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Wednesday, November 16, 2011
Saturday, November 12, 2011
Inside the Pants Holsters for Concealed Carry of Handguns
Inside the Pants Holsters
Inside the pants holsters provide an excellent manner in which to carry concealed handgun. With summer heat - when dress becomes more casual - a quality inside the pants holster can be worn inside shorts, jeans or slacks - with a shirt casually draped over the waist.
Inside the pants holsters - manufactured by the WRB corporation - are constructed of ballistic nylon, can be adjusted for right or left-hand use, provide an adjustable thumb break for securing the weapon. Additionally, they come with a lifetime manufacturer's warranty.
WRB inside the pants holsters come in a variety of sizes. Here's a partial list of the handguns that will fit in these holsters:
Size 2A Holsters
SMITH & WESSON - S&W (2" to 2 1/8" Barrel) J Frames with shrouded or concealed hammer - 38 - 40 - 42 - 49 - 332 - 342 - 442 - 631 - 638 - 640 - 642 - 649 - 940;
Size 4-3 Holsters
Colt Defender, Kahr
Size 5 Holster:
ASTRA (3 �" Barrel) A-70M - A-75;
ASTRA (3 �" Barrel) A 80 - A 90 - A 100;
COLT (3 �" Barrel) Officers ACP.45 - DBL eagle Officers.45 - 1991 A1 Compact;
CZ (3 �" Barrel) CZ83;
GLOCK (4" Barrel) 19 - 23 - 32 - 36;
GLOCK (4 �" Barrel) 17 - 20 - 21 - 22 - 31;
H&K (4" Barrel) P7 - P7M8 - P7M10 - P7M13;
HS AMERICA (4" Barrel) HS 2000;
KAHR (3 �" Barrel) K9 9mm;
KBI (4" Barrel) PMK.380 - smc.380;
LLAMA (3" to 4" Barrel) XV - XA - 111A - MicroMax;
PARA ORDNANCE (3 �" Barrel) P12.45 - C7.45 LDA (Para Companion) - Para Companion Carry Option - PXT OPS.45 -
SAUER/SIG (3 �" Barrel) P230 - P232 - P225 - P228 - P229;
SMITH & WESSON (3 1/2" Barrel) 469 - 669 - 908 - 3913 - 3914 - 3953 - 3954 - 4013 - 4013TSW - 4053 - 5903SSV - 5943SSV - 6904 - 6906 - 6944 - 6946;
SMITH & WESSON (3 3/4" - 4" Barrel) 39 - 59 - 410 - 411 - 439 - 457 - 457D - 459 - 539 - 559 - 639 - 659 - 909 - 910 - 915 - 3904 - 3906 - 4003 - 4004 - 4006 - 4026 - 4043;
SMITH & WESSON (3 3/4" - 4" Barrel) 4004 - 4046 - 4516 - 4536 - 4556 - 5903 - 5904 - 5905 - 5906 - 5926 - 5943 - 5944 - 5946 - 5967;
SPRINGFIELD ARMORY (3 �" Barrel) P9 Compact;
STAR (3 �" to 3 �" Barrel) 30PK - FIRESTAR 9MM - I40 - FIRESTAR PLUS 9MM;
TAURUS (3.27" Barrel) PT-140 Millennium.40 - PT-145 Millennium.45 - PT- 140 Millennium Pro.40 - PT-145 Millennium Pro.45 - PT-745B/SS.45 - PT 640B/SS.40 -
TAURUS (3 �" Barrel) PT 908 - PT 911 - PT 938 - PT 940 - PT 945 - PT-45
TAURUS (4" Barrel) PT-138
WALTHER (3.4" Barrel) P99,
AMT (4 1/4" Barrel) Skipper - AutoMag II -.22 WMR;
ASTRA (3 � to 4" Barrel) Constable - Camper - Falcon;
AUTO ORDNANCE (3 �" Barrel) Pitbull;
AUTO ORDNANCE (4" Barrel) General;
BERETTA (5" Barrel) 92 - 92S - 92SB - 92D - 92F - 92G - 96 - 92FS - BRIGADIER;
BERETTA (4 �" Barrel) 92FC - 92 Centurion - 96 Centennial - 92D Centennial - 96D Centennial;
BERETTA (4 �" Barrel) 92SBC - 92FM;
BERETTA (3 �" Barrel) 8000 - 8040 COUGAR - 9000;
COLT (4 �" Barrel) COMMANDER - COMBAT COMMANDER - LIGHTWEIGHT COMMANDER - 1991 A1;
COLT (5" Barrel) Combat Elite - Delta Elite - Government Model - Gold Cup - Combat Target - 1991 A1;
CZ (4 �" Barrel) CZ75 - CZ85;
GLOCK (5 �" Barrel) 34 - 35;
H&K (4" Barrel) P9S;
KBI (4 5/8" Barrel) PJK 9HP;
KIMBER (4 �" Barrel) COMPACT CDP - PRO CDP;
KIMBER (3 �" Barrel) ULTRA CARRY - STAINLESS STEEL ULTRA CARRY - ULTRA CDP;
LLAMA (4" to 5" Barrel) 1XA - VIII - XI - OMNI - PLUS OTHER LARGE FRAME AUTOS;
PARA ORDNANCE (4 �" Barrel) P13.45 - P13.45 Limited - P12.45 - P12.45 Limited - P12.45 LDA - P12.45 - P12.45 - Para CCW.45 - Model Tac-Four LDA - Model Tac-Four LE -
PARA ORDNANCE (5" Barrel) P14.45 - P14.45 LDA - P16.45 - P 16.40 Limited - P16.40 LDA - PXT LTC.45
RUGER (4" to 4 �" Barrel) P85 - P89 - P90 - P91 - P93 - P94 - P95 - KP90 - KP93, KP94 - KP97;
SAUER/SIG (4 �" Barrel) P220 - P226;
SMITH & WESSON (4 1/4" Barrel) 1066 - 1076 - 1086 - 4566 - 4567 - 4576 - 4586 - SIGMA FULL SIZE 9MM &.40 - SIGMA COMPACT 9MM &.40;
SMITH & WESSON (4" Barrel) SW99;
SPRINGFIELD ARMORY (4 �" Barrel) COMMANDER;
SPRINGFIELD ARMORY (4" Barrel) XD-9 - XD-40 - XD-357;
STAR (4" to 4 �" Barrel) BM - BKM - PD - 28 - 30M - 31P;
STAR (4" Barrel) Firestar.45 - P88;
STEYR (4" Barrel) M40 - M9;
TAURUS (4" Barrel) PT 58 - PT- 400 & 400SS - PT 945C 45 - PT 945S - PT 940 40 -
TAURUS (4 �" Barrel) PT 92C - PT 24/7-45B - PT 24/7 9B - PT-24/7 40B - PT 38B/SS - PT-38SSSPRL.38
WALTHER (4 �" to 5" Barrel) P38 - P38IV;
WALTHER (4 �" Barrel) P5;
WALTHER (5" Barrel) P22,
Differing from traditional gun holsters designed to fit on your belt or hip - inside the pants holsters fit inside the pants (as the name suggests) offering a greater amount of concealment. However, you might need to purchase your pants or jeans with the holster and handgun in mind - or you might not be able to fit your belly and your holster in the pants. I've had this happen. :)
Inside the pants holsters provide an excellent manner in which to carry concealed handgun. With summer heat - when dress becomes more casual - a quality inside the pants holster can be worn inside shorts, jeans or slacks - with a shirt casually draped over the waist.
Inside the pants holsters - manufactured by the WRB corporation - are constructed of ballistic nylon, can be adjusted for right or left-hand use, provide an adjustable thumb break for securing the weapon. Additionally, they come with a lifetime manufacturer's warranty.
WRB inside the pants holsters come in a variety of sizes. Here's a partial list of the handguns that will fit in these holsters:
Size 2A Holsters
SMITH & WESSON - S&W (2" to 2 1/8" Barrel) J Frames with shrouded or concealed hammer - 38 - 40 - 42 - 49 - 332 - 342 - 442 - 631 - 638 - 640 - 642 - 649 - 940;
Size 4-3 Holsters
Colt Defender, Kahr
Size 5 Holster:
ASTRA (3 �" Barrel) A-70M - A-75;
ASTRA (3 �" Barrel) A 80 - A 90 - A 100;
COLT (3 �" Barrel) Officers ACP.45 - DBL eagle Officers.45 - 1991 A1 Compact;
CZ (3 �" Barrel) CZ83;
GLOCK (4" Barrel) 19 - 23 - 32 - 36;
GLOCK (4 �" Barrel) 17 - 20 - 21 - 22 - 31;
H&K (4" Barrel) P7 - P7M8 - P7M10 - P7M13;
HS AMERICA (4" Barrel) HS 2000;
KAHR (3 �" Barrel) K9 9mm;
KBI (4" Barrel) PMK.380 - smc.380;
LLAMA (3" to 4" Barrel) XV - XA - 111A - MicroMax;
PARA ORDNANCE (3 �" Barrel) P12.45 - C7.45 LDA (Para Companion) - Para Companion Carry Option - PXT OPS.45 -
SAUER/SIG (3 �" Barrel) P230 - P232 - P225 - P228 - P229;
SMITH & WESSON (3 1/2" Barrel) 469 - 669 - 908 - 3913 - 3914 - 3953 - 3954 - 4013 - 4013TSW - 4053 - 5903SSV - 5943SSV - 6904 - 6906 - 6944 - 6946;
SMITH & WESSON (3 3/4" - 4" Barrel) 39 - 59 - 410 - 411 - 439 - 457 - 457D - 459 - 539 - 559 - 639 - 659 - 909 - 910 - 915 - 3904 - 3906 - 4003 - 4004 - 4006 - 4026 - 4043;
SMITH & WESSON (3 3/4" - 4" Barrel) 4004 - 4046 - 4516 - 4536 - 4556 - 5903 - 5904 - 5905 - 5906 - 5926 - 5943 - 5944 - 5946 - 5967;
SPRINGFIELD ARMORY (3 �" Barrel) P9 Compact;
STAR (3 �" to 3 �" Barrel) 30PK - FIRESTAR 9MM - I40 - FIRESTAR PLUS 9MM;
TAURUS (3.27" Barrel) PT-140 Millennium.40 - PT-145 Millennium.45 - PT- 140 Millennium Pro.40 - PT-145 Millennium Pro.45 - PT-745B/SS.45 - PT 640B/SS.40 -
TAURUS (3 �" Barrel) PT 908 - PT 911 - PT 938 - PT 940 - PT 945 - PT-45
TAURUS (4" Barrel) PT-138
WALTHER (3.4" Barrel) P99,
AMT (4 1/4" Barrel) Skipper - AutoMag II -.22 WMR;
ASTRA (3 � to 4" Barrel) Constable - Camper - Falcon;
AUTO ORDNANCE (3 �" Barrel) Pitbull;
AUTO ORDNANCE (4" Barrel) General;
BERETTA (5" Barrel) 92 - 92S - 92SB - 92D - 92F - 92G - 96 - 92FS - BRIGADIER;
BERETTA (4 �" Barrel) 92FC - 92 Centurion - 96 Centennial - 92D Centennial - 96D Centennial;
BERETTA (4 �" Barrel) 92SBC - 92FM;
BERETTA (3 �" Barrel) 8000 - 8040 COUGAR - 9000;
COLT (4 �" Barrel) COMMANDER - COMBAT COMMANDER - LIGHTWEIGHT COMMANDER - 1991 A1;
COLT (5" Barrel) Combat Elite - Delta Elite - Government Model - Gold Cup - Combat Target - 1991 A1;
CZ (4 �" Barrel) CZ75 - CZ85;
GLOCK (5 �" Barrel) 34 - 35;
H&K (4" Barrel) P9S;
KBI (4 5/8" Barrel) PJK 9HP;
KIMBER (4 �" Barrel) COMPACT CDP - PRO CDP;
KIMBER (3 �" Barrel) ULTRA CARRY - STAINLESS STEEL ULTRA CARRY - ULTRA CDP;
LLAMA (4" to 5" Barrel) 1XA - VIII - XI - OMNI - PLUS OTHER LARGE FRAME AUTOS;
PARA ORDNANCE (4 �" Barrel) P13.45 - P13.45 Limited - P12.45 - P12.45 Limited - P12.45 LDA - P12.45 - P12.45 - Para CCW.45 - Model Tac-Four LDA - Model Tac-Four LE -
PARA ORDNANCE (5" Barrel) P14.45 - P14.45 LDA - P16.45 - P 16.40 Limited - P16.40 LDA - PXT LTC.45
RUGER (4" to 4 �" Barrel) P85 - P89 - P90 - P91 - P93 - P94 - P95 - KP90 - KP93, KP94 - KP97;
SAUER/SIG (4 �" Barrel) P220 - P226;
SMITH & WESSON (4 1/4" Barrel) 1066 - 1076 - 1086 - 4566 - 4567 - 4576 - 4586 - SIGMA FULL SIZE 9MM &.40 - SIGMA COMPACT 9MM &.40;
SMITH & WESSON (4" Barrel) SW99;
SPRINGFIELD ARMORY (4 �" Barrel) COMMANDER;
SPRINGFIELD ARMORY (4" Barrel) XD-9 - XD-40 - XD-357;
STAR (4" to 4 �" Barrel) BM - BKM - PD - 28 - 30M - 31P;
STAR (4" Barrel) Firestar.45 - P88;
STEYR (4" Barrel) M40 - M9;
TAURUS (4" Barrel) PT 58 - PT- 400 & 400SS - PT 945C 45 - PT 945S - PT 940 40 -
TAURUS (4 �" Barrel) PT 92C - PT 24/7-45B - PT 24/7 9B - PT-24/7 40B - PT 38B/SS - PT-38SSSPRL.38
WALTHER (4 �" to 5" Barrel) P38 - P38IV;
WALTHER (4 �" Barrel) P5;
WALTHER (5" Barrel) P22,
Differing from traditional gun holsters designed to fit on your belt or hip - inside the pants holsters fit inside the pants (as the name suggests) offering a greater amount of concealment. However, you might need to purchase your pants or jeans with the holster and handgun in mind - or you might not be able to fit your belly and your holster in the pants. I've had this happen. :)
The Importance of Obtaining a Permit For Concealed Weapons
The debate regarding the purchase and possession of weapons in the United States has a storied and unresolved history thus far. While the debate rages on, individuals are still allowed to purchase and own handguns for the protection of their property, for hunting, and for collection. In Texas and other states, it is legal for individuals to carry concealed handguns on their persons, if they have the proper license to do so.
It is very important that individuals realize the seriousness of obtaining a license before carrying a gun in a concealed manner. If a person is apprehended with an unlicensed handgun or is caught carrying it in a concealed fashion without the proper permit, he or she may face criminal weapons possession charges. Such criminal charges may result in fines, probation, the revocation of weapons licenses, and even incarceration.
To obtain a concealed handgun license in Texas, individuals must often show proof of residency in the state for a period of at least six months. Individuals may show such proof in the form of rental agreements, utility bills, and other official documentation that shows the person's address in the state. People are also often required to show proper identification, which may include driver's licenses, social security cards, or other forms of government-issued identification.
Persons who have been convicted of violent crimes or other types of weapons convictions may not apply for a concealed handgun license if the conviction occurred within the past ten years. The laws require that only individuals in good standing with the law and a clean record for the decade prior to the application be granted the right to carry a handgun on their person. Although many people do not realize it, persons who have been convicted of DWI and DUI may also be denied the right to carry a concealed weapon.
Persons seeking a concealed weapons permit are usually required to take weapons-safety classes that usually include up to fifteen hours of instruction regarding the rules and regulations of the state. Following the completion of classes, the applicant must wait a period of sixty-days in order for the application to be processed and acceptance or rejection to be finalized.
It is important to remember that you should always obtain the correct licenses before carrying a concealed weapon. It is also essential for license holders to be aware of government buildings, schools, and other locations that do not allow non-commissioned individuals to carry weapons, even if they hold a concealed weapons permit.
It is very important that individuals realize the seriousness of obtaining a license before carrying a gun in a concealed manner. If a person is apprehended with an unlicensed handgun or is caught carrying it in a concealed fashion without the proper permit, he or she may face criminal weapons possession charges. Such criminal charges may result in fines, probation, the revocation of weapons licenses, and even incarceration.
To obtain a concealed handgun license in Texas, individuals must often show proof of residency in the state for a period of at least six months. Individuals may show such proof in the form of rental agreements, utility bills, and other official documentation that shows the person's address in the state. People are also often required to show proper identification, which may include driver's licenses, social security cards, or other forms of government-issued identification.
Persons who have been convicted of violent crimes or other types of weapons convictions may not apply for a concealed handgun license if the conviction occurred within the past ten years. The laws require that only individuals in good standing with the law and a clean record for the decade prior to the application be granted the right to carry a handgun on their person. Although many people do not realize it, persons who have been convicted of DWI and DUI may also be denied the right to carry a concealed weapon.
Persons seeking a concealed weapons permit are usually required to take weapons-safety classes that usually include up to fifteen hours of instruction regarding the rules and regulations of the state. Following the completion of classes, the applicant must wait a period of sixty-days in order for the application to be processed and acceptance or rejection to be finalized.
It is important to remember that you should always obtain the correct licenses before carrying a concealed weapon. It is also essential for license holders to be aware of government buildings, schools, and other locations that do not allow non-commissioned individuals to carry weapons, even if they hold a concealed weapons permit.
Wednesday, November 9, 2011
Krav Maga And Abuse Of Power Review
Krav Maga is probably the most effective street fighting technique in use today. It is used by Israel's military special forces for up-close and personal self defense. Michael Savage, the author and radio host, mentions in his new book Abuse Of Power this technique and highly recommends it.
Now you can get a complete online course that will teach you this highly effective self defense method.
Tuesday, November 8, 2011
Taurus 24/7 G2 Review and Information
Taurus has done it again. This awesome new release is just what the doctor ordered. Available in many different calibers and upgraded to include excellent trigger, rail and double-take trigger action you simply can't go wrong with this weapon.
The 4 Categories of "Carrying of a Concealed Weapon" Laws
A well regulated militia, being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of the people to keep and bear arms, shall not be infringed. The Second Amendment to the United States Constitution was adopted in 1791 with the intention of giving every American the right to legally own firearms. Despite the endless attempts by politicians to destroy this right, most States in our great Union still respect the right of the individual to legally own and carry concealed weapons.
Our Founders were strong advocates in States' rights and, thankfully, the Federal Government has yet to legislatively intrude on our 2nd Amendment right. To date, 48 States have passed individual laws allowing, in some respect, citizens to carry certain firearms in public. Each State has its own laws that are enforceable by huge fines and even jail time if they're not abided by so it is extremely important that every individual be aware of these laws.
Carrying a Concealed Weapon Regulations will differ between each state, but each state generally falls into one of four categories. The four categories are listed as follows:
Unrestricted - Also known as "Constitutional Carry," Unrestricted states do not require a permit to carry a concealed handgun.
Shall Issue - Shall Issue states require a person to have a permit to carry a concealed weapon. The permit is approved or declined if specific criteria are met, i.e. criminal background check, age, paying a fee, etc. If a person meets the specific criteria, they will be approved a permit - the issuing authority does not have the authority to deny a permit based on their own discretion.
May Issue - May Issue states require a person to have a permit and, similar to Shall Issue states, require certain criteria be met before being approved for the permit to CCW. However, May Issue states are more stringent. The local government (usually a County or City) that will be issuing the permit has discretion to approve or deny any applicant even if the specific criteria are met.
No Issue - No Issue states do not allow any person to carry a concealed firearm.
The complexity of Concealed Carry Laws are constantly changing, but I have broken down each state into one of the above 4 categories below.
Unrestricted (Constitutional Carry): Alaska, Arizona, Montana (Outside of City limits), Vermont, Wyoming (as of July 1, 2011)
Shall Issue: Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Mexico, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia, and Wyoming.
*States that are both Shall Issue and Unrestricted states may allow citizens to carry without a permit, but will often grant permits to individuals who wish to have it for reciprocity reasons.
May Issue: Alabama, California, Delaware, Hawaii, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, Rhode Island
No Issue: District of Columbia, Hawaii*, Illinois, New Jersey*, Wisconsin
*Technically May Issue states, but in reality they will not issue permits.
The laws regarding the concealed carry of handguns get more complicated by the day and will continue to change according to individual state laws. Because of this, I strongly suggest that each individual regularly visit our site and contact their local government authority to find out the exact details and laws regarding gun permits. I hope this information has helped educate you on your rights under the 2nd amendment.
Our Founders were strong advocates in States' rights and, thankfully, the Federal Government has yet to legislatively intrude on our 2nd Amendment right. To date, 48 States have passed individual laws allowing, in some respect, citizens to carry certain firearms in public. Each State has its own laws that are enforceable by huge fines and even jail time if they're not abided by so it is extremely important that every individual be aware of these laws.
Carrying a Concealed Weapon Regulations will differ between each state, but each state generally falls into one of four categories. The four categories are listed as follows:
Unrestricted - Also known as "Constitutional Carry," Unrestricted states do not require a permit to carry a concealed handgun.
Shall Issue - Shall Issue states require a person to have a permit to carry a concealed weapon. The permit is approved or declined if specific criteria are met, i.e. criminal background check, age, paying a fee, etc. If a person meets the specific criteria, they will be approved a permit - the issuing authority does not have the authority to deny a permit based on their own discretion.
May Issue - May Issue states require a person to have a permit and, similar to Shall Issue states, require certain criteria be met before being approved for the permit to CCW. However, May Issue states are more stringent. The local government (usually a County or City) that will be issuing the permit has discretion to approve or deny any applicant even if the specific criteria are met.
No Issue - No Issue states do not allow any person to carry a concealed firearm.
The complexity of Concealed Carry Laws are constantly changing, but I have broken down each state into one of the above 4 categories below.
Unrestricted (Constitutional Carry): Alaska, Arizona, Montana (Outside of City limits), Vermont, Wyoming (as of July 1, 2011)
Shall Issue: Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Mexico, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia, and Wyoming.
*States that are both Shall Issue and Unrestricted states may allow citizens to carry without a permit, but will often grant permits to individuals who wish to have it for reciprocity reasons.
May Issue: Alabama, California, Delaware, Hawaii, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, Rhode Island
No Issue: District of Columbia, Hawaii*, Illinois, New Jersey*, Wisconsin
*Technically May Issue states, but in reality they will not issue permits.
The laws regarding the concealed carry of handguns get more complicated by the day and will continue to change according to individual state laws. Because of this, I strongly suggest that each individual regularly visit our site and contact their local government authority to find out the exact details and laws regarding gun permits. I hope this information has helped educate you on your rights under the 2nd amendment.
Saturday, November 5, 2011
A Weapon Of Survival You Must Have
To carry a concealed weapon at all times is the smartest thing you can do in today's society. However, there are other things you must consider when it comes to survival. Here is one of those "things" that is a must-have.
Take a look HERE NOW and see what I mean.
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