Should You Carry an Extra Magazine for Concealed Carry? (2026)
Why most instructors recommend a spare magazine, the arguments against it, and the best ways to carry one concealed.
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Why most instructors recommend a spare magazine, the arguments against it, and the best ways to carry one concealed.
Five rules for safe pocket carry: the right gun, a pocket holster, an empty pocket, the right pants and practice.
A tucked-in shirt and a tuckable holster are not the same thing. A genuinely tuckable IWB design provides space for shirt fabric between the holster body and its attachment. That feature does not guarantee hidden belt clips, comfort, or a safe fit with every firearm. This guide explains the equipment differences, belt compatibility and clothing-related…
How to stop printing when you carry concealed: holster claws and cant, belts, clothing choices and carry position.
Open carry generally means a firearm is visible to ordinary observation. Concealed carry generally means it is hidden from ordinary observation. Those descriptions explain visibility; they do not establish whether a particular person may carry at a particular location. The useful comparison starts with three separate questions: Is possession lawful? Is that method of carry…
What to bring and how to prepare for a concealed carry permit class: safety rules, gear checklist and what to expect.
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