There is an unfortunate misconception that it’s harder for women to conceal a sidearm than for men. Women have curves that make carrying on the hip more difficult, but those curves can also provide places to effectively hide a gun.
faliaphotography has put together some videos that try and dispel the myths around effective concealment options for women.
One of her videos shows another concealment option for women: thigh holsters.
It could be argued that women should carry self-defense sidearms more so than men. They’re generally smaller than men, not as strong as men, and frankly, some men want to take advantage of that to force their intentions on women.
I’m not trying to be sexist, I’m simply relating what I see as the sad truth to some of our gender differences.
There is an unfortunate misconception that it’s harder for women to conceal a sidearm than for men. Women have curves that make carrying on the hip more difficult, but those curves can also provide places to effectively hide a gun.
faliaphotography has put together some videos that try and dispel the myths around effective concealment options for women.
In this video she shows the Crossbreed SuperTuck IWB (inside the waist band) holster, which is her favorite and most comfortable holster for carrying her Ruger LCR. Take a look!
An attempted robbery in Indianapolis, Indiana didn’t work out the way the alleged robbers probably hoped it would.
According to Police, one man tried to rob another at his home. Both men were armed. Both exchanged shots with one another.
The suspect was shot in the chest and was pronounced dead at the scene.
The robbery victim didn’t escape without wounds. He was also shot, but luckily his injuries were not life-threatening and he was taken to a local hospital for treatment.
Source: RTV6, 01/24/2012
Thanks: Justin E.