GuyWithQuestions
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I know that this topic might sound pointless to some and useful to others, but I was wondering how you take you concealed firearm with you to recreational activities. For example, I'm supposed to go to a sledding activity with a large group of people in a week from now. I usually carry in one of those inside the waist leather holsters (that gives you the option of tucking inside the under shirt), no snaps or anything like that to undo to draw my piece from the holster itself. If doing something like sledding, would something like that bruise you up much if you fell off the sled and hit yourself right where the gun comes across your hip and back? Is there much possibility for it to come loose if you wipe out sledding? I adjust the tightness and check that it's adjusted properly by putting a loaded magazine in the handgun and then shaking the holster lightly to see if it falls out at all, but falling off the sled would have more force. Does anyone have strategies they use while doing activities like sledding?
I was also wondering the other day what those who concealed carry do while going on roller coaster rides? In order for defensive tool to be of use, you need to have it available as often as possible.
I was just curious what everyone does.
I was also wondering the other day what those who concealed carry do while going on roller coaster rides? In order for defensive tool to be of use, you need to have it available as often as possible.
I was just curious what everyone does.