The Pros and Cons of Off-Body Carry
Lindsey Bertomen, a retired police officer who teaches criminal justice and serves as a firearms instructor at Hartnell College in California, is not a fan of off-body carry options for firearms. But as a firearms instructor, he understands their advantages.
In his two-part article, Lindsey discusses the advantages off-body carry offers and outlines a few rules for it. His biggest piece of advice: Once you've made the choice to off-body carry, make sure to practice, practice, practice.
Off-body carry should not be the first choice in carry options, but it should be an option. If you choose this option, train with it, and be brutally honest about your training.
Check out Part 1 and Part 2 for Lindsey's insight when it comes to off-body carry options.
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