USCCA: Carrying in Cold Weather
Rob PincusDescription
When carrying a concealed firearm, you want as little as possible between that firearm and the shooting position. But during the winter in many parts of the US, that’s not possible, and in fact you may be wearing a few layers that have to be cleared in order to bring the firearm into the shooting position. But should you change where you carry because the weather has changed?
Rob Pincus addresses this question and advocates consistency in concealed carry. Here’s why.
This video is sponsored by USCCA. For more on the topic of concealed carry in cold weather, we have a 90-minute video download titled Extreme Weather Considerations that’s now on sale for $5.
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