One of the most common questions I get is what to do once you have your concealed carry permit. Students who have taken a concealed carry class or friends who have just gotten their permit in the mail inevitably ask: Now what? What are my next steps for Concealed Carry? While different people may have…
Most new gun owners don’t expect to suck at firearms. You go out and purchase your first firearm for personal defense, whether concealed carry or home defense. You want to be proficient in protecting yourself, so you dry fire, watch videos online demonstrating technique, and read articles about shooting theory. When you are finally ready…
Car carry is simultaneously one of the more important elements of concealed carry and one of the toughest to train. Dry fire in a car is hard enough to do, between finding a safe direction to practice your draw, setting up a meaningful target to aim at, and not freaking out your neighbors in the…
When I started carrying, I started like most people, carrying strong side. I had a holster I liked, and generally found the setup worked for me. For over five years, I carried at around 2 O’clock every day. I had heard people talk about appendix carry, but I didn’t think it would work for me,…
