Andy Stumpf

They're glow-in-the-dark sights, so even if the sight fails, I'm gonna be able to see it at night. And let me see if I can find a way. This is kinda how it fits in the old fanny pack. So not a whole lot of extra space, but that's okay, because I have a 21-round magazine plus one in the gun, so 22 rounds on me. It's very convenient storage. It's secure storage. It's not gonna go anywhere.

Trigger's not gonna pull itself. It's not gonna get ripped off me. And the one thing I will say is this, carrying in a fanny pack adds more steps to your draw sequence than an inside the waistband holster, unless you're wearing like a ton of clothes and you're really digging to get out of the way. If you're gonna switch to a fanny pack, make sure you take the time to practice your draw sequence.

Trigger's not gonna pull itself. It's not gonna get ripped off me. And the one thing I will say is this, carrying in a fanny pack adds more steps to your draw sequence than an inside the waistband holster, unless you're wearing like a ton of clothes and you're really digging to get out of the way. If you're gonna switch to a fanny pack, make sure you take the time to practice your draw sequence.

Trigger's not gonna pull itself. It's not gonna get ripped off me. And the one thing I will say is this, carrying in a fanny pack adds more steps to your draw sequence than an inside the waistband holster, unless you're wearing like a ton of clothes and you're really digging to get out of the way. If you're gonna switch to a fanny pack, make sure you take the time to practice your draw sequence.

do this with an unloaded firearm please can you do this with one hand you can Is it easier with two? Yeah, more than likely because unlike an inside the waistband holster, a traditional one where it's just kydex and you can pull straight out and you can even if you need to just pull on the fabric of your t-shirt with your thumb, be able to actually index the pistol well and then pull it out.

do this with an unloaded firearm please can you do this with one hand you can Is it easier with two? Yeah, more than likely because unlike an inside the waistband holster, a traditional one where it's just kydex and you can pull straight out and you can even if you need to just pull on the fabric of your t-shirt with your thumb, be able to actually index the pistol well and then pull it out.

do this with an unloaded firearm please can you do this with one hand you can Is it easier with two? Yeah, more than likely because unlike an inside the waistband holster, a traditional one where it's just kydex and you can pull straight out and you can even if you need to just pull on the fabric of your t-shirt with your thumb, be able to actually index the pistol well and then pull it out.

This right here, it's just, it's behind a zipper. So it's gonna add some steps. Figure out how you're gonna carry this thing and then how you are going to get it open because not only are you gonna need to open it, Then you're going to need to get your dominant hand, unless you want to shoot with your non-dominant hand, which, if you're a psycho, go ahead, as your primary.

This right here, it's just, it's behind a zipper. So it's gonna add some steps. Figure out how you're gonna carry this thing and then how you are going to get it open because not only are you gonna need to open it, Then you're going to need to get your dominant hand, unless you want to shoot with your non-dominant hand, which, if you're a psycho, go ahead, as your primary.

This right here, it's just, it's behind a zipper. So it's gonna add some steps. Figure out how you're gonna carry this thing and then how you are going to get it open because not only are you gonna need to open it, Then you're going to need to get your dominant hand, unless you want to shoot with your non-dominant hand, which, if you're a psycho, go ahead, as your primary.

Great to do on the range. I don't know if I'd go with that as my optimal performance metric in a real-world two-way range, but, you know, you do you. You're going to have to open this thing, and then you're going to have to actually get in there and get your hand on the firearm itself before you're able to do any work with it. It's just different. Better or worse, I don't know.

Great to do on the range. I don't know if I'd go with that as my optimal performance metric in a real-world two-way range, but, you know, you do you. You're going to have to open this thing, and then you're going to have to actually get in there and get your hand on the firearm itself before you're able to do any work with it. It's just different. Better or worse, I don't know.

Great to do on the range. I don't know if I'd go with that as my optimal performance metric in a real-world two-way range, but, you know, you do you. You're going to have to open this thing, and then you're going to have to actually get in there and get your hand on the firearm itself before you're able to do any work with it. It's just different. Better or worse, I don't know.

I like the fact that the fanny pack, you know, inside the waistband holsters, I've used them for years. It can get old a little bit, especially getting in and out of a car. It can dig into you a little bit. It can be a little bit uncomfortable. I like to wear board shorts. I know that there are options out there with reinforced waistbands and things like that. I don't really like them.

I like the fact that the fanny pack, you know, inside the waistband holsters, I've used them for years. It can get old a little bit, especially getting in and out of a car. It can dig into you a little bit. It can be a little bit uncomfortable. I like to wear board shorts. I know that there are options out there with reinforced waistbands and things like that. I don't really like them.

I like the fact that the fanny pack, you know, inside the waistband holsters, I've used them for years. It can get old a little bit, especially getting in and out of a car. It can dig into you a little bit. It can be a little bit uncomfortable. I like to wear board shorts. I know that there are options out there with reinforced waistbands and things like that. I don't really like them.

They don't feel great. It's a lot easier for me to throw a fanny pack on. I've actually kind of switched to it to be in my year-round. It adds some more steps, and that's okay. Practice. Practice, practice, practice, practice. When I carried with an inside the waistband holster, and I still do this every day that I do, I'll unload the firearm.

They don't feel great. It's a lot easier for me to throw a fanny pack on. I've actually kind of switched to it to be in my year-round. It adds some more steps, and that's okay. Practice. Practice, practice, practice, practice. When I carried with an inside the waistband holster, and I still do this every day that I do, I'll unload the firearm.

They don't feel great. It's a lot easier for me to throw a fanny pack on. I've actually kind of switched to it to be in my year-round. It adds some more steps, and that's okay. Practice. Practice, practice, practice, practice. When I carried with an inside the waistband holster, and I still do this every day that I do, I'll unload the firearm.

And the first thing I'll do is maybe three to five times practice actually drawing from concealment all the way to the point of aligning my sights. And if I have an empty chamber and an empty gun, I'm going to go ahead and pull the trigger, work myself all the way through that trigger squeeze. Reset, put it back in. Same thing with the fanny pack. You have to practice. That's the biggest thing.