instant repellant

[@robertkidnley93]

Oh yeah I could totally take that 6'7" 280 pound nfl line backer while holding a churro in my hand

[@LG-mj5ns]

McGangbang?

[@tonyhull9427]

For those with a little more “survival weight”, (I love that phrase, I plan on using it from now on 😂), here is one more reason to jettison that weight: you can conceal carry in the appendix position. In addition to this tactical advantage, losing that extra energy store will improve your reaction time, mental clarity, and physical stamina.

[@BalrogUdun]

Also doesn’t hurt in the ladies dept

[@grantw6793]

I was wondering if anyone else caught that bit lol

[@Q5000]

Ya that was hilarious. But ya, otherwise you have to lift more than just your shirt lol.

[@Cichlid_Visuals]

yea and when there is no food on shelves or animals to kill and eat you will starve to death much faster lol

[@lo-rez]

I like how we can joke about it and no one's all "ThAtS BODYSHAMING!!!1!"

[@pixelpopproductions1745]

Carrying in a vehicle would be a good topic flannel lord

[@dukebeach1]

Agreed. We all spend so much time in our vehicles, yet I rarely see YT gun guys go over this topic. I carry IWB 4 o’clock and with a seatbelt on, there is no way I can get to my weapon quickly. I picked up a Ruger 357 wheel gun that I now keep in the center console, but rarely train with it.

[@Noel-nu7hq]

If you want a holster to wear get a cross draw. That’s all I can say on that topic.

[@nathandosch2503]

@@Noel-nu7hq That's all you 'can say', or all you 'will say'?

[@Euan_Miller43]

Nick K showed how he rolled

[@Clonetrooper27]

Also while riding a bike

[@partainbanner]

Ammo is expensive and hard to find! So I have been cc a blunderbuss. I pack it with steal shot and confetti. So we can celebrate with style 💥🥳👌

[@JohnSmith-yx8kf]

Keep your spare change in your blunderbuss. Space efficiency.

[@elvispresley2542]

🤣🤣🤣

[@elvispresley2542]

It's coming to that.

[@kerbalairforce8802]

Technically, muzzleloaders aren't considered "guns" in some states, so you could strap up like Blackbeard and carry 6 wheel lock pistols.

[@pacbear6113]

I never attach a flashlight to my gun. I just wear a headlamp wherever I go. 10/10 would recommend.

[@TheRepublicOfJohn]

So basic... I got glow-in-the-dark face tattoos and I sleep with a halogen work lamp turned on and clamped to the headboard so I never have to worry about dead batteries.

[@RK-ze1ic]

@@TheRepublicOfJohn 😂😂😂😂

[@dfull31]

It’s cool to see the evolution of his channel. The confidence he displays in his current videos are awesome and hilarious. Love the Channel dude you are a Gem here on KZbin

[@brianlakwaz2825]

I have a friend that got into a motorcycle wreck at 60mph and fell on his handgun. He was carrying a cz shadow 2 with a Holosun 508t and the optic wasn’t even scratched, still works and holds zero like a charm.

[@MrRobuo]

Of course, your friend broke his hip and walks with a limp to this very day.

[@dw4940]

@@MrRobuo you talking bout fifty cent?

[@LarsAndersenFrihed]

That's one hell of a big gun to haul around.

[@cyanideinmycereal1077]

Does your friend still work? At all?

[@shawndashno6022]

It better for $2k+ lol

[@TheGunfighter45acp]

Kindness does count. If you draw your weapon more times in a day than you smile, well you have something else to train about.

[@itswaferrzz5782]

Most people don’t draw their weapon at all in a single day seriously some days I forget I have it on me lol

[@dksdg]

Right, knew a guy who told me basically daily about how he almost had to fight someone, Really? That’s not normal man, didn’t happen to me today.

[@santafe2178]

@@dksdg his inner demons

[@nobodyimportant9127]

Unless your gun is named "kindness"...than you can kill people with kindness

[@jacobcastro1885]

Interesting take. Reminds me that I've been in more gunfights in Tacoma than in Baghdad.

[@centuryt7043]

The vast majority of civilian defensive encounters with a handgun involve shooting distances of 7 yards or less, most even 3 yards or less. At that distance, the ammo type will not determine whether or you hit the target, but FMJ will definitely make it more likely that you over penetrate. And you are accountable for every round that leaves your muzzle.

[@jobama3588]

That's why uscca is a sponsor

[@inFAIMous03]

That’s why a carry a 22 😂😂😂

[@inFAIMous03]

@@TheSkidds I was being sarcastic

[@inFAIMous03]

@@TheSkidds I share your fear but 22 better than a sharp stick is what they tell me

[@getleft1123]

@@inFAIMous03 about half of the deaths related to firearms in america are from a .22 bullet, dont be mistaken if it hits you in the wrong spot your gonna drop like any other bullet.

[@DemothHymside]

One thing I BEG people who conceal carry is to hold yourself to a higher standard, not only in how good you are with your gun, but to do everything to de-escalate situations. In my state, we've had several incidents recently in my city where someone is legally concealed carrying, and they don't remove themselves from a confrontation, causing tempers to continue flaring, but they won't just back down because, "fuck you, I have a gun", and then someone loses their life over something incredibly stupid when it didn't need to keep heading in that direction.

[@ughmas]

this is literally the first thing you are supposed to learn in your CC class

[@chrismorisch5590]

This is what I was taught bye my grandfather who was a Vietnam vet he an my grandmother pretty much raised me and I am thankful for that

[@mikemichaelson120]

yup, there are a lot of people who get drunk on the power of having a firearm and lose all regard for the responsibility that comes with one too. Use it if you NEED to, it is a last resort. Don't use it to protect your own ego.

[@ghostintheknl583]

@@mikemichaelson120 Words of wisdom

[@jurysout798]

You must be a world class trainer. At least in video games based on your YT channel. Everyone should trust you over anything GT says. amirite

[@sandakureva]

"If you CAN concealed carry, you SHOULD concealed carry." Good advice.

[@RealRedHotSteele]

Garand thumb: this is just what I do Everyone: I also now do this

[@KamikazKid]

I was like mhmm, mhmm, mhmm, wait NO what are you doing!? oh no baby no.

[@brentchuck1664]

124 Grain Nato you say? Done and done.

[@brentchuck1664]

@Hopeless "Good enough For NATO, AND good enough for Flannel Daddy." - The Weeb clenching his white box of Winchester 124g FMJ. "Bet you don't want to get shot by one." -Boomer Fudd

[@DGI82]

Who else carries the longest slide possible so they can tuck their shaft behind the holster to keep IT from printing?

[@glennrudolph]

That’s why I edc a suppressor

[@bullast2046]

Yea, I wish... Don’t need a long slide... just one of those dot bandaids that covers a pimple

[@aquilafasciata5781]

@@bullast2046 Honesty is more important than length 👀

[@iconicTacticsFirearmTraining]

Not a problem if you dress it left and master the art of deception

[@DJC3.]

That’s why I carry a 2 shot derringer 😩

[@landonreeves8076]

Loved the video. I am not used to concealed carry, but I am comfortable with open carry from my old job. All great info, but the moment you gave the advice to be kind and aware of others is when you got a new subscriber. I tell my son those same words everyday.

[@calvinnguyen6570]

I may conceal carry my weapon, but I’ll always open carry my daddy issues.

[@MrJosephAnthonySilva]

@Bob Cali First time?

[@juice_whoranit]

@@MrJosephAnthonySilva heh, no. Not my first time.

[@eazyeach1876]

Awesome. Even flew the joke right over someone’s head. Bonus point for that.

[@VanillaGorilla502]

Yaaaaasss Boo!

[@mw29]

Hey bro I think you need a hug

[@andresrojas1278]

Pro tip for you dads or dads-to-be, who carry appendix while driving: maternity seat belt adjuster. It keeps the waist belt away from your stomach so you can draw easily without snagging. My wife had one in every car when she was pregnant and I still use them

[@andresrojas1278]

@Jesse Robinson Rambo? I wouldn't go that far. Just an infantry Marine with 10+ years experience who carries every day. I've trained with the military, John McPhee and Tier One Group out in Arkansas, just to name a few. Seat belt is super important, always keep it on! No one wants to get shot, crash and then fly through the windshield. Which is why I ride the way I do, strap is still protecting you, it's just under your gut and braces your thighs a bit. No one ever said not to wear a seatbelt, especially me. Thank you for your time 🤙

[@andresrojas1278]

@Jesse Robinson thanks for the video suggestion. Always good to learn more.

[@noahjkeely]

I mean.. It's mainly the chest strap keeping you from going through the windshield anyway 🤷‍♂️

[@godsrm01]

Another good point would be to train your early warning radar. Train to avoid potential volatile situations in the first place. Listen to your gut and your instincts. Avoidance and descalation are always preferable to violent altercations.

[@MrRobuo]

far less paperwork also...

[@dw4940]

@@MrRobuo agreed! 2x

[@Shyvorix]

Better to run and end things with a much higher chance to live another day rather than an altercation to end violent and have a much higher chance of being put in the hospital (or the grave). All comes down to the situation at hand.

[@SojuLOL]

The kore essentials belt is what really made my edc an edc . It made me much more confident with my draw and consistency can’t recommend it enough

[@Garebare1]

My concealed carry belt isn’t the only thing that’s stiff

[@harveyknguyen]

your wallet's stiff too?

[@TheDarkLordDoom]

Hehe nice 👍

[@garrettsasser4565]

My bowels

[@Ojthemighty]

@Rü Bən nope needs to be stiff. He went over that right at the beginning

[@RicardoSanchez-es5wl]

Well duh the gun is stiff too

[@druidicnorse9]

"It's heavy, but the world's attitude is heavier."

[@TRIIGGAVELLI]

That was like a line out of the Joker.

[@Mr.Ionic1875]

"My attitude is fine, its the world that sucks" mean looking tabby cat poster framed in my media room.

[@druidicnorse9]

@Wiglaf Ursine Self-Preservation is a beautiful thing. Hail Nature !

[@lunchpin403]

Cringe

[@Mr.Ionic1875]

@Carmicha3l wilco

[@ABCDEFGHIJKELA...]

I've changed to a thicker, heavier belt, and my draws are far controllable, definitely a game changer. For me, the square edged, heavy leather belts perform better, but that is probably different from person to person. VERY good video btw, this should be "must see" type of informative video for anyone carrying a firearm. Very clear, very honest, and to the point. Thanks man.

[@shawndashno6022]

Agree 100%, a nice thick belt gives a stable anchor point for the draw. If it pulls up significantly before clearing the holster, put it back on the shelf.

[@elBusDriverKC]

I use 124g ball for training and then a duty ammo for carry. I’ve tried different rounds and found a good combo that shoots very similar. That being said a hit with ball ammo is better than a miss duty ammo.

[@DavidLLambertmobile]

I'm 51 & a Army veteran, 4yr. 1990s. I use 9x19mm +P mainly 124gr. In 2022, I carry 9mm bonded rounds; Winchester PDX1 or Golden Saber +P. I used to tote Hornady Critical Duty. 124gr +P. Over time, I've read & seen a lot of cadre, sworn LE saying Critical Duty rounds are not as ideal as Speer Gold Dot, HST, XTP, Golden Saber.

[@granite6196]

Mike- “And this video is brought to you by simplisafe.....” Me- **Double tap, Double tap, Double tap...**

[@Tuton25]

I guarantee you that KZbin will come out with a feature for creaters to block people from fast-forwarding through ads.

[@jeremiahleak9371]

@@Tuton25 I doubt it. KZbin makes no money from those sponsored sections, so im sure they'd prefer to push creators towards traditional ads

[@curtishoward8692]

Lol same

[@rxdoom1194]

Same

[@Tuton25]

@@jeremiahleak9371 I'm sure KZbin would charge for the feature and advertisers would insist on it so their ads get seen. Personally I wouldn't mind this system as it allows KZbin to get paid for hosting content that otherwise wouldn't be suitable for their general advertising.

[@mpwmu9041]

I Mexican carry with a belt I bought at Kohl's for $19.99.

[@kellymouton7242]

Hopefully it's a braided leather belt!🤠

[@pinejungleboogie3563]

Gang shit

[@eddyflo2978]

Would that be a dickies belt.?

[@Razor-gx2dq]

What does that even mean?

[@stevenbobbybills]

@Doodle bop A4roth fuck that

[@gbruceg5138]

If you ever, had the police lights light up your rear view mirror and realized you didn't have your driver's license, then pull over only to have the police car go right by and pull the car over that was ahead of you, then go ahead and hit that like button...

[@aharris87]

I am LE and every time the Fuzz pulls up behind me, I get that tingling feeling then when they drive by or turn... Back to Gangster Mode

[@chadhendrixson9840]

Also hit that like button if u pissed your pants in the process 🤣

[@gbruceg5138]

@@chadhendrixson9840 piss was among some of the others things that left my body that day. I just put my head down on the dash and said thank GOD!!!

[@opossumlord]

fuck dude, you got lucky there lol

[@bdurrance33193]

@@aharris87 same 🤘

[@BalrogUdun]

I learned the importance of a strong CC belt when I had to figure out how to carry in elastic waistband clothes. Just wear the belt under your pants and holster the weapon on it. Helps conceal it and doesn’t drag on your clothes also very secure especially if you carry a large revolver.

[@FueltheFires]

Finally... Someone talking sense about ammo and full sized weapons... Thank you for standing confidently for what you believe in... Keep FUELING the FIRE 👊🏻👊🏻

[@MatthewWilson4428]

"A lot of people make a big deal about size" Yeah my wife for instance...she wants full size, but all I've got is compact.

[@stevenbobbybills]

Could be worse. You could be like half of the other people in this comment section, apparently, and have a subcompact.

[@lousassle7509]

Derringer here

[@summ-tinng-wong]

@@lousassle7509 damn all i got is the ammo for it

[@jaysoncolbert6187]

Mine is a 2" but I know she doesn't mine using the neighbors full size when I'm deployed

[@silentype3008]

It's the caliber that counts.

[@cjc0522]

Imagine how mad the boomer who carries his 1911 in a leather holster at 6 o'clock would be if he could figure out how to work KZbin

[@Mrjohnnymoo1]

Oh, that might be me minus a few years lol. My 1911 was gifted to me at a young age and has been reliable, but the barrel jabs my junk in the front, and prints more than a laserjet on the sides so I'll take the paralysis when I get jumped in instead. Worst comes to worst, maybe it will make the bullets more deadly from getting cooked in the crack.

[@recondo886]

na, a 1911 has a safety. multiple safeties. you should learn more about the 1911 before that hate eats you up.

[@asabranch5107]

I keep my 1911 high noon in leather 😂

[@lennybrewster4673]

@@recondo886 totally want to reply with "it keeps me warm" in regards to the hate comment. Not often one gets to quote red dawn.

[@no_regerts5176]

@@lennybrewster4673 You also quoted that Macklemore song about being gay. “He keeps me warm.....he keeps me warm.....”

[@elcheeko8402]

I was always nervous about CC. even though I have a handgun carry permit. Surprisingly, It was a cop that actually motivated me to follow through. And buy a gun and CC.

[@ckoritko]

I love this dude’s community! These comments are priceless!

[@reedr1659]

If you've ever tricked out your gun with a light and RMR, then realized you can't find a holster without going custom... go ahead and hit that like button.

[@gamergeek8933]

Red dot hostlers are hard to find and a lot are terrible. Ended up with a van guard 2. 😢

[@reedr1659]

@@gamergeek8933 I've ordered four holsters from Vedder. Two of which were made for accessories: Hellcat w/ reflex sight, Glock 19 w/ Streamlight. Fit/ function on all the Vedder kydex holsters is excellent. I have another hybrid leather/kydex for my M&P Shield. That's also good, but retention is not adjustable and relies on body pressure. Less retention than all kydex. I have little experience with other brands, but have been happy with what I have from Vedder so far. I've used these holsters daily with no quality problems to date. Hope this helps. If you have recommendations, please reply.

[@eyesofseraph6530]

@@reedr1659 I got a holster from vetter after watching this video with the dot accessory. Hard to find anything for the Glock 41 a lot of the time, let alone with a single accessory.

[@swsogaming8730]

I bought a light to fit holster from multiple companies I didn’t just buy a light because I did do that and could find a holster so it went back to the store

[@AverageGrunt]

Wingman holsters are the way

[@tjd4874]

If you’ve ever thought you had to fart and it turned out to be a shart go ahead and hit that like button

[@cd4playa1245]

Lol!

[@doctorchaotic3415]

Liked

[@MrSupertim996]

Done it ✔️

[@Rich45464]

When a hot fart stays hot

[@tornut24]

I farted no more than one second before reading this

[@izzy8609]

Been wanting to take a ccw course and will finally go through with it on my 21st birthday! Research has helped alot and so has this video.

[@elijahparker7655]

Almost a year later. Did you get you ccw permit? Honestly hope you were able to.

[@wehrewulf]

a lot

[@extremeencounter7458]

One thing about leaving your mag compressed with ammo in it: it'll be fine. Springs do NOT get weak over time, compressed or depressed. Using them, as in cycling ammo through them, will cause metal fatigue and wear out the spring, however.

[@Azathoth43]

Imagine when people realize that the spring is slightly compressed when it's empty.

[@Shyvorix]

Don't older mags have that issue? I imagine newly made mags can handle millions of compression and decompression cycles no issue but mags say, made in the 70s (say for an AR) could have issues.

[@Power5]

Steel changes when you strain harden it. One bend and steel changes. Repeated bending and steel changes more. Eventually it becomes too hardened to bend anymore and will crack. How many times does it need to be bent before cracking? No idea.

[@randomkadrmas2630]

I have left my mags loaded for close to 10 years now and they have always functioned properly. I typically take the hollowpoints out at the range and load FMJ to shoot.

[@lo-rez]

​@@randomkadrmas2630 but but GT said to train with what you carry!😢

[@garrettburns5240]

Bruh I was hearing him talk like “carry what you practice most with” and I was like “no way the motherfucker carries FMJ” and he said it. Mind blown.

[@JohnSmith-yx8kf]

Makes sense. I’ve heard other channels talk about how people train with FMJs then stick +P+ stuff in their gun and wonder why the recoil is different. I think the best compromise would be just to test which defensive stuff shoots closest to your training ammo or vice-versa.

[@grimsurvivor]

Sig’s FMJs and HPs feel the same so I shoot each the same

[@schmit55]

@@grimsurvivor same as lawman and speer GD

[@f308gtb1977]

Pretty silly of him to carry FMJ and say it’s because of where it’s zeroed and what he practices with. He should know better. The difference between POI is measured in fractions of an inch in any self defense distances. (And you can still buy a few extra HP to learn where it hits at long range compared to FMJ if you regularly practice that far.) Zero with what HP you carry, buy training FMJ that’s somewhat close in recoil if really it means that much to you (it doesn’t matter but “you do you”), and then just accept the negligible difference in hits on target that you’ll probably NEVER EVEN NOTICE. And FMJ removes the thing that makes 9mm so competitive with its bigger brothers, which is modern defensive bullet technology.

[@rje4631]

I was surprised at his choice as well when Gold Dot and HST are things that exist. Then again I’m shooting 25 and in not out to 150. My cadence isn’t effected by standard pressure 9mm from 115 to 147. Carry 147 HST and Gold Dot and until the drought shot either AE 147 Federal Syntech Training match 147 or Lawman 147.

[@kianmarcial8884]

"Is that a gun on your pants or are you just happy to see me" -An AC-130 probably

[@omihurst]

🤣

[@JP-ex9fd]

I don't always unstow my 105, but when I do...

[@JohnSmith-yx8kf]

Both :3

[@KGBBooks]

Yes

[@bruce5648]

Glad to hear you say that I shoot Winchester White Box 9mm Luger Ammo 124 Grain Full Metal Jacket that is my range and carry ammo. And I use the Winchester white box on my Glock 21 Gen 4 Gen 5 MOS

[@johnbergeron5015]

@12:33 “Holy god I can’t hit anything with this” as I’m swerving down the interstate trying to hit deer with my truck.

[@ghfjdksla2]

Laughed too hard on this. Right on brutha.

[@ShepherdOfTheSilkies]

For those who replace their Red dot batteries often. Write down your zero adjustment the first time you zero it so when you swap batteries you just have to adjust then confirm your zero. Saves ammo and time

[@davidfischer5150]

For years I've been ashamed of the fact that I too carry FMJ rounds in my CCW piece. Thank you for giving me the courage to come out.

[@matthewmccurry1]

No, you should still be ashamed. Find some gold dots.

[@davidfischer5150]

I've been liberated by the flannel. Your admonitions are as hollow as my ammo isn't.

[@skinwalker69420]

But what if the bullet goes through and into someone else? That’s why hollow points are good for CCWs

[@theduranimal13]

Carry what you want my dude. I too carry FMJ

[@tangomantactical]

@@skinwalker69420 hopefully they guy behind they guy you shot is a threat too.

[@xdLaserwolf]

Hey man, you’ve helped me loosen up and find more humor in life.. thank you sir

[@mattheauchesterfield4465]

"I find night sights kinda weird because you can't ID a target so what the fuck are you aiming at" Somehow changed my perspective and made me laugh

[@kennyledbetter821]

No kidding. How ridiculous that I’ve never thought of it that way.

[@dgd947a15fl]

I don't understand why night sights would make you less able to ID your target that white dots.

[@epitaph3988]

@@dgd947a15fl You missed the point of the comment; of you’re in a situation where you actually need night sights, it would be too dark for you to ID what you’re aiming at.

[@dgd947a15fl]

@@epitaph3988 No, I understood the point. But there's nothing about having night sights that means you can't also have a mounted light. Your light illuminates the target, it doesn't illuminate your sights. So in any situation where you'd want additional illumination to hell you see your target, you probably also need additional illumination to help you see your sights.

[@ChrisMrPeligroBoone]

The whole point of night sights isn't to ID ur target. It's so that u can have 102% confidence about where ur gun is precisely pointing at. So u might not be able to see the target, but you will point in the direction with confidence lol

[@normwilson117]

whatever you decide to carry, be sure to train on it.. then you can argue in these forums about which trigger is best, which optic, which method of dropping the slide on reload is best, etc.; always grateful for garand thumb content and perspective

[@anthonymanuche5370]

Mike: "Leather is great for concealed carry" Me in my full body leather sex suit: "We are talking about two different things aren't we?"

[@keithjackson4985]

Dude! I'm rolling! Lol 😆 lol 😆 hilarious.

[@dieselfiend7517]

This comment is fucking awesome. 😂😂

[@JacksonWalter735]

Leather holsters are comfortable, but they can deform or bend over time/extended use if you get the ones that are form fitting to your gun. My uncle put a bullet through his butt cheeks because of this exact issue. The the leather holsters that aren't skin tight with a clip or strap over the grip to keep the gun in place are the perfect ones to me if I don't want a kydex holster or a neoprene one.

[@UFOjonathancastro]

😂

[@TommyG_0311]

Brilliant

[@wolffredd2664]

I use a nylon Kore belt and it’s awesome quality. I’ve been through several, a vedder cobra buckle belt, blue alpha gear hydrid edc belt, versacarry leather belt... and so on. Kore is the best. I even use it for OWB, 2 pistol mags and an AR mag, and small med kit when I go to the range. Works amazingly and stays secure even with extra weight, so IWB is easy work for it.

[@xtreampb6309]

Military asked me to conceal carry my issued weapon when I went on one of my patrols in the local village. I was issued an M16A2.

[@kerbalairforce8802]

Break out the old dress blues trench coat

[@tommysoulz]

Down your pants

[@ra803g6]

I detect this comment lacks truthyness

[@CNT12696]

Break out the cape!

[@jonuldrick]

We had that happen when deployed to Africa. Bunch of us walking around in civvies and carrying camping chair bags with M4s in them. Nothing suspicious there. Lol. I was issued an M9 so concealment was pretty easy for me.

[@mongo5564]

I cycle duty ammo once a year when it’s issued. Speer Gold Dot 124 is expensive stuff, I ain’t made if money.

[@CG-wk6oe]

Great video, covered a lot of important points. Former Army SF guy here. Here knows what he is talking about in this video. Please listen to his advice. Gave me some important reminders. Thanks for making this video!!!!!👍👍

[@DavidLLambertmobile]

I don't agree with all of GT, Mike points but he does bring up a few things. I use 3 dot Trijicon night sights. HD orange or with my Glock 22 MOS gen 5, big suppressor style. I also add a few Glock parts. Tango Down slide stop, Vickers magazine release(left hand). Glock Store slide lock(great for any carry or 🚔 type Glocks), sometimes I get LWD 🐺 extractors & Double Diamond 3.5lb connector.

[@mrflynn510]

Thank you for starting off with the BELT! I harp on belts to my carrying friends every chance I get.

[@throwindirt9187]

"Those of you with more survival weight". Thanks for calling me fat and not making me feel bad about it

[@andrewrash1931]

I have 3 guns that I regularly switch between when carrying concealed. I have different reason and holster for each one. 1. FN FNS-9C, 9mm Sub-Compact carried in a kydex IWB holster in a 3 o’clock position. Works good for me, reliable, and easy to use and comfortable to wear for 10 hours at a time. 2. Sig Sauer P220, .45 Full Size, Carried in a Galco leather shoulder holster. I have other holsters for this gun but the shoulder holster is 95% of how I carry it. (This was the first handgun in a real caliber I ever shot, my dad carried his as his duty gun in law enforcement back in the 90’s and kept his when the department changed over to Glock. I grew up shooting his P220. And decided to buy one of my own a few weeks back and it’s made its way into my carry options.) 3. Glock 43, 9mm I have two holsters a dedicated ankle holster (I Personal don’t like carrying on the ankle) as well as a second ankle holster that also doubles as a front right pocket holster. That is my primary option for short trips where I’m not expecting to be out of the house for more then 30 minutes.

[@brandonmontemayor8178]

I’ve always concealed Glock 19 Gen 3, same reason, I’ve always had this firearm and I’ve had it for a long time. With that being said, I have had ZERO issues with it living in Alaska. Always reliable for me, even in low negative temps.

[@davidchaney6745]

This is literally perfect timing. I turned old enough to conceal carry about 5 months ago and finally got enough money to buy my first gun last week. Thanks for the help!

[@dylconnaway9976]

Just please take some courses and practice 1st. As of last year, concealed carriers are just as dangerous to innocent people as they are to actual bad guys. That 100% needs to change if we want to keep our rights.

[@davidchaney6745]

@@dylconnaway9976 I couldn't agree more.

[@dw4940]

How are things going with life now that its been one year

[@nightbreed141]

I saw all the flaws that Trex Arms holsters had then I started looking for a holster that had remedied these flaws and then I found two companies that both remedy these problems in their own ways ! Tier 1 Concealment and Slim Fit Holsters are the kings of holsters with the highest amount of firearms and weapon light combinations on the market !!! I love both of these holster companies !!!

[@artvibes8295]

“Survival weight” lmao

[@MrJosephAnthonySilva]

@PARK ALL HAIL THE BROODWICH!!!

[@ToolTalkGarage1]

@@MrJosephAnthonySilva Forged in darkness from wheat harvested in hell's half acre, baked by Beelzebub.

[@robertfoote3255]

@PARK Pre tribulation rapture is a hoax pushed by the church......not by the word of Jesus! For those who endure to the end will be saved!

[@michaelanderson548]

I've been wearing a Hank's belt for about 4 years now. Carries my OWB holster, pistol, second mag holder, and EDC carry pouch that has my Leatherman Wave, Fenix light, and a Boker pen.

[@TheSpecialJ11]

I bought one of their belts 6 years ago before I even got into concealed carry and it's still going strong. Now that I'm working on getting my CCL I'm planning on buying another of theirs and getting a thicker and wider one, as the one I bought was a bit thinner. I love their belts.

[@MerrittBenton]

Fat guy (survival weight) here. Appendix is still best. Don't be scared. Get a good belt.

[@johnneill5960]

Merritt Benton I don't prefer the word fat , "morbidly obese" is my preferred term. Appendix NO thank you .... me and my Di$& have been together for almost 50 years .

[@MerrittBenton]

@@johnneill5960 I also have have a strong bond with my nether region. I've never seen anyone else do this, but I stick my hand on the back side of the holster and angle it away from me while I'm holstering. . I never point it at myself. Maybe just because I got small junk. As another option, you can also never re holster while it is on. Meaning you only draw from the holster when it's carry position. Take off of belt to re holster and then re secure. The putting back part is way scary. The draw part is not so much. Just some obese guy thoughts.

[@johnneill5960]

Merritt Benton I'm a recent " fat body " I was always in great shape , but after years of being in the service taking its toll on me and alas a RPG in 2014 I'm unable to do nearly as much as I was able to do to my injuries. I been carrying conceal since I was 21. Now I've had to adjust what I carry and where I carry it do to my injury and age . It happens. Believe it or not boys you won't always be in your prime and that is when you should carry and rely on life experience even more .

[@kaleba819]

Get a “deep conceal” holster at let the pudge hang over.

[@timr4362]

Got a good belt and carry a glock 19x appendix no issues. Fat guy out

[@DM-jo3cn]

Anyone else come to this channel just for the soothingly confident way this man speaks?

[@carsngunsgobless]

he’s the best commentator when talking *but the best operator at the range*

[@CarelessVagabond]

I gotta say that's one of the most professional cc tutorials I've ever seen. Mighty fine job Mr Thumb 👍

[@hidalgofritz5538]

"Everyone has something they're going through." *goes through the comments*

[@stevenbobbybills]

I guess you're going through the comments too, huh.

[@KGBBooks]

If you empty an entire magazine in a self-defense scenario, you’ll be on the local TV news. If you need to reload, they’ll make a movie about your life.

[@nobodyimportant9127]

Should have carried .45 Let the games begin....

[@ryanpeck3377]

Shit happens...mags can fail, mags can jam, mag could get accidentally released and end up on the ground or any number of things. So why not carry a spare? Plus for me the spare helps “smooth out” my waist, makes it actually conceal better by looking like im fatter and not have a weird bulge

[@alaskajohn907]

Nice, you're a fortune teller

[@kerbalairforce8802]

As it turns out, most people in a high stress situation empty the gun thinking they've only fired 5 rounds. If you dump a 7rd mag from a compact into a gang banger and it slide locks, his buddy can see that your gun is empty, and you'll want to make it not-empty ASAP.

[@KGBBooks]

@@kerbalairforce8802 To be clear, I’m not making fun of people who carry an extra mag. It’s a good idea for the reasons others have mentioned, i.e. malfunctions happen. The purpose of a carry gun is to escape a bad situation with your life, not stick around for an extended firefight. Most civilian self-defense shootings are over in three shots at most. If you dump an entire mag in a gangbanger’s general direction, he’ll either run or be dead. If a civilian needs to reload because he’s facing multiple attackers then, live or die, there’ll be a movie about his life.

[@gaijin_5569]

Sign: no weapons allowed Concealed carriers: yeah, fuck that 😎

[@summ-tinng-wong]

It says "weapons" not a cordless hole puncher😁🔫

[@squidy4082]

Should you still conceal carry going into a place with a no gun sign ?

[@dwells3536]

@@squidy4082 It’s your choice really. Just make sure no one sees it and you should be good, it is concealed carrying after all, whole point is no one knows you have it. If an employee does approach you about carrying just kindly say you’ll leave and walk out. Should be no problem. 👍 If it escalates into being a big deal though and police get involved, you will most likely deal with some punishment. I will add that I’m mainly talking about grocery stores, movie theaters, etc. Read your state laws where they specifically state places you’re not allowed to carry and I wouldn’t take the chance.

[@squidy4082]

@@dwells3536 I just thinks it’s absolutely crazy how there’s signs and policies for them not to conceal carry but they act like a criminal is gonna follow the law and sign to not bring it in, most mass shootings happen is “gun free” zones

[@summ-tinng-wong]

@@squidy4082 what they don't know doesn't hurt

[@XdnBlackmag]

Complete respect for appreciating the AC-130. Former MX and IT tech on the AC-130w.

[@user-zj2mb3sp3x]

I'VE BEEN LARPING MORE NOW BECAUSE OF YOU. WHEN I GET WEIRD LOOKS I GIVE THE HEAD NOD. THE COVID MASKS ENABLE ME TO WEAR MY MIRA CM-7M TO THE GROCERY STORE. WHAT POINT IS THERE IN OWNING G3 CRYE OUTFITS IF I CANT WEAR THEM!

[@blarghinatelazer9394]

I can't tell if this is serious or not, and really, that's the beauty of the comments section here.

[@lennybrewster4673]

I wear a full gas mask at Costco 👍

[@Don_Neto_Jr.]

Cyberdyne Systems T-800 Terminator: " I conceal carry a Plasma Rifle in a 40 Watt Range ".

[@MotoTrooper]

Hey, you can't do that

[@andrewharvey1777]

They also conceal an UZI 9mm, the 12g autoloader, and the .45 long slide with laser sighting

[@ScarredCitizen]

@@MotoTrooper "Wrong."

[@keithjackson4985]

That, was funny. 😆😆 lol

[@treverdavis5881]

That t-800 has never seen the internet. All you need is 9mm. Everything else is junk . Lol

[@jacobmurphy4158]

"If you want to show off those muscles " Clearly daddy doesn't know his audience

[@JohnDoe-vv3id]

True

[@ramrodnj]

Taking my consealed cart class in New Jersey. 35 years old and never thought I would be able to get this right back. In nyc too! I feel like I’m in bizaro world

[@motosickle2491]

Went to the tailor to get measured for a buddies wedding a couple months ago, forgot to take my pistol off, he was measuring my waist...we made eye contact. I giggled

[@Room-qd7pl]

Same thing happened to me a couple years ago. He asked if I wanted to remove it. I said no It will be there during the wedding too

[@50shadesofcerakote]

yo same haha except i was in maryland, as a pa resident. i just went, "whoops"

[@motosickle2491]

@@50shadesofcerakote oh shit man Maryland don’t mess around lol I’m a wv resident

[@__stopit__5259]

Same thing a couple months ago getting tailored

[@f308gtb1977]

Went through it twice for my wedding and my brother’s, but l’m in TN, so had I not fitted for the gun, the guy probably would have asked where it was and why didn’t I have it on.🤣

[@alexanderm8880]

If TruGlo would release their TFX PRO front sights by themselves I think they'd make a ton of money.

[@brucealfonsoacero]

Or a blacked out rear with only tritium.

[@alexanderm8880]

@@brucealfonsoacero Ameriglo makes Hackathorn sights like that and they're awesome. I just want tritium and a fiber optic front sight. 😂

[@xX0Isaac0Xx]

“For my individuals out there who have a little bit more survival weight” 😂😂😂 I died when you said that. Thank you for including us Garandthumb!

[@bruce5648]

I wish somebody would make a good training video for old men that are handicapped like having your knees replaced or hips that can't run around and do all that stuff like most of these training videos. May I say this is a great video thank you

[@DrewishAF]

For my EDC pistol, I ended up going with an RM08 (dual illuminated; green 12.9 triangle). Yes, it does get a bit dim indoors but I also use a nightstick 850xls with irons cowitnessed to the RMR. The reason is that on 2 of my other pistols that had optics, each had bottom batteries that needed replacing every year-ish. The first time I replaced my first battery, the mounting screws stripped the threads. The second one sheared off 1 screw and the head stripped in the other. All of these were screws that came with the original typical semi-permanent thread locker and everything was installed 100% to spec (12-20 in/lb) with a torque wrench. I couldn't use the usual blackout bits so I ended up snapping the optic off, backing the threaded end out, buying a new mounting plate/screws, and having to reinstall. One of the screws that holds the plate onto the slide stripped also, meaning I had to re-tap the slide. It was all insanely arduous and infuriating considering it was a very basic task on a very refined gun with a top-end optic being performed by a highly experienced fabricator/gunsmith. With the RM08, I never have to remove the optic so I used heavy duty thread locker and have not had a single issue since. I always HIGHLY recommend that you use an optic on your slide that does not need to be removed for any reason. There are awesome sights that have top-load or side-load battery trays or there are the fiber optic and tritium sights that are good for 12-15 years (for the tritium) and get brighter outdoors than ANY other sight. I'll take the dim reticle in dark areas (still able to cowitness irons) for 12 years over stripping screws and tapping threads every year. Hell, I probably won't even have the pistol for 12 years since I love the trading game. Peace y'all, and keep one in the pipe!

[@dexxboii3080]

The lack of a musical intro damn near gave me a heart attack

[@B1rdTheW0rd]

The information in this video was gold. Thank you man. My current CC gun is an M&P Shield compact but learned today after firing it for the first time that I need a bigger gun. Can shoot it just fine, but it’s just small enough to where I don’t feel confident about my grip in a quick draw.

[@Mountain_Soldier]

This!!!! I started with that same weapon, a Shield 2.0, but after a couple of years shooting it, for some reason it was hard to stay on target. Not because I didn’t have the training, but because the weapon itself. I switched to a G19X for conceal carry, and boy, what a difference. Now, concealing a full size grip like the G19X it’s a little more challenging, but doable nonetheless.

[@atomictacco]

Same, I found that my recoil control and follow up shots with compact frames were not at a standard I felt comfortable with. I carry a Sig P320 full size now, and I'm much more comfortable with my shooting ability, even if concealment is a bit more of a challenge. I just buy my shirts a size up.

[@DavidLLambertmobile]

I say carry the largest gun in the largest caliber that meets your lifestyle, habits, needs. At a min; .380acp or .38spl +P. Most can do fine with a 9mm +P load or a .40, 10mm. Always carry a extra mag or a 2nd gun(back up) too. Things CAN go wrong! 😬

[@patriotsouthern8123]

My go to belt is the comfort concealment belt. It’s comfy as hell and I can wear any pants or shorts or gym shorts or even a bathing suit with it. It’s super sturdy when on. Can’t explain enough how much I love it.

[@hagridsbeardguy1399]

Bro what mic do you use? Your audio is so buttery and it's such an underrated value when looking at youtube content creators.

[@cat19649]

I would bet its a shotgun mic on top the camera and the butteriness comes from a good sound proof room. Foam panels, carpet, and no ambient sound.

[@Nuke-China]

If you've ever carried in a state that didn't have reciprocity with your state, go ahead and hit that thumbs up.

[@Jarred8281]

Nice try fed boi

[@pewpew2204]

😬😬

[@andresrojas1278]

Vegas. Shot Show.

[@clamum]

ATF boi: "How do you do, fellow gun shooters?"

[@stevenbobbybills]

Me liking the comment despite not having done it to throw off the Feds and give everyone else plausible deniability

[@EF97_227]

You always close with a positive message, hands down the best guntube channel. Peace, love, and firearms✌🏼♥️☮️

[@shawnbialkowski5380]

First time gun owner here. I appreciate your videos brother.

[@HuntFishShootChannel]

You cover some excellent points and speak about stuff most don’t think about. You can’t protect life unless you train! Thanks for the awesome video! This is probably a topic we will cover on our channel as well in addition to mindset! Great video 👍

[@tylerb556]

I'm here to remind you that concealed carry permits are a violation of your natural right of self defense

[@prestonhines5395]

I’m here to remind you that age restrictions on firearm purchases are also a violation of your natural right to self defense.

[@JEST3R_]

@@prestonhines5395 I'm here to remind you every restriction on firearm ownership is an infringement

[@Not-a-bot222]

@Chad V you Sir just made me laugh

[@mediocrefloridaman]

#constitutionalcarry MAKE OPEN CARRY GREAT AGAIN!

[@DavidLLambertmobile]

Thanks honey! Stay in the truck! ✅

[@MikeyRamone00]

21:07 “It is absolutely your right to conceal carry.” *cries in California*

[@dongquixote7138]

F

[@petermchaney3580]

Just always be on your way to go fishing.

[@iwantlee9510]

@@petermchaney3580 True. Keep fishing gear in the car at all times, so yu have an excuse.

[@walt3719]

Just get that local judge to sign your petition that you're in fear for your life due to some particular reason. Or just be fishing always.

[@MikeyRamone00]

@@walt3719 Ah you would think, but CA being the dumbass state it is, you require a sheriff to sign off on the permit. Not a judge. 😬 Oh and it’s at the discretion of the Sheriff themselves personally. Not the office, but THE sheriff. I’ll have to research about always going fishing. And boating accidents. Edit: for clarity

[@jormar6]

So glad you addressed the ammo thing. I've always thought it nuts to train with one thing but carry another.

[@himawaricopter]

Good tutorial that I will forward to my friends newly interested in concealed carry. Thanks Mike.

[@EDCAdventures1991]

Been wearing your belt with my 19x for the past few months. Absolutely fantastic. Tried Klik,5.11 and others none were comfortable

[@Herndog70]

Good video great advise and the pointers for new CCW shooters. Don't be Gucci, train on what you can afford and is reliable.

[@daves5765]

I got tired of crunching my nutz with appendix carry which is why I now carry at 2:45 ish....slightly forward of 3 o'clock. It has proven to be just as fast after training in that carry position for years. My on-target hit, drawn from concealment, is sub .8 of a second. How ever you carry, training is the key...train a shit ton as you said in the video. Great video!

[@snicklefritzd3612]

I recommend carrying appendix even if you do have survival weight. The discomfort will motivate you to drop the donut

[@MADExotix]

Based.

[@dongquixote7138]

Your mom motivates me to drop the donut.

[@snicklefritzd3612]

@@dongquixote7138 that's kinda gross, I am in my mid 40's and my mom died in August. But thanks for the memories.

[@nagaviper1169]

So true