''Welcome everybody, this is Eric and Chad here with Iraqveteran8888, today we got another video for ya: top 5 garlic rounds for when the vampires come.''
i know right..no way i could carry next to the family jewels..im close w/ some major street pharmacists..they carry all day, everyday, in the back..im going with hip
Don't think you mentioned it but one of the most key parts of all these drills is owning a holster that has retention onto your garment. That's critical because there is nothing worse than drawing under stress and bringing the holster with it. I have seen it happen.
I had a holster that did that. I actually started practicing, draw, bring gun and holster to front and use my support hand to yank the holster off the gun! and then get my sight picture and fire.
*The Vampire Method is a Good Original technique. One thing to consider is how the support hand motion obscures one line of sight. This eliminates a most important element...your peripheral vision. As a multi disciplined firearms instructor, it recommended to instead pin your support hand and garment against the chest. This will prevent any obscurement of vision. Love the video!*
Karl's modified a technique which I was taught 54 years ago. Sweet; that provides maximum clearance. We grabbed the left side of a garment and pulled it straight out at the 280 degree position. I like the refinement. BZ
I really appreciate you two for your profession free training. I will practice this dry fire first method for safety as you say. A high school friend,Keith Salyers of Alamogordo New Mexico, was found dead on the shooting range the next day after he was practicing concealed quick draw. Such a waist and we know accidents happen in the blink of an eye.
I absolutely love the mean mugging to the left and right before reholstering. I absolutely understand the value of the movement, and training to create habit and muscle memory. It's just amazingly entertaining to watch.
@It’s getting weird stalker 😂 Yes you’re right checking corners in your own range in America is a good habit to form and in fact not something you’re doing for the nerds on the internet.
@It’s getting weird stalker 😂 I haven’t been in a gunfight per say, but I have had years of MMA training and a few fights. You don’t practice anticipating losing your fine motor skills (going into tunnel vision). You learn how to cope with the adrenaline after being in the situation and reflecting on it psychologically.
Thank you guys for doing demos on different techniques. I think a lot of practice are needed when we are wearing clothing for cool and cold weather. My favorite location is anywhere from 2 to 4 o'clock positions where I can draw much quicker and more control. 🇺🇸🤙🏼
The vampire could also conceal your draw from your opponents vision, almost giving a stun or a confuse affect on your opponent. The vampire doesn’t seem yo be a draw at first, it seems like some kind of defensive movement, which would confuse anyone for a split second, giving you a split second advantage
2:46 . Similar motion in skydiving when you move the left arm in front of the face ( not the eyes) for balance and aerodynamic while pulling the chord. Good technique.
Thanks guys for your video I learned a lot I already know a lot but I’m not so arrogant that I wouldn’t watch a video to learn more great technique and thanks for serving our country
Hope you are well, home safe, ready to pass on what you learned to your (worthy) boys in your life. Nobody wants to say it and yt deletes but it's coming.
This is why I'm a huge fan of shooting IDPA: You can practice drawing from concealment and then they run the drills again, you can practice drawing from duty belt. So I can practice my EDC and my setup for working security. Noice. (Also good choice for a pistol, Jason. I'm also running CZ, had a 75 that I got my CHL originally with and carried for years before I switched. Now my summer carry is the 83, my favorite thing is taking it to an IDPA course. Rusty milsurp Czechnology and I keep up just fine with the "Glock Perfection™ That's Why I Swapped Out Every Single Component" types much to their chagrin.)
Idk why I started laughing at that vampire draw its like once ya shirt cover ya eyes your gun should be out lol. You will get popped doing that action Jackson B.S (Unless you practice) good video though
Hi. I just got done with a concealed carry draw lesson. Remember when pulling gun from holster in the process to drop the elbow continue get your sights eyes off gun and on target-release fire. Put gun in holster slowly with no clothing in the way.
The technique they are talking about is called The count Dracula or the AKA belagosi draw and it is a phenomenal technique. It also carries into point retention shooting because at the technique where he drew his elbow to the air you could basically stop and point shoot from retention in that position. If you want a reference go to the movie John wick 2 where he meets Cassian after killing Gianna Antonio.
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I have a gut cannot appendix carry and have limited arm movement, all techniques are great I am going to practice the Vampire method I do not carry but shoot IDPA.
Great video, thanks brothers. Can someone explain to me what the thing is where after someone is done shooting they tuck it close to their body like that. What is the thinking/purpose behind that? I have never seen anyone explain it.
You are searching for other threats. Bring it in close so no one can come up blindside and grab it. Also, holding it out in front of you gives you a blind spot where your arms are.
"Reluctantly Holster", ok, now I have a name to go with how I instinctively re-holster in appendix carry. I've never even done it live, just empty and no mag, and I'm still super cautious about shooting my Kibbles and Bit off, or hitting an artery in my thigh. Thanks, for the information.
I usually lift the shirt/hoodie/jacket with my thumb and then rock my hand down for the draw. Larger coats I swing back and use my car keys as weight. Still rock the hand against my torso though.
This was a pretty good video. I like the idea of leading with your thumb, as my t shirt always comes untucked and my fingers seem to grab the shirt when I try to draw the pistol.
In Reality an encounter only happens in seconds. And in that few seconds you can be dead, freeze or draw. Efficiency is everything and these techniques if implemented into rigorous training, can be truly life saving depending on the circumstances. You should always be alert with a loaded firearm anyway. Any person allowed to enter your "safe zone" already has an added advantage. Be smart!
I practice with the first one if I'm wearing flannel or something like that, and the t-shirt one. for the t-shirt, I modify it. I reach closer to the weapon with my support hand and yank my t-shirt straight up touching my cheek with the back of my hand. this clears the weapon to draw completely without having to use my draw hand to double clear my shirt and lose time. but that's just my way
This is nice>> if youre watching this be sure your ready to own. Practice at home whats good for you and what state you live. Remember this get home safe and better to have and not need to need and not have. This is nice... but its up to you to teach yourself...
Okay so noticing at the 5-minute Mark the technique of the thumb ride down his body to sweeping to his gun you can clearly see there is a delay in fully clearing his garment to retrieve his firearm instead of riding the thumb all the way from the chest try rolling your thumb up your material over your handgun obtain your master grip and then draw weapon. It creates less of a tell when reaching for your gun. Also don't start so high in your rip process, the only material I need to clear is just above my back pocket no need to pull up so much clothing in this draw style. I have some pretty extensive training in this exact technique and this is why I'm offering this helpful piece of advice I'm not better than anyone I'm just a master of my own technique , Practice makes performance. Stay vigilant stay ready.
Hopefully when this 'scary time' is over we'll get our liberties back and I can attend some training. In the mean time there is a boat load of info you guys have put out on the channel that I can assimilate. My hat is off to your commitment, but what else could I expect from American warriors?
Excuse me for not being super cop. But I have a question. What is the purpose of him switching targets and looking behind him after he fires. Is that a habit from his training days? (Obviously looking behind is a safety precaution)
Im a little late to the video but Ive been trying to figure out the best way to draw at the concealed 3 o'clock position since I seem to get snagged on the tshirt at times so thank you so much for the techniques
I'd suggest you guide the shirt up with your primary hand to help the garment clear the gun and then finish riding it up with your support hand. Your primary hand cannot grip until you have that garment cleared anyways so you might as well put it to use helping with the shirt. Another reason why I like to do it that way is that you can't always count on being able to use both hands to draw, hence your support hand might not always be available to clear garment... You'll have to rely on your primary hand, so already using it as part of the clearing in the two hand drawn stroke means you already have the practice laid down in case it has to be a one handed draw only.
The guy on RUclips that show himself in the leg while he took the pistol out of the holster scared me, I’m getting my first pistol tomorrow but now I’m terrified of u’sing a holster lol
First off, welcome home. Second, they do cover the appendix carry in the video. Third, they have changed my life for the better and hope you watch a lot of their other content.
I was told that often in a fight you're pushed onto a wall or a car frontally by attacker so you won't be able to draw a gun. That's why I was advised to carry on 3 or 4 o'clock and I got used to 3 o'clock position even though I planned to carry appedix at first.
coczwarty I carry appendix mostly because I’m a skinny guy but most importantly is the ability to defend my firearm. Someone would have to go through my arms and legs to get to my gun. If I’m understanding what you’re saying correctly, if someone pushes your front into a wall from behind and your gun is in the 3-5 o’clock position then they would have access to your gun better than you would (having to reach behind in a fight seems like it would be harder). Which it may be beneficial in that one case, but if someone comes at you from the front or if you end up on your back and laying on your firearm then that is much harder to be able to reach to your gun without putting your arm in a position that is easy for your assailant to restrict your arm and then go for your gun.
@@Bombad_Dad Yes, I like appedix because I think it's extra cool but I got used to carry at 3 o'clock. The reasons is just a justification of already made choice or dealing with lack of choice (I got cheapest way to carry what I got. If I could afford new gun and iwb holster I would go for appedix G19 ;) I got used to it so I'm not sure if I would change it now even if I could afford new gear).
Thanks for the options guys. I carry at 4 o'clock with a T-shirt or sweatshirt concealment. I still don't feel smooth at all. I'll try some of your suggestions to see if something will be more natural.
Instructions not clear, became a vampire by accident.
Dracula is your new call sign.
@@ratagris21 Yoyoyo can you hook me up with some of that sweet vampire blood?
That would suck.🦇
''Welcome everybody, this is Eric and Chad here with Iraqveteran8888, today we got another video for ya: top 5 garlic rounds for when the vampires come.''
Well I guess I could try the appendix carry, I already have 5 kids. 🤣 great video I think I’ll stick to the 3 and 5!
Haha!!🤣👍
i know right..no way i could carry next to the family jewels..im close w/ some major street pharmacists..they carry all day, everyday, in the back..im going with hip
People worry about this too much. 1 simple rule. You already know lol.
😭😭😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Lol Trigger awareness would help keep you from shooting the twins
Don't think you mentioned it but one of the most key parts of all these drills is owning a holster that has retention onto your garment. That's critical because there is nothing worse than drawing under stress and bringing the holster with it. I have seen it happen.
Lol I hate that imagine losing the gun fight cause of this 💀
I had a holster that did that. I actually started practicing, draw, bring gun and holster to front and use my support hand to yank the holster off the gun! and then get my sight picture and fire.
Shoot THROUGH the holster
@@douglassalley9117 good lord, it’s been 9 months please tell me you don’t do this anymore
@@razorvinny2531 No sir I don't! All my holsayters have strong hook under my 1.75" gun belt/every day wearing .
You forgot the most important technique: Everytime you do the vampire draw, you have to say "Good evening" in a Transylvanian accent.
Awesome
I haven’t laughed so hard in a long time. Good one.
"Blah, blah, blah"
*The Vampire Method is a Good Original technique. One thing to consider is how the support hand motion obscures one line of sight. This eliminates a most important element...your peripheral vision. As a multi disciplined firearms instructor, it recommended to instead pin your support hand and garment against the chest. This will prevent any obscurement of vision. Love the video!*
Karl's modified a technique which I was taught 54 years ago. Sweet; that provides maximum clearance. We grabbed the left side of a garment and pulled it straight out at the 280 degree position. I like the refinement. BZ
Weights in my shirt??? cover my face like Dracula?? oh my goodness lol
Nice to see someone with a CZ P07 plus the FD IWB holster. It's a great set up. Great video.
I really appreciate you two for your profession free training. I will practice this dry fire first method for safety as you say. A high school friend,Keith Salyers of Alamogordo New Mexico, was found dead on the shooting range the next day after he was practicing concealed quick draw. Such a waist and we know accidents happen in the blink of an eye.
I absolutely love the mean mugging to the left and right before reholstering. I absolutely understand the value of the movement, and training to create habit and muscle memory. It's just amazingly entertaining to watch.
He’s at a range this feels like range theatrics in all honesty
@It’s getting weird stalker 😂 Yes you’re right checking corners in your own range in America is a good habit to form and in fact not something you’re doing for the nerds on the internet.
@It’s getting weird stalker 😂 I was told this yesterday by my range instructor Roger lol
@It’s getting weird stalker 😂 Roger is ex SF
@It’s getting weird stalker 😂 I haven’t been in a gunfight per say, but I have had years of MMA training and a few fights. You don’t practice anticipating losing your fine motor skills (going into tunnel vision). You learn how to cope with the adrenaline after being in the situation and reflecting on it psychologically.
Thank you guys for doing demos on different techniques. I think a lot of practice are needed when we are wearing clothing for cool and cold weather. My favorite location is anywhere from 2 to 4 o'clock positions where I can draw much quicker and more control. 🇺🇸🤙🏼
Dry fire dry fire dry fire....thank you guys...and Karl
Dry fire is so important IMO.
no, airsoft, airsoft, airsoft, so you can see if you're screwing up
Imri and Jason thank you for sharing those conceal shooting techniques. Great video.
Thanks for watching, TR
The vampire could also conceal your draw from your opponents vision, almost giving a stun or a confuse affect on your opponent. The vampire doesn’t seem yo be a draw at first, it seems like some kind of defensive movement, which would confuse anyone for a split second, giving you a split second advantage
That’s the idea
what they dont know could hurt them greatly
" and reluctantly re holster."
2:46 . Similar motion in skydiving when you move the left arm in front of the face ( not the eyes) for balance and aerodynamic while pulling the chord. Good technique.
The most comprehensive video in clearing the way to make a real quick draw with concealed handgun techniques.👍
Thanks guys for your video I learned a lot I already know a lot but I’m not so arrogant that I wouldn’t watch a video to learn more great technique and thanks for serving our country
Thanks for watching!
Finally found a video on how to handle clothing to draw, thank you so much!!
Thanks Karl and your associates, this presentation of technique is invaluable. Simply, it works!!!!
You guys inspired me to join the Army. I graduated yesterday. Keep doing what you do.
Hope you are well, home safe, ready to pass on what you learned to your (worthy) boys in your life. Nobody wants to say it and yt deletes but it's coming.
This is why I'm a huge fan of shooting IDPA: You can practice drawing from concealment and then they run the drills again, you can practice drawing from duty belt. So I can practice my EDC and my setup for working security. Noice.
(Also good choice for a pistol, Jason. I'm also running CZ, had a 75 that I got my CHL originally with and carried for years before I switched. Now my summer carry is the 83, my favorite thing is taking it to an IDPA course. Rusty milsurp Czechnology and I keep up just fine with the "Glock Perfection™ That's Why I Swapped Out Every Single Component" types much to their chagrin.)
Idk why I started laughing at that vampire draw its like once ya shirt cover ya eyes your gun should be out lol. You will get popped doing that action Jackson B.S (Unless you practice) good video though
Lol, good one lol. I thought it was just me after all theirs good job comments but what about the safety of hie peer and his leg. Wow,
Hi. I just got done with a concealed carry draw lesson. Remember when pulling gun from holster in the process to drop the elbow continue get your sights eyes off gun and on target-release fire. Put gun in holster slowly with no clothing in the way.
Awesome drills guys!! Will definitely get the range and practie, practice , practice. THXXX
Nice to see Jason again.
Great Video 👍
Thanks for the video. I appreciated the theme of leading with your thumb!
Glad it was helpful!
I subscribed yesterday and already learned a great way to get the garment out of the way with the vampire technique. Refined it with a hissing sound.
I can’t help but think. Ahhhhh 1. 1 beautiful shot. 2. 2 beautiful shots.
Confucius say, "Man who draw from 3 and 5 dry fire for rest of drill, but man who draw from appendix dry fire for rest of his life."
Getting my conceal carry in a couple weeks. Thanks for the video.
Great techniques guys, but how to get the safety off in a smooth motion?
Thank both of you for teaching us.
The technique they are talking about is called The count Dracula or the AKA belagosi draw and it is a phenomenal technique. It also carries into point retention shooting because at the technique where he drew his elbow to the air you could basically stop and point shoot from retention in that position. If you want a reference go to the movie John wick 2 where he meets Cassian after killing Gianna Antonio.
Looks less a vampire draw, and more holding his nonsense armored suit jacket up in front of him for protection. Interesting though.
Gutted we don’t get to carry at all over this side of the pond but awesome Video as usual guys 👌🏼
Agreed no matter what country 👍🏻🇺🇸🇬🇧
when your visiting, make sure to go to California, you'll feel more like you were home.
Thanks TR team , a much needed video. Emry is a great addition to the team.
Thanks Imri and Jason! Great content!
Outstanding video. Very well done.
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Awesome video helped me so much to be able to be competent and fast with a one handed aiwb carry! Thank you all at TR!
I have a gut cannot appendix carry and have limited arm movement, all techniques are great I am going to practice the Vampire method I do not carry but shoot IDPA.
Good for 3:00 and 5:00. But many people carry appendix. Simple lift garment with the support hand and draw with the strong hand seems the best.
“Take my strong hand!” -Scary Movie 2 😂
Great video, thanks brothers. Can someone explain to me what the thing is where after someone is done shooting they tuck it close to their body like that. What is the thinking/purpose behind that? I have never seen anyone explain it.
You are searching for other threats. Bring it in close so no one can come up blindside and grab it. Also, holding it out in front of you gives you a blind spot where your arms are.
@@TacticalRifleman awesome thank you
Re-holstering in the small of the back. Can you elaborate on that and some of the safety protocols?
Thank you so much! I appreciate your help.
Just got that FDO holster last week glad to see I made a good choice
"Reluctantly Holster", ok, now I have a name to go with how I instinctively re-holster in appendix carry. I've never even done it live, just empty and no mag, and I'm still super cautious about shooting my Kibbles and Bit off, or hitting an artery in my thigh. Thanks, for the information.
I usually lift the shirt/hoodie/jacket with my thumb and then rock my hand down for the draw. Larger coats I swing back and use my car keys as weight. Still rock the hand against my torso though.
Great drill Jason... and better with your CZ-P07..!
Really liked the different techniques from different carry positions!
Enjoyed that video. Thing is around here most ranges don't let you draw and shoot from the holster. Since I carry a 642 I can practice in the basement
Excellent...good way to adapt to range limitations. I like dry firing in my spare room too.
Could you please tell me what holster Jason is using? It looks like an excellent way to carry for draw. Thanks.
Thank yall for doing a video on some concealed carry techniques. I will definitely practice this.
Thanks for showing the 5 o’clock draw. Do you need to tilt to the left when you draw so you don’t flag yourself?
Depends on the angle of your holster
Thank You Patriots for the Great information 👍 82nd AA🇺🇸.
Thanks
what a great vid guys. I've been waiting for this.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Loved this segment, thanks guys.
The holster needs to be canted forward if you're carrying past 3 o'clock,
Great video! I generally practice appendix but will start training from multiple positions.
Thanks for the video guys. Subscribed.
Jason's logo-free cap needs an affiliate link in the description, please.
I dont understand why this channel doesn't have a million subscribers. Great content keep it up.
I totally agree. At least 80 million voters
Great demonstration. Imri, what’s that pew pew are you using?
It's not Tactical until the harnessed bulldog gets hoisted onto the scene.
Best tutorial Sir,thanks,in next video the shoulder pistol,how to operate in the situation of ambushed scenarrio
I don’t know why this was so funny😂😂looked like blade the vampire slayer
This was a pretty good video. I like the idea of leading with your thumb, as my t shirt always comes untucked and my fingers seem to grab the shirt when I try to draw the pistol.
Very good ideas, Thank you very much
awesome video as always! Where's the potatoe grip?
Dam this was a hell of a video. I learned a lot.
THANK you.
I´m subscribed in this channel, but for no reason youtube was showing I'm not. I have subscribed again.
They hate us. Welcome Back. TR
In Reality an encounter only happens in seconds. And in that few seconds you can be dead, freeze or draw. Efficiency is everything and these techniques if implemented into rigorous training, can be truly life saving depending on the circumstances.
You should always be alert with a loaded firearm anyway. Any person allowed to enter your "safe zone" already has an added advantage. Be smart!
Not bad from our sister the Seal! As always keep walking with our KING!!
Good info. Thanks for tips and advice.
Glad it was helpful!
I practice with the first one if I'm wearing flannel or something like that, and the t-shirt one. for the t-shirt, I modify it. I reach closer to the weapon with my support hand and yank my t-shirt straight up touching my cheek with the back of my hand. this clears the weapon to draw completely without having to use my draw hand to double clear my shirt and lose time. but that's just my way
Thanks for the great video
Useful video thanks guys
Glad you liked it
This is nice>> if youre watching this be sure your ready to own. Practice at home whats good for you and what state you live. Remember this get home safe and better to have and not need to need and not have. This is nice... but its up to you to teach yourself...
I carry appendix. Cool video 👌🏽
Thanks for the drills Jason and Emery, very useful information 👍
Good instructions great job always train
Great job guys 👍
Thank you for this great information. I learned that leading with the thumb when the gun is in tight to get s good grip.
You guys are bad ass . amazing how much quicker both of you were on your second draw . shit it was under 2 seconds , draw aim fire .. Wow.
Okay so noticing at the 5-minute Mark the technique of the thumb ride down his body to sweeping to his gun you can clearly see there is a delay in fully clearing his garment to retrieve his firearm instead of riding the thumb all the way from the chest try rolling your thumb up your material over your handgun obtain your master grip and then draw weapon. It creates less of a tell when reaching for your gun. Also don't start so high in your rip process, the only material I need to clear is just above my back pocket no need to pull up so much clothing in this draw style. I have some pretty extensive training in this exact technique and this is why I'm offering this helpful piece of advice I'm not better than anyone I'm just a master of my own technique , Practice makes performance. Stay vigilant stay ready.
That first draw the one that carl showed them how to do im pretty sure i saw Keanu Reeves do that in that Catacombs seen in john wick 2
George Oglesby I love John Wick lol
These are great thanks so much
Glad you like them!
You guys are awesome
Hopefully when this 'scary time' is over we'll get our liberties back and I can attend some training. In the mean time there is a boat load of info you guys have put out on the channel that I can assimilate. My hat is off to your commitment, but what else could I expect from American warriors?
Excuse me for not being super cop. But I have a question. What is the purpose of him switching targets and looking behind him after he fires. Is that a habit from his training days? (Obviously looking behind is a safety precaution)
Did I Hit?
Did I get the desired Effect?
Are there any other Threats?
Watch some of "Active Self Protection" Videos for real world scenarios. TR's third reason should be the first one.
Breaking the tendency for tunnel vision under high stress
Good techniques. Now try it while on the move, moving left or right.
I see that your checking your 6, good to know and train for situational awareness or multiple attackers
Im a little late to the video but Ive been trying to figure out the best way to draw at the concealed 3 o'clock position since I seem to get snagged on the tshirt at times so thank you so much for the techniques
THanks for watching, TR
I'd suggest you guide the shirt up with your primary hand to help the garment clear the gun and then finish riding it up with your support hand. Your primary hand cannot grip until you have that garment cleared anyways so you might as well put it to use helping with the shirt. Another reason why I like to do it that way is that you can't always count on being able to use both hands to draw, hence your support hand might not always be available to clear garment... You'll have to rely on your primary hand, so already using it as part of the clearing in the two hand drawn stroke means you already have the practice laid down in case it has to be a one handed draw only.
The guy on RUclips that show himself in the leg while he took the pistol out of the holster scared me, I’m getting my first pistol tomorrow but now I’m terrified of u’sing a holster lol
I'm new here. These guys don't do the appendix carry? Do they have a video on why they don't? Thanks.
Watch until the end
First off, welcome home. Second, they do cover the appendix carry in the video. Third, they have changed my life for the better and hope you watch a lot of their other content.
I was told that often in a fight you're pushed onto a wall or a car frontally by attacker so you won't be able to draw a gun. That's why I was advised to carry on 3 or 4 o'clock and I got used to 3 o'clock position even though I planned to carry appedix at first.
coczwarty I carry appendix mostly because I’m a skinny guy but most importantly is the ability to defend my firearm. Someone would have to go through my arms and legs to get to my gun. If I’m understanding what you’re saying correctly, if someone pushes your front into a wall from behind and your gun is in the 3-5 o’clock position then they would have access to your gun better than you would (having to reach behind in a fight seems like it would be harder). Which it may be beneficial in that one case, but if someone comes at you from the front or if you end up on your back and laying on your firearm then that is much harder to be able to reach to your gun without putting your arm in a position that is easy for your assailant to restrict your arm and then go for your gun.
@@Bombad_Dad Yes, I like appedix because I think it's extra cool but I got used to carry at 3 o'clock. The reasons is just a justification of already made choice or dealing with lack of choice (I got cheapest way to carry what I got. If I could afford new gun and iwb holster I would go for appedix G19 ;) I got used to it so I'm not sure if I would change it now even if I could afford new gear).
Thanks for the options guys. I carry at 4 o'clock with a T-shirt or sweatshirt concealment. I still don't feel smooth at all. I'll try some of your suggestions to see if something will be more natural.
Thanks very good .
I am a brazilian guy
Very cool. Thanks guys.
“… reluctantly reholster”. Lol 😂