Some food for thought...does your holster and carry position limit you?
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Can you draw from concealment...in less than ideal positions?
Got this covered,
Drawing from concealment in my car with the seat belt on is really awkward.
No. My carry gun stays in my holster . My back up pistol stays in my pocket and I have a car gun I keep handy when on the road and hidden when I'm not traveling . I practice shooting from my vehicles from time to time. Just takes practice
Practice ! Click it or ticket .
Hell, these days I'm doing great if I can whip it out pee from just an unzipped fly without cutting myself on the zipper. Old age sucks.
Hey take it slow. Nice & smooth. Youngsters these days are stupid. They won't expect a nice older fellow to be grabbing for a .45 and not his wallet
If you can’t draw your weapon with either hand from any position you may find yourself in, I would submit that your carry location is suboptimal
He may be right about less than optimal. Many people fantasize about needing the ability to draw and return fire. I don't, I am no longer a LEO and don't need to have that capacity. I deep carry a subcompact.45. If I'm going to be shooting, If and when I shoot, it will be the last surprise of their lives.
I am almost 60 and have carried most of my adult life. I never had to discharge my weapon on the job or in self defense.
It seems to me that some people don't have the proper situational awareness and naively wander into a situation that they could have avoided. I am perfectly happy to know that I have it and nobody else will ever know until it's too late.
He may be right about less than optimal. Many people fantasize about needing the ability to draw and return fire. I don't, I am no longer a LEO and don't need to have that capacity. I deep carry a subcompact.45. If I'm going to be shooting, If and when I shoot, it will be the last surprise of their lives.
I am almost 60 and have carried most of my adult life. I never had to discharge my weapon on the job or in self defense.
It seems to me that some people don't have the proper situational awareness and naively wander into a situation that they could have avoided. I am perfectly happy to know that I have it and nobody else will ever know until it's too late.
It's true. I hear people every day who don't even know what highway , direction or exit they are near . I don't know how some people are still alive
We don't have any thug s*** going on up here in Blue Ridge. My main SD worry is rabid foxes and raccoons. Even the black bears don't mess with us.
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