Buy a concealed carry gun you can actually conceal and you will really carry
Tim Kennedy (UFC Fighter, Green Beret, Sniper, Patriot)
Tim sent this to me the other day via email. Please read and share...
If you are looking for a gun to carry concealed, bigger is not always
better. Lots of people start out looking at a small gun that fits in
their pocket, and also easily in their waist band.Then they look at one
that's a little bigger, shoots a little bigger bullets, and its a little
heavier and easier to shoot. They want that gun instead of the little
one.
But then they see a huge gun that shoots even more bullets and has a
long barrel so it is very accurate. Now they HAVE to have that gun. So
they end up with a full sized pistol that they can't carry concealed
anywhere because its obvious, and its also uncomfortable. So, they never
carry it.
They should have bought the little gun that they would have comfortably
carried every day. They could have practiced with the little gun, and
become deadly with it, and they would ALWAYS be armed... instead of
having a great elephant hunting pistol at home when they're not.
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The smaller and lighter the frame of the
gun, the easier it is to conceal and the more comfortable it is to
carry. However, smaller guns can't carry as many rounds, and they are
harder to shoot accurately because you have less grip surface on them
and their reduced weight makes them jump around more in your hand.
Add size and weight, and you add the ability to carry more rounds in
one magazine, and the gun will be easier to shoot accurately.
You have to find the right mix for you.
Just make sure it is a gun that you will carry with you wherever you
go. Just like your wallet, your keys, you cell phone...your gun and
your knife should be part of your mental checklist before leaving the
house. If you take on the responsibility to be a sheepdog, its 24/7 and
you have to be equipped to handle anything.
