There are so many ways to conceal a pistol for personal defense…
“Appendix” carry… 3:30/8:30… “off-body”… shoulder holster…
But one of the most popular ways to carry a firearm – especially a “back-up gun” – is with an ankle holster.
Ankle holsters offer a LOT of benefits.
But they also have a few drawbacks… and a LOT of tactical misunderstandings!
That’s why, for this week’s podcast episode, I’ll share with you 3 quick tips for optimizing the use of an ankle holster for concealed carry – whether for your primary carry weapon OR a back-up gun.
But a word of warning…
Some of the techniques I’ve developed are the OPPOSITE of what some other well-known instructors have been putting out and today… so promise to keep an open mind, ok?
I’ll explain all in this week’s training…
3 CCW Tactics For ANKLE HOLSTERS!
Here’s What You’ll Discover In This Week’s Episode:
- Advantages of ankle-carry concealment! (These may make you a believer once and for all!)
- 2 big failures of ankle holster deployment that can spell D.E.A.T.H. in a real gunfight (and how to fix these fails fast)!
- The 1 feature your ankle holster MUST have to make it more comfortable, sturdy, AND set you up for a fast drawstroke!
- The real gunfight analysis that made me realize why the “guru trainers'” ankle-carry method was wrong, Wrong, WRONG! (I think you’ll agree when you hear my simple explanation.)
- A simple “pants trick” to make getting to your ankle holster 10 TIMES FASTER when your adrenaline is jacked! (This one “bodyguard tip” will permanently increase your tactical preparedness! Promise!)
Whether you use an ankle holster for your primary concealed carry method… it’s just for your back-up gun… or even if you just been THINKING of adding one to your carry options…
This week’s broadcast will give you some advanced tips to prepare for a self-defense shooting.
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