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OWFG CCW Chic. Or Not.

October 20, 2011

I reckon the sound of ripping fabric would probably lead observers to conclude that the OFWG was experiencing a weight-related wardrobe malfunction, rather than giving the bad guy a heads-up that papa bear was tooling-up. Which is good thing, right?

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6 COMMENTS

Rabbi October 20, 2011 At 17:46

The problem with carrying inside a vest or coat is two-fold:
1 – It is a two-handed draw. One to hold the clothing, the 2nd to draw. This means that you can’t draw if your support hand is busy blocking, striking, dealing with a 3rd party or injured. For that reason I always prefer a carry and draw method that can be done with one hand.

2 – Clothing flops around a lot and may be extremely difficult to locate during a physical altercation. The vest/coat flap may be in front of you, to the side, or even to your rear and may not be quickly grabbed. A fight is NOTHING like the range. Any time delay in getting your hand on your gun may spell disaster.
- HSR47 October 20, 2011 At 18:31
  
  Carry solutions such as those in the video ARE less accessible, but depending on your situation, they may also be more secure, and/or more concealable. Carrying concealed is, in and of itself, a balancing act; One must balance those three factors, and find the best mix of the three for their unique circumstances.
Joe Z. October 20, 2011 At 19:06

Very Nice Review 😉
Ralph October 20, 2011 At 19:19

I thought that Wilford Brimley only carried stuff to test his “diabetus.”
BARNETT October 21, 2011 At 11:19

Least its not ‘ANKLE’ Carry. Thats so stupid in practical everyday application that it actually ought to be outlawed… get you killed – as its done too many times! THUS while I say: It ought to be outlawed!!

FIRST RULE OF DEFENSE: NEVER – EVER- ‘GO DOWN’ ON YOUR ATTACKERS!!! But then again – if ya gotta tell a moron that…
- Rabbi October 21, 2011 At 16:03
  
  Ankle holsters have their place. They are relative good in a car since they are unencumbered by seatbelts and they have applications in ground fighting where reaching a gun on your belt would be impossible.