Tough to argue with any of that. Each of those points is something I've had to think about for a long time, especially the "round in the chamber" thing. I may just have to try it a while to see if I can get over it. And, even though I compete using a "two strong side" holster rig to force myself to practice with my off hand, if I don't feel good about presenting from an IWB holster with my off hand (my strong side shoulder has been rebuilt so the higher IWB is out) I'll have to make do with a .380 in a pocket holster. Not the best but better than having to defend myself with harsh words. The author is correct, all this stuff has to be thought through for the individual.
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JakeLonergan 9 years, 2 months ago
Tough to argue with any of that. Each of those points is something I've had to think about for a long time, especially the "round in the chamber" thing. I may just have to try it a while to see if I can get over it. And, even though I compete using a "two strong side" holster rig to force myself to practice with my off hand, if I don't feel good about presenting from an IWB holster with my off hand (my strong side shoulder has been rebuilt so the higher IWB is out) I'll have to make do with a .380 in a pocket holster. Not the best but better than having to defend myself with harsh words. The author is correct, all this stuff has to be thought through for the individual.
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