Carrying a full sized pistol inside the waistband is almost always goin to present some level of asymmetry. The fact that you are worried about someone possibly seeing a small black belt clip from a holster in a brief moment of your cover garment flashing open is almost laughable. There is a balancing act that has to be done of making it unlikely to be seen as opposed to being impossible to be seen. Your "this might been seen" and "that might be seen" or "if his is really clued in" is approaching the level of paranoid ridiculousness. What if you ran into The Great Karnack? I'm sure he'd be able to predict you are carrying concealed. make sure you have your helmet on so he doesn't read you mind and know you have a concealed handgun. Complaining about the how the holster won't come off you belt easily, really? That is the point! It should be fixed to you and not easily removed, if it was easy to slip off the belt that would be a much bigger issue. I'm thinking you'd be the guy that could be handed a gold bar and you'd still find a reason to complain about it being too heavy.
@@locacarnivore900I’ve no idea why I would need to attach my holster to my pants seated in a car. You’ll have to help me out with that one. The gun goes on in the morning and comes off at night
@@mtower235As I said in the video, where I am at, it is sometimes necessary to remove the gun while out and about in order to enter a place which prohibits carry. This includes the holster since observation of same is considered legally equivalent to possession of the firearm itself. Thus, one is faced with the need to remove the whole kit in the car and then put it on once back in the vehicle. The alternative is to risk a felony conviction which would upset one's entire day.
@@locacarnivore900ahh yeah I live in free America so that’s not really an issue. That Grey Man Solutions I recommended works with folks all over so he can help you with that. I know there are many offerings in belt attachments for that. Sure hate that for ya though.
@@mtower235Bet my "Murica is as free--or more--as your "Murica. That aside, even in "Free 'Murica" there are places you cannot legally take your CCW, and as law abiding carriers, we follow the rules. That's what separates us from the perps. Thanks for all you comments and interest. Please keep watching and chiming in. Cheers.
Well That's your opinion Everybody has one But they're pretty good
I use this for a full size M&P try putting it on with your pants undone and slide it into place from the front
Yes, but can you do ti seated in a car?
Carrying a full sized pistol inside the waistband is almost always goin to present some level of asymmetry. The fact that you are worried about someone possibly seeing a small black belt clip from a holster in a brief moment of your cover garment flashing open is almost laughable. There is a balancing act that has to be done of making it unlikely to be seen as opposed to being impossible to be seen. Your "this might been seen" and "that might be seen" or "if his is really clued in" is approaching the level of paranoid ridiculousness.
What if you ran into The Great Karnack? I'm sure he'd be able to predict you are carrying concealed. make sure you have your helmet on so he doesn't read you mind and know you have a concealed handgun.
Complaining about the how the holster won't come off you belt easily, really? That is the point! It should be fixed to you and not easily removed, if it was easy to slip off the belt that would be a much bigger issue.
I'm thinking you'd be the guy that could be handed a gold bar and you'd still find a reason to complain about it being too heavy.
Thanks for the feedback and thanks for watching. Cheers.
I carry daily all day ever. The holster goes on before I even put the pants on. It’s easier
Yes, but can you do that seated in a car?
@@locacarnivore900I’ve no idea why I would need to attach my holster to my pants seated in a car. You’ll have to help me out with that one. The gun goes on in the morning and comes off at night
@@mtower235As I said in the video, where I am at, it is sometimes necessary to remove the gun while out and about in order to enter a place which prohibits carry. This includes the holster since observation of same is considered legally equivalent to possession of the firearm itself. Thus, one is faced with the need to remove the whole kit in the car and then put it on once back in the vehicle. The alternative is to risk a felony conviction which would upset one's entire day.
@@locacarnivore900ahh yeah I live in free America so that’s not really an issue. That Grey Man Solutions I recommended works with folks all over so he can help you with that. I know there are many offerings in belt attachments for that. Sure hate that for ya though.
@@mtower235Bet my "Murica is as free--or more--as your "Murica. That aside, even in "Free 'Murica" there are places you cannot legally take your CCW, and as law abiding carriers, we follow the rules. That's what separates us from the perps. Thanks for all you comments and interest. Please keep watching and chiming in. Cheers.
Train to pull back the hammer instead of flipping off the safety 🤷🏻♂️
Envision a picture of Capt. Jean Luc Picard doing a face palm and you'll get the gist of your notion. Thanks for watching. Cheers.
Put the holster on your pants before you put them on
Agreed. However, not so good when you have to take the holster off and put it back on all while seated in a car. Thanks for watching. Cheers.