Practice Drawing From Your Concealed Carry

HOlster - Why You Should Practice

Different Clothing

⊡ Wearing a jacket will change your draw

⊡ In cold weather you might have to wear gloves which will drastically change your draw

⊡ During the summer you will opt for lighter clothing and a smaller caliber weapon, both of which will affect your drawing motion

⊡ CCW - Winter vs. Summer: http://aliengearholsters.com/blog/winter-vs-summer/

Drawing Position

⊡ Simple changes like whether you or sitting or standing will change your draw

⊡ Your draw will be different depending on if you’re using an IWB or OWB holster

⊡ Make sure you place your holster consistently so if you need to draw it is extinctive

Finger Placement

⊡ Learning how to draw without your finger on the trigger is crucial

⊡ A high stress situation may cause you to misfire, possibly hitting yourself

⊡ Practice using dummy rounds to safely attain a fast draw without hitting the trigger with your finger

Draw Speed

⊡ You need to practice the speed of your draw

⊡ Attaining a fast draw includes sweeping away any clothing, unholstering, aiming, and firing

⊡ Experiment with several holster locations to find out what is most comfortable and quick when you draw your gun

Reloading

⊡ Many people do not practice ejecting an empty magazine and slapping in a spare

⊡ Even though a gunfight is unlikely it is important that you can quickly reload your weapon

Video on how to properly draw from a holster.

Concealed Carry Resources and TIPS

Reasons why you should practice drawing from conceaeld carry holsters.

http://aliengearholsters.com/blog/practice-drawing-concealed-carry-guns/

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