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pmcimagazine.com SKILLS AND DRILLS: CONCEALED CARRY that you are carrying concealed without even exposing the handgun. If someone comes to give you a hug or reach out to touch you, you can prevent them from inadvertently touching your concealed weapon by controlling and directing their movement. You need to place a physical barrier between them and your handgun. This is done by keeping your strong side elbow as close to the handgun as possible. In the situation of a hug they are forced to place their arms around the outside of your arms as you place yours around their waist. This will keep them clear of your handgun. Handshakes are easier, all that is needed is for you to keep your distance, or keep close into the other person and keep your strong side elbow near to the gun. If you need to put you arm around someone, for example, in a group photo try to place yourself at the end with your strong side away from the other person next to you, this will ensure that the handgun is neither felt or exposed during the photo. REMOVING THE OUTER GARMENT There have been many times I have had a meeting or lunch where I needed to remove my jacket whilst CCW. I learned a simple trick from a close friend of mine that I now use all the time when I am taking a seat. First of all try to distract their attention away from you as you take your jacket off (ask the time and get them to look at their watch or ask them if they can see the waiter). This will reduce the chance of them catching a glimpse of your weapon. As they look away from you don’t remove your jacket as you would normally but shrug it off your shoulders as you sit down. The jacket should be between you and the back of the chair. Its not the most common position for your jacket but it will help keep your weapon concealed whilst you are sat down. To replace your jacket just simply slip your arms into the sleeves and shrug it back onto your shoulders. Be mindful that once your jacket has been removed your handgun can be exposed at any time if you are not careful. Another option if you are in a room full of people, such as a meeting, would be to sit at the back of the room as everyone else will be looking away from you. All the methods that I have mentioned are very simple to do and are very effective. I have used them myself in the real world of concealed carry and have never had any problems; however, I have always been mindful that I am CCW and also I have spent quality time practicing these methods. Take your time when learning and have someone else watch you as it will be someone else that might catch you out when CCW! 48
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