I carry a Kel-Tec P3AT (.380 acp) in a front pocket holster anytime I leave the house. This is my deep conceal option that I wear to work. When on my own time, I carry a Glock 29 10mm in an AlienGear OWB. I originally didn't like the plastic holsters but they did grow on me, especially during the summer. My old leather would sometimes get soaked and take a day or so to dry out fully.
I just tuck my officer's 1911 in my waistband. The roll of fat that hangs over pretty well conceals it, and it's a stainless model, so rust from the sweat isn't an issue.
Glock 17 in sticky holster in front pocket. Just have to remember my phone is in the cargo pocket
This post presents a good question. Do you train with your carry gun, can you clear garments or get it out of your pocket and get rounds on target quickly if needed.
I carry a Glock 19.4 in a Zorn kydex “skinny rig” IWB at about 4 o’clock. I practice clearing garments and getting effective hits at least once a week. My draw to first shot is around 1.5 seconds and in a life threatening situation that is to slow. I think we should be able to consistently hit an 8” circle at 5 yards in under 2 seconds.
Does anyone else have a trading plan or drills they can share to improve time to get rounds on target from concealment.
I haven`t shot it hardly since the ammo shortage. It`s a DB9 in a good holster so I can easily clear the holster and put a couple of rounds on a paper plate within about 14ft...
Hardly the stuff of legends but enough to inspire them keep their hands to themselves!
Just wear Columbia fishing shirts. They're so poofy you could hide dual desert eagles under them. Plus they're really comfortable in the Summer. All that ventilation really makes a big difference, even compared to just a t shirt.
