Concealed Carry For Women Part 4: Concealed Carry Issues

Concealed carry can seem daunting, and it’s understandable that we may encounter many obstacles along the way. One reason for this is that there is no universal approach. We are all unique, with distinct bodies, minds, feelings, and clothing. Consequently, our solutions to various challenges will differ. However, as women, there are some areas we will likely have to address as concealed carriers.
 
Throughout the years, I have tackled numerous concealed carry questions and obstacles in my writing. However, there will always be more, and I welcome you to share your own challenges in the comments section below so we can expand our content!
 
Below are some of the more frequently asked questions I receive. Of course, you can also browse our site’s Concealed Carry Issues section for all of our articles on the subject.

 

Holsters

It ensures that you are able to react quickly and confidently in case of an emergency. Without proper training, drawing your gun may lead to accidents and potential harm to yourself or others.
 
To help you master this skill, I have created a 5-part series called “Drawing From Concealment” that breaks down the steps on how to safely and properly draw your gun from your concealed carry holster. Each article in the series includes practical tips and techniques to help you develop and refine your drawing skills.

Drawing from Concealment 5 Part Series:

  • Clearing Clothing
  • Pull and Rotate
  • The Extend
  • Scan and Assess Surroundings
  • Reholster

Understanding the cant of a holster is crucial, as it can impact the efficacy of your concealment and your capacity to draw your gun. This can be a confusing area for many women, but it’s important to educate yourself on the topic.

How to Dress For Concealed Carry

We have curated a collection of photos and advice from women across the country who share their tips and tricks for dressing to conceal based on their body type and everyday situations. This is a valuable resource, as it offers practical solutions to common concealed carry challenges. The collection is organized into four categories: casual wear, activewear, business wear, and formal wear.