Virtually every element of self-defense and concealed carry involves some sort of compromise. And because our situations often change, we need to take a moment to examine these compromises!
Podcast: Play in new window | Download
MichaelBane.TV – On the Radio episode #200.
Scroll down for reference links on topics discussed in this episode.
Disclaimer: The statements and opinions expressed here are our own and may not represent those of the companies we represent or any entities affiliated to it.
Host: Michael Bane
Surreptitious Draw: Show Notes 12.6.2023
The Darryl Bolke Mousegun Mindset/Dr. Sherman House, CIVILIAN DEFENDER
Have a great holiday season at the secret hidden bunker. Many thanks for another informative year of the podcast. I have actually been rethinking my carry gun and system.
I actually lost40 lbs or so since April, and now IWB at 3 o’clock is doable. I was carrying OWB in the same position.
And I also am carrying my S & W 3913. I just like the way I can shoot it better than my other gun. And while I still get the itch for the 1911 9mm Stingray, I am on a fixed income and don’t want to sell any of my guns to be able to afford that one.
Again Happy Holidays and safe travels.
Happy Holidays to you, sir!!!!! Boy, do I ever need to join you in losing weight!
Hey Michael,
Thanks for a great podcast! Since discovering you I haven’t missed a one. Here’s to a successful and prosperous new year for you and yours.
I too have replaced my folding knives with small fixed blades: 3-1/2” or less, since that’s the CO limit for concealed knives.
The good news: I too have lost around 40 lbs. The bad news: it happened in conjunction with a stroke in my right basal ganglia.
My question regarding surreptitious draw: I really like front crossdraw (10-to-11-o’clock). My arm is going across my body to draw, so my elbow isn’t ‘telegraphing’ out.
Any thoughts?