Watch our concealed carry purse video with Gander Mountain Academy Lead Instructor Amanda Barron demonstrates the proper form for presenting a firearm from a purse holster. Treat the concealed carry purse like any other holster: don’t let it flop around loose but keep it controlled and hold it tight against your body with your non-shooting hand. Amanda shows both one-hand and two-handed shooting positions. Learn how to draw from concealed carry purses efficiently and safely.
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