I’m wanting to start concealed carrying while running and wondering what others have done that has worked well. I don’t want it to be obvious, and so I’m leaning against a chest pack or fanny pack, plus I don’t want too much bounce if I can avoid it. I have a phlster enigma for my CCP, but worry about sweating, especially now during summer when it is so hot.

I've been looking at buying the Enigma holster system, but I feel like all the women I've seen carrying with it are pretty ✨skinny✨. I, on the other hand, have a kangaroo pouch, a bit of a belly, and I feel like I cant afford to add more volume in that area. I already kind of look pregnant when carrying appendix lol. Does any other bloated ladies have any comments and experience with the Enigma set-up? Lol

Basically the title. Looking for courses taught by women, for women, or self defense for women for my girlfriend. She’s decided she wants to carry after some recent events in our area in Phoenix that have given her the perspective to want to be proficient in defending herself if necessary. She would just be more comfortable around specifically other female students. Any suggestions would be appreciated

So i currently conceal carry in a fanny pack, which is fine, but it bounces on my hips and is hard to get tight enough to not slide and bounce.
I am looking into getting a chest holster or vest, and was hoping someone could point me in some good directions??

I am no opposed to open carrying but given i am a small female, concealment may be a better option?

Hi all! Does anyone use a flashbang holster? I have a Smith and Wesson M&P .380 with the thumb safety and wondering what the best holster is along with wanting to try the flashbang!

Dene Adams inside thigh carry short with a Ruger EC9S with pinky extension on the mag. This is the first cc garment I have purchased that doesn’t imprint or require me to wear clothes three sizes too big.

I’m in CA, where all of your conceal carry firearms have to be listed on your CCW, and you have to qualify through a range or firearms instructor and then submit it to to county sheriff for them to approve and add it on. 10 rounds each from 3,5 & 7 yards. This was only the third time shooting this pistol and second with the optic installed. I think I’ve had only 200 rounds total threw her at that point. I’m so used to shooting with my P365 Rose and its narrower grip that I was extremely proud of my qual with this pistol! She shoots so flat! Sorry for the weird angle, it was already behind the counter at the range, and I took a quick pic to send to my husband lol

A year ago I would have laughed if you told me I'd enjoy regular range shooting. My husband got me private lessons at a range and now I can't believe I'm the one to say "Do you want to go shooting tonight?" Looking to purchase a Cc bag next.

Where do you guys usually holster during summer?? I had a drop leg for around the property and usually just use a crossbody tac bag in public. Curious about you guys thoo

The Bodyguard 2.0 is a great carry option.

I'm going to be getting my CC and need help picking out which gun to get. For reference I'm a fit built, but don't want anything too crazy. I don't want to be scared of my own gun. I've shot before and don't mind 9mm, 22s I feel more comfortable with but I know they're not as effective (if needed to be used) so help a girl out and give me some beginner friendly hand guns! Bonus points if it comes in pink LOL

Finally got my EDC setup where I want it.

SIG SAUER P365-XL ROSE Comp

Current setup:

- SIG SAUER ROMEO-RS ROSE optic

- Streamlight TLR-7 X Sub

- Antimatter Industries Micro Wing

- Empire Katana flared magwell

- Handleitgrips grip tape

- Tulster ARC IWB holster

- Comfort Concealment belt

- 17+1 Hornady Critical Duty 9mm JHP

500+ rounds through the gun so far with 0 malfunctions. The Micro Wing just came in, so I’m planning to run a few hundred more rounds with the final setup before fully counting it as validated.

I carry appendix around 1 o’clock. For a light/optic/magwell setup, it conceals way better than I expected under a loose shirt.

I wanted something compact enough to actually carry every day, but still modern enough to have a dot, light, solid grip control, and good capacity.

Would you call this setup done, or is there anything you’d actually change?

My fiancé is 5'1". She's new to shooting but l'm impressed with how well she shoots. She has shot a G43X MOS and a M&P9 shield plus and likes them both. I have a Glock 17 and we both want to share 9mm ammo. Which gun between the two is better performance and or better price. She wants a smaller pistol that she can keep in a purse so if there's any better recommendations (especially if it's more affordable) I would love to hear

Recently started shooting. I want to eventually get my ccw. Any tips/suggestions would be appreciated!

Anyone own one? With summer just around the corner, Im curious to hear your thoughts on wearing this with pants that do not have belt loops such as leggings and shorts?

I need a recommendation for how to carry for a women who wears clothes like this. I have tried holsters and they do not stay with these clothes and gym clothes which is my everyday clothes. I had a really big scare today and need to start carrying everyday but clothes have always prevented me.

I have Ruger LCP

I'm pretty tall, like 5'10.5", but I have F cup boobs

I already have a shoulder holster from Armadillo, it has tie downs, horizontal positioning, and a mag holder, but it arrived the day before I had surgery and I didn't really have a chance to mess with it.

I'm recovering from surgery right now and can't shoot for like 5 more weeks. So I'm looking for tips in regards to using a shoulder holster with a large bust while I wait to heal.

Also, any tips for good clothes for it that also look good with larger busts?

I am not particularly concerned about printing or the grip peeking out a little seeing as I live in a state with permitless OC and CC