I think other gun owners will be able to know this is a gun bag, you know “A fisherman can spot another fisherman from afar” kind of deal. But most folks won’t immediately jump to, he’s carrying a gun. I’m too skinny to carry IWB during warm months so off body is a great option for me. Like you said tho, training with your carry method and good situational awareness will always serve you well
While I love carrying my stuff in a cross body bag for the convenience and keeping stuff out of my pocket I feel like these days a bag like that is the same as wearing a sign that says "I'm carrying a gun in here!" Dunno if one can really consider it *concealed* carry anymore
@@TopNotchHorror the concern isn’t the average person. The concern is anyone who might be wanting to know who is and isn’t carrying with a bad reason for doing so.
I bought the MTac Sling carry bag for $30 bucks. Added a buckle, sling pad, and holster for my p365xl w/tlr7 sub. It works great! 945 didn't have the holster I needed, so I bought one I already trust. The bag is bigger with more pockets and not as big of a giveaway, IMO.
I am very happy to hear you always tell people to at least have something on them no matter what it is. That is something that really bothers me when I hear other gun tubers say things in their videos while giving advice to beginner carriers like they would be better off with nothing if all they have is a certain type of firearm or caliber that the gun tuber does not like, or other things along those lines. You are exactly right though, carry what you got until you can get something better because if your life is in danger, having something is always better than nothing because at least you have a chance to survive rather than no chance 👍
For real. It's ridiculous that people act like a .22lr isn't an effective self defense weapon and that they're not lethal or able to stop a threat... when they'll be effective in about 99.9% of all cases you could ever find yourself in.
Been debating on upgrading to this bag for a minute. I carry my echelon everywhere so it’s nice to off body carry especially with a full size 4” pistol
Yes fair enough. I Really like this bag compared to my others. The holsters are also quality. I thinks it’s worth it especially for an active lifestyle!! Respect
Hey bro, would love to have you watch the USCCA video where navy seals test off body carry in civilian defense scenario. Only one time was he able to get the firearm out and defend himself. Fanny pack is only useful if you know you have plenty of space and distance. In a real altercation you will not get that tiny zipper open
@@skyblue1122I would not want the chance of getting my bag ripped off (yes those plastic buckles break) just rather not take the chance. And this is coming from someone who loved Fanny pack carry until I decided to do force on force and wrestle with a couple people to create scenarios and you will not get the gun out of the bag reliably enough to trust it with my life unless I absolutely have to carry off body.
Quick question: I was wondering being a right handed shooter, and having the bag slinging over your right shoulder. Would you be able to have the bag slung over your left shoulder and still be able to mount the gun holster positioned to draw right handed? I hope I’m not confusing this, I wear sling bags but I don’t like carrying them over my right shoulder, I just find it more comfortable wearing it the other way. Thank you in advance for any feedback back.
I like to use the 511 square bag, it's small and just right it could be better if the two side zipper pockets were just a little bigger but over all the bag is pretty good.
I agree with many others. I have tge M Tec bag, and it's working fine. This one seems priced kind of high. Cross Breed and Eclipse Holsters have a lot of velcroholsters for less than $50.
There are many good one's for that price (or less). Sometimes you get what you pay for, but sometimes you don't. I'm not sure when it comes to these. They do have to be goo quality though to be able to rip the zippers like that and not break them and not damage the bag itself. I've seen people practice 100s of times with them and not damage them or wear them out. I can't say that can't be done with the cheaper one's too though. I do really like the holsters for each gun model though. Many of the cheaper one's just have that crappy stretchy stuff that works for "any" gun or "every" gun... but having Velcro isn't that much better (or more expensive to manufacture). Then having to buy a holster for each model (if they even have your model) really brings up the price too.
Ill be honest those bags aren't common here in Texas but i don't think criminals would be smart enough to know people with those are carrying guns but i think most gun guys know your carrying with that bag idk id use it for hiking or fishing outdoors stuff but for everyday carry or going to the store work i would not carry that thing but seems legit for going outdoors or just out for a run
Bag carry itself is underrated. I have extensive experience with it, 945 is a good system but there is plenty of slings that look less assuming and can be modified to accept hook and loop Velcro just like this. Even trigger guard carry is possible and less expensive or hassle over putting Velcro on every holster. I recommend hill people gear belt packs and chest rigs for outdoor backcountry carry.
A lot of people argue against it also, because it's technically "off body" carry like purse carry and the bag itself could become the target if you're getting robbed. They might know/assume you have a gun in it or know/assume you have valuables in it. If I ever carry a "fanny pack" there definitely will not be a firearm in it. Only if they made a come-back for normal everyday use and carry one with a firearm wouldn't be assumed.
Love the videos and thank you for your part in supporting the 2A community, but one thing. I want so badly to put a spinning fan on top of your hat. Maybe I’m just getting old lol.
Yeah, there are many nice one's even for $20 to $40. There are even some good one's for concealed carrying for that price. I really do prefer that they have specific holsters for each model firearm though. I've never been a fan of the generic flexible holster types that work for "any" gun or "every" gun. It just sucks though, because it limits the models that you can carry and you have to buy a holster for each one (if they even sell the holster for the weapons you have). I guess that's why we should all know how to make our own holsters though. Anyone can buy Kydex and Velcro and make a holster if they need to.
I bought the MTac Sling carry bag for $30 bucks. Added a buckle, sling pad, and holster for my p365xl w/tlr7 sub. It works great! 945 didn't have the holster I needed, so I bought one I already trust. The bag is bigger with more pockets and not as big of a giveaway, IMO.
@@svtkilr replaced the chunky drawl string with low profile ones from amazon and then i took a carhartt logo and stitched it to the front it works when im outside for long periods of time if im going to be inside mostly i just iwb
Now that off-body carry in bags like this is becoming more common, every time I see a guy wearing one, I automatically think he is possibly carrying. Not saying that’s a good or bad thing. Just something I pay more attention to now I guess. Nice video though.
Oh of course! That’s why I said only carry it on when you abolsuyely have to. I carry with a holster appendix 95% of the time. Listen to the video. Not making it look anyway for RUclips. I use these on the beaches, woods, etc. also I live in a nice area and don’t go to bad areas. simple.
I feel like its overpirced the Mtac bag does a similar thing for way less. been carrying with the mtac bag with a kydex holster with velcro attached. Glock 26 with a tlr6 and a spare mag plus medical.
I second the Mtac bag. Not knocking on the price of the 945, but I'm moving away from "tactical" looking bags with molle and hooks all over. I get them in different colors and always kinda soft and unassuming to look at.
@@bbtls I mean idk where the 945 is made. if its made in the US maybe the price being around 60-70 dollars is reasonable. But charging 150 bucks for a cloth bag is insane to me.
Thanks as usual, trying to figure out how to carry in the few days we get heat bad enough that its hard to wear some type of hoodie/jacket. I'm too nervous about printing appendix with just a t shirt even with my STR-9SC flush mags
If you're gonna be carrying a bag, then it might be a good opportunity to carry medical also, since it won't make much of a difference in the size and weight of having to carry a bag anyways.
I think it’s overpriced honestly , I just sewed two straps in one of my bags , one for quick open and one for holster retention, so I can use any holster without modifications and even just switch from off body to appendix etc
I think that's just because we've been conditioned. Women carry purses in our societies, but for most of history, purses were not a feminine thing at all. It was men that had them to carry their money and tools. EDC is not a new concept at all... and neither is men carrying bags. I really hope we end that "stigma" of carrying a "fanny pack"... and I hope we retire that name. It just makes it sound so feminine and/or gay.
Do you really think that the police in your state are not allowed to ask you if you have a gun on you? I think you might be confusing “duty to inform” with the police not being able to ask you if you are armed.
@@bubbadan20006 So you never let people walk up to or near you? I don't believe it. You bark at people if they stand too clos to you in line at the grocery store and make them keep their distance? Bad guys have adopted the ambush technique for a reason.
@deucedeuce1572 where did I say that? You're twisting what I said. You come up and grab me it's not going to be easy is what I'm saying. Kickboxing and jiu-jitsu helps with that stuff.
That's why you have it across your body and never just around your neck. You control the head and spine you're winning that. I'm not saying it doesn't give them an advantage with the strap but honestly can do the same with their shirt and or belt.
I hate the name "fanny pack", because that name alone has destroyed such a good thing and made it look feminine and/or gay. It was actually men throughout history that carried bags/purses... and it wasn't a feminine thing or a "pretty" thing or a status thing (like expensive bags and bags with all sorts of designs and colors, etc...)... It's always been a utilitarian thing. I've always hated having my pockets all full too. It's uncomfortable. I may love cargo pants... but it is a pain in the ass to have stuff in every pocket. Having a bag to carry around my neck, waist and/or shoulders though can be very comfortable and really make it feel like I'm not carrying anything at all. (...and a bookbag can be a little too much to take with you everywhere. You'll just be be spending more time trying to find a place to put it).
The topic you are touching on here is the outcome of western societal views on gender. It seems like you are equating "feminine" and "gay" as something negative because the majority of people view those things as weak and inferior. I just wanna let you know that fanny packs,purses,bookbags etc are for everyone. Inanimate objects cant have a gender or sex
@@beanhead9293 Can't say I disagree. Really, people shouldn't care what others think of them anyways. If it's good, then use it. In any case though, most people do care and that leaves a perfectly good method of carrying important items unused for the most part. Kinda funny how simple, even ridiculous and pointless opinions that are not based on any kind of logic or evidence can have such an impact on society as a whole. I guess the same could be said for all fashion though. Almost got into a fight one time, because some guy wearing all his rapper clothes called me a "fag" for having a tucked in collar shirt, which at the time was my work shirt... so I threw back my own insults and he was too weak to handle them apparently. I guess that's the same weakness that made him dress like that in the first place though. Also, inanimate objects can't have gender or sex, but they can be gender specific. You can't tell me that tampons are for men. They do have good uses for men though, like plugging bullet holes temporarily to get a person to the hospital. They still are what they are though... a Feminine Hygiene Product. Then you have bra's, makeup, hair curlers/straighteners/other stuff, Vagisil and countless other products that are clearly for girls/women and not for men.
The guys that wear this are the same ones that open carry at walmart. The wanna be Billy bad ass types that look for attention. You 100% make yourself a target by wearing this with no tactical advantage.
Men actually carried purses for 1000s of years before it became a feminine thing. The Bible uses the word "purse" in some versions, but I'm not sure what they were called before translation. I wish there were better words (common words) to call them though, because "purse" and "fanny pack" make them seem feminine and/or gay.
I don't think it makes you gay but it makes you a prime target for the bad guy. When I see a guy wearing this or a fanny pack I know he is probably packing. No sense in advertising.@@deucedeuce1572
@@spnfirearms because I wanted to see your reasoning. I don’t get someone posting videos and being so sensitive about it they, lash out. Childish. I don’t know how much force on force or tactics training you have but there is no reason or pro to carrying a firearm off body. Especially in a grappling scenario which is how most self defense shootings start. On that same note, get some training if you haven’t in hand to hand combat. Bags are good for tourniquets, supplies, non lethals. Not something you need full control over all the time.
I think other gun owners will be able to know this is a gun bag, you know “A fisherman can spot another fisherman from afar” kind of deal. But most folks won’t immediately jump to, he’s carrying a gun. I’m too skinny to carry IWB during warm months so off body is a great option for me. Like you said tho, training with your carry method and good situational awareness will always serve you well
While I love carrying my stuff in a cross body bag for the convenience and keeping stuff out of my pocket I feel like these days a bag like that is the same as wearing a sign that says "I'm carrying a gun in here!" Dunno if one can really consider it *concealed* carry anymore
Fair enough! Respect
The average person is not thinking it’s a gun in the bag.
@@TopNotchHorror the concern isn’t the average person. The concern is anyone who might be wanting to know who is and isn’t carrying with a bad reason for doing so.
100 percent, never be that guy
Whenever I see someone wearing one I assume they’re carrying.
I bought the MTac Sling carry bag for $30 bucks. Added a buckle, sling pad, and holster for my p365xl w/tlr7 sub. It works great! 945 didn't have the holster I needed, so I bought one I already trust. The bag is bigger with more pockets and not as big of a giveaway, IMO.
I am very happy to hear you always tell people to at least have something on them no matter what it is. That is something that really bothers me when I hear other gun tubers say things in their videos while giving advice to beginner carriers like they would be better off with nothing if all they have is a certain type of firearm or caliber that the gun tuber does not like, or other things along those lines. You are exactly right though, carry what you got until you can get something better because if your life is in danger, having something is always better than nothing because at least you have a chance to survive rather than no chance 👍
For real. It's ridiculous that people act like a .22lr isn't an effective self defense weapon and that they're not lethal or able to stop a threat... when they'll be effective in about 99.9% of all cases you could ever find yourself in.
Love this bag when I don’t wanna appendix carry. Super dope.
Been debating on upgrading to this bag for a minute. I carry my echelon everywhere so it’s nice to off body carry especially with a full size 4” pistol
Yes fair enough. I Really like this bag compared to my others. The holsters are also quality. I thinks it’s worth it especially for an active lifestyle!! Respect
@@spnfirearms definitely gonna invest in one soon, as long as they have a holster for my model thanks for the great vid as always
I have one of the smaller bags for my G42 and so far I really like it. Especially being a woman, it just looks like a crossbody purse for me.
Hey bro, would love to have you watch the USCCA video where navy seals test off body carry in civilian defense scenario. Only one time was he able to get the firearm out and defend himself. Fanny pack is only useful if you know you have plenty of space and distance. In a real altercation you will not get that tiny zipper open
It can work if you also carry a backup pocket gun.
@@skyblue1122I would not want the chance of getting my bag ripped off (yes those plastic buckles break) just rather not take the chance. And this is coming from someone who loved Fanny pack carry until I decided to do force on force and wrestle with a couple people to create scenarios and you will not get the gun out of the bag reliably enough to trust it with my life unless I absolutely have to carry off body.
Quick question: I was wondering being a right handed shooter, and having the bag slinging over your right shoulder. Would you be able to have the bag slung over your left shoulder and still be able to mount the gun holster positioned to draw right handed? I hope I’m not confusing this, I wear sling bags but I don’t like carrying them over my right shoulder, I just find it more comfortable wearing it the other way. Thank you in advance for any feedback back.
I like to use the 511 square bag, it's small and just right it could be better if the two side zipper pockets were just a little bigger but over all the bag is pretty good.
I have to tell you your video that you made make so much sense. It encourages me.
I agree with many others. I have tge M Tec bag, and it's working fine. This one seems priced kind of high. Cross Breed and Eclipse Holsters have a lot of velcroholsters for less than $50.
There are many good one's for that price (or less). Sometimes you get what you pay for, but sometimes you don't. I'm not sure when it comes to these. They do have to be goo quality though to be able to rip the zippers like that and not break them and not damage the bag itself. I've seen people practice 100s of times with them and not damage them or wear them out. I can't say that can't be done with the cheaper one's too though. I do really like the holsters for each gun model though. Many of the cheaper one's just have that crappy stretchy stuff that works for "any" gun or "every" gun... but having Velcro isn't that much better (or more expensive to manufacture). Then having to buy a holster for each model (if they even have your model) really brings up the price too.
Ill be honest those bags aren't common here in Texas but i don't think criminals would be smart enough to know people with those are carrying guns but i think most gun guys know your carrying with that bag idk id use it for hiking or fishing outdoors stuff but for everyday carry or going to the store work i would not carry that thing but seems legit for going outdoors or just out for a run
Just ordered mine. It’s perfect for summer. When you wear sweatshorts and what not. Want to be comfortable.
thanks for this review! i keep seeing ads for this and was super curious
Not my first choice of carry but it’s actually great quality and I use it on vacations and at the pool and stuff. Respect
Bag carry itself is underrated. I have extensive experience with it, 945 is a good system but there is plenty of slings that look less assuming and can be modified to accept hook and loop Velcro just like this. Even trigger guard carry is possible and less expensive or hassle over putting Velcro on every holster. I recommend hill people gear belt packs and chest rigs for outdoor backcountry carry.
A lot of people argue against it also, because it's technically "off body" carry like purse carry and the bag itself could become the target if you're getting robbed. They might know/assume you have a gun in it or know/assume you have valuables in it. If I ever carry a "fanny pack" there definitely will not be a firearm in it. Only if they made a come-back for normal everyday use and carry one with a firearm wouldn't be assumed.
Got this for my CZ p10c. Works really well.
I have a p10c myself and I just ordered my bag.
Can you do me a favor and check if the masada s fit in the holster you got from them?
SPn where u get your EDC bag from and where can I get one from
945 industries! Respect!
@@spnfirearms thanks SPn love ur content keep it up man keep doing what you are doing you are the man 👍🏾
Love the videos and thank you for your part in supporting the 2A community, but one thing. I want so badly to put a spinning fan on top of your hat. Maybe I’m just getting old lol.
Awareness will save u before anything
This is my steez , I’m a fanny bag or cross body bag guy everyday but never spent over 100$ for one . I’ll check out this bag it does look nice !
Fair enough! This one is really good quality with great great features! Respect
@@spnfirearmsnice !
Yeah, there are many nice one's even for $20 to $40. There are even some good one's for concealed carrying for that price. I really do prefer that they have specific holsters for each model firearm though. I've never been a fan of the generic flexible holster types that work for "any" gun or "every" gun. It just sucks though, because it limits the models that you can carry and you have to buy a holster for each one (if they even sell the holster for the weapons you have). I guess that's why we should all know how to make our own holsters though. Anyone can buy Kydex and Velcro and make a holster if they need to.
I bought the MTac Sling carry bag for $30 bucks. Added a buckle, sling pad, and holster for my p365xl w/tlr7 sub. It works great! 945 didn't have the holster I needed, so I bought one I already trust. The bag is bigger with more pockets and not as big of a giveaway, IMO.
@rpatray that's what I did with my g20. That MTAC bag is really great for the money.
I carry a 511 tactical pouch similar to this which I like, but it doesn’t zip all the way down. I wouldn’t mind trying this
What is your thought on the mtac sling bag i have modified mine to look a little more casual have you used one?
Modified how ? Lmk
@@svtkilr replaced the chunky drawl string with low profile ones from amazon and then i took a carhartt logo and stitched it to the front it works when im outside for long periods of time if im going to be inside mostly i just iwb
Now that off-body carry in bags like this is becoming more common, every time I see a guy wearing one, I automatically think he is possibly carrying. Not saying that’s a good or bad thing. Just something I pay more attention to now I guess. Nice video though.
Just received my bag and it doesn’t open fast the way you are demonstrating! Any tips?
My biggest concern is if someone grabs you by your bag , now you have to fight for the gun 😅
You don’t let people get that close… I never do
@@spnfirearms there’s circumstances we’re people are within six feet of you but I understand you gotta make it look good for RUclips.
Oh of course! That’s why I said only carry it on when you abolsuyely have to. I carry with a holster appendix 95% of the time. Listen to the video. Not making it look anyway for RUclips. I use these on the beaches, woods, etc. also I live in a nice area and don’t go to bad areas. simple.
@@spnfirearms ok
I feel like its overpirced the Mtac bag does a similar thing for way less. been carrying with the mtac bag with a kydex holster with velcro attached. Glock 26 with a tlr6 and a spare mag plus medical.
Fair enough! Respect, nice setup
I second the Mtac bag. Not knocking on the price of the 945, but I'm moving away from "tactical" looking bags with molle and hooks all over. I get them in different colors and always kinda soft and unassuming to look at.
@@bbtls I mean idk where the 945 is made. if its made in the US maybe the price being around 60-70 dollars is reasonable. But charging 150 bucks for a cloth bag is insane to me.
@@VanTheMan1099 i ordered one yesterday for $113, the subcompact version.
Where did you get the bag?
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Helikon Rat, SOE Fupa, Vertx long walks all 3 great off body bags!
I’ll check them out! thank you and respect
Which shorts do you prefer for pocket carry?
For outside of work, arrowhead tactical! You can carry appendix and they have great pockets. Plus they are great quality!
The large bag looks good I’ll definitely be getting one.
What do you think of the Taurus Gx4 carry bro?
Facts!
Respect and thanks for watching!
this pack screams "shoot me first" to any bad guy
Thank you- be great in the Texas heat 🥵
Thanks as usual, trying to figure out how to carry in the few days we get heat bad enough that its hard to wear some type of hoodie/jacket. I'm too nervous about printing appendix with just a t shirt even with my STR-9SC flush mags
Sling bag carry is underrated
this would be a great option for me
I also think people should carry some sort of medical.
If you're gonna be carrying a bag, then it might be a good opportunity to carry medical also, since it won't make much of a difference in the size and weight of having to carry a bag anyways.
I think it’s overpriced honestly , I just sewed two straps in one of my bags , one for quick open and one for holster retention, so I can use any holster without modifications and even just switch from off body to appendix etc
Where is this sold?
Their website! 945 industries! Respect
You reach for your carry bag (even if for a wallet) in front of an officer is such bad idea just saying guys don’t keep your wallet in your ccf bag
Nice purse. I’ll get one for my wife
Lmao there’s always one
@@spnfirearms 😘🤪
945 large bag barely fits my glock 19 with an SRO on it, kind of sad since i like running extended mags but standard will have to do haha
Coupon code?
What’s the exact number of this bag ?
This may work for some people but probably not a broken down old cowboy in his 70s
Men never look alright wearing these 😂
I think that's just because we've been conditioned. Women carry purses in our societies, but for most of history, purses were not a feminine thing at all. It was men that had them to carry their money and tools. EDC is not a new concept at all... and neither is men carrying bags. I really hope we end that "stigma" of carrying a "fanny pack"... and I hope we retire that name. It just makes it sound so feminine and/or gay.
If I saw someone carrying this contraption, I'd know there's a gun inside it.
Do you really think that the police in your state are not allowed to ask you if you have a gun on you? I think you might be confusing “duty to inform” with the police not being able to ask you if you are armed.
I’m allowed to carry anyway I want in my state so what are you talking about lmao?
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Don't get me wrong. If I was a bad guy, I'd probably take that from you before you had a chance to reach for something lol .
Im not letting you get that close Lmaoo
@@spnfirearms understood lol
No offense at all towards you, but I laugh when people say this. Do you think I'm not trained to keep my distance?
@@bubbadan20006 So you never let people walk up to or near you? I don't believe it. You bark at people if they stand too clos to you in line at the grocery store and make them keep their distance? Bad guys have adopted the ambush technique for a reason.
@deucedeuce1572 where did I say that? You're twisting what I said. You come up and grab me it's not going to be easy is what I'm saying. Kickboxing and jiu-jitsu helps with that stuff.
Great video,
Ótima apresentação 👍
I’d have to make fun of someone wearing this one
Always suspect of someone coming up from behind and trying to ragdoll you with thw straps. These scumbags always coming from a blindspot
That's why you have it across your body and never just around your neck. You control the head and spine you're winning that. I'm not saying it doesn't give them an advantage with the strap but honestly can do the same with their shirt and or belt.
Respect 🤘
Ephesians 4:2
Yessir, one of my wife and I’s favorite. Respect
This I like, I like that bag! ❤️🤍💙
Thanks Man. It’s actually great quality! Respect
I hate the name "fanny pack", because that name alone has destroyed such a good thing and made it look feminine and/or gay. It was actually men throughout history that carried bags/purses... and it wasn't a feminine thing or a "pretty" thing or a status thing (like expensive bags and bags with all sorts of designs and colors, etc...)... It's always been a utilitarian thing. I've always hated having my pockets all full too. It's uncomfortable. I may love cargo pants... but it is a pain in the ass to have stuff in every pocket. Having a bag to carry around my neck, waist and/or shoulders though can be very comfortable and really make it feel like I'm not carrying anything at all. (...and a bookbag can be a little too much to take with you everywhere. You'll just be be spending more time trying to find a place to put it).
The topic you are touching on here is the outcome of western societal views on gender. It seems like you are equating "feminine" and "gay" as something negative because the majority of people view those things as weak and inferior.
I just wanna let you know that fanny packs,purses,bookbags etc are for everyone. Inanimate objects cant have a gender or sex
@@beanhead9293 Can't say I disagree. Really, people shouldn't care what others think of them anyways. If it's good, then use it. In any case though, most people do care and that leaves a perfectly good method of carrying important items unused for the most part. Kinda funny how simple, even ridiculous and pointless opinions that are not based on any kind of logic or evidence can have such an impact on society as a whole. I guess the same could be said for all fashion though. Almost got into a fight one time, because some guy wearing all his rapper clothes called me a "fag" for having a tucked in collar shirt, which at the time was my work shirt... so I threw back my own insults and he was too weak to handle them apparently. I guess that's the same weakness that made him dress like that in the first place though.
Also, inanimate objects can't have gender or sex, but they can be gender specific. You can't tell me that tampons are for men. They do have good uses for men though, like plugging bullet holes temporarily to get a person to the hospital. They still are what they are though... a Feminine Hygiene Product. Then you have bra's, makeup, hair curlers/straighteners/other stuff, Vagisil and countless other products that are clearly for girls/women and not for men.
No man purse!
My range doesn't allow holster draws or rapid fire..what a joke
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The guys that wear this are the same ones that open carry at walmart. The wanna be Billy bad ass types that look for attention. You 100% make yourself a target by wearing this with no tactical advantage.
Nothing special just add tab or large puller on to your current bag
Let me tell you y’all think ppl think y’all don’t have a gun in these bags. They know I’m there’s a gun they don’t care lol
European man purse?
Here we go
@@spnfirearms Satchel? 🤣Bro when I see a guy wearing something like that I know he's packing. Might as well open carry.
Men actually carried purses for 1000s of years before it became a feminine thing. The Bible uses the word "purse" in some versions, but I'm not sure what they were called before translation. I wish there were better words (common words) to call them though, because "purse" and "fanny pack" make them seem feminine and/or gay.
I don't think it makes you gay but it makes you a prime target for the bad guy. When I see a guy wearing this or a fanny pack I know he is probably packing. No sense in advertising.@@deucedeuce1572
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I don’t get everyone doing this. Carrying a gun off body is dumb.
I don’t get why you would watch it then? That’s dumb. An adult who doesn’t like something yet watches videos about it and complains. Lmao
@@spnfirearms because I wanted to see your reasoning. I don’t get someone posting videos and being so sensitive about it they, lash out. Childish. I don’t know how much force on force or tactics training you have but there is no reason or pro to carrying a firearm off body. Especially in a grappling scenario which is how most self defense shootings start. On that same note, get some training if you haven’t in hand to hand combat. Bags are good for tourniquets, supplies, non lethals. Not something you need full control over all the time.