Ladies as always, continue to be safe out there. My friend was followed into a rest room during holiday shopping. The restroom was at the back of the store where no one even saw it happen. As soon as she reached for her gun, the guy ran. Broad daylight, busy store, didn't matter. Watch your back.
My youngest was 3 when I started carrying. She made me so nervous because she was VERY interested in our tools. We had to be very open and honest with her about the danger and safety rules around them. I honestly think it helped A LOT to take her and her siblings to a spot where we could practice and help her shoot a little .22. Her hands were on it with my husband's covering hers. She pulled the trigger and felt some of the recoil. (He absorbed a lot of it with his hands over hers.) We did the same with a long gun with him sitting on the ground with her on his lap. He allowed her to pull the trigger. She then had some experience and understood as much as possible that they were powerful TOOLS and they could be dangerous, they were definitely not toys for her to mess with. She realized very quickly that she didn't want to touch them at all without help. Of course it was still discussed on a regular basis to reinforce those rules. Taking the mystery out of the subject helped immensely.
You did absolutely the right thing! I was young when my dad taught me about guns and how to handle them. He taught me to respect their power and handle them accordingly.
Treat it like a tool, and they will think of it as a tool. Classic, teach a kid how to make a fire with all the steps of kindling, stepping up the size of the wood to a fire. After they go thru it a couple of times, it becomes a tool.
I love this video! I got my concealed carry last winter. I run 5+ days per week, and push my son in a stroller for all of them. A man in a car started following me and driving circles around me, day after day. No matter the time it was, or where I was, he was somehow there. It was so scary and made me realise how defenceless my son and I were! He finally stopped following me after I stared at him and put my hand on my gun…interestingly enough.
Thank you for this video! I have been uncomfortable carrying since having our daughter, but we recently had a scare at the playground where we were chased by a man with a samurai sword. Yes, unbelievable. Cops pretty much blew me off saying it wasn’t illegal because Texas is open carry and he was probably “just trying to scare us and wasn’t going to actually do anything.” I’ve been looking for good concealed carry holsters to use while carrying my child and will be going with the Cloud Tuck beltless thanks to you!
I'm 3 month PP and wondered my whole pregnancy how I could carry while in maturity clothing. I've also wondered how I could carry while baby wearing. I feel like there's a need in the market for something because being pregnant and having a super young child are definitely the most vulnerable I've been. I'd be interested to see a review on the bag.
I was able to use a large belly band fitted snug & reach between my breasts down & draw perfectly. I carried the baby very low though so it wouldnt work for every pregnancy im sure. Also shoulder
I think the best method is in a video that I saw for kids. Kids do not understand death. Because of this lack of understanding they do not really "get" the dangers of guns. The video had a watermelon. The watermelon had a smiley face cut and pasted on it (not a real face, but a generic smiley). The kids named it and talked with it. Then the gun safety begins. They are all brought back and asked if they knew what this was (it was a gun). They were asked if they wanted to see what happens if the watermelon was shot. They were given safety gear and made to stand behind a line. The watermelon was shot and exploded in a million pieces. Then the kids were asked about this. It was explained that the gun is not a toy and that the watermelon could never be put back together again. The kids understood this. Did they want that to happen to their friend? Of course all the kids said no! They understood it was not a toy. They were taught to never touch a gun and to let mommy and daddy know if they found one or if one of their friends had one. Afterwards they were taught how to shoot BBs and they had a good time. These kids will respect (not fear) guns. This is how you really teach gun safety. While they are younger, they are SUPERVISED by you and will be engrained with safety and reverence.
I would love a video/discussion on what to do when you are aware of a stalking/predatorial or other alarming situation. I recently had a very close situation where I was being followed and was fully aware, but didn’t know what to do since I was unarmed. God spared me that day and I’m so grateful I didn’t have my babies with me.
I’m a dad of five. A lot of what you said allied to my life well. I’ve honestly been reluctant to carry because I have young ones but I’m learning from you and others how to carry safely and effectively. Thanks for the videos and congratulations on you subscribers!
Love your channel,, I'm a dad and grandfather,and my youngest grandson all curious about my firearm,he knows I carry,and I teach him how dangerous they are and he knows,, I got him a bb gun and teaching him the safe and right way to shoot and be safe..he's 4..
I own a cleaning business and was cleaning alone a week ago in the middle of the night and a man tried breaking into the business and then blocked my car in so I couldn’t leave. Long story short- I now have my gun and will never not carry again. Be safe, ladies!!
Tytytytytytyty! Yesterday was my proudest day as a father! I took my little girl to the range! At first I was worried, but I used the technique y'all did in one video, and rocked! It all at 7 yards (I'll increase the distance little by little) now she wants to keep going! Love y'all guys! Y'all rock! My baby girl is 13.
LOVE this video…especially the scripture! Nice to have that history. Enjoyed seeing the “holster basket” as well. Drives home the point that it will take more than one.
I recently asked you for advice on this subject in a comment and was very excited to see this video pop up today! This may be the best video out there on this subject. You always give us so many extra tips that we all need to hear. Thank you Stav!
Great video Stav. You always cover all of the options. Two things I want to comment about which you mentioned is that everyone, male or female, is to keep situational awareness always and when seconds count, the police are only minutes away, not seconds away. We need to protect ourselves when others can't. By the way, I like your sweater and your diamond rings.
You should definitely have a look at the ukoala bags, I’ve seen them at gun shows and they look solid. Some of the styling is unusual (eg steampunk etc) but there seemed to be lots of varieties. I have used a Maxpedition Versipack in the same configuration, slung at hip/butt level and it works great ! BTW, Maxpedition sling bags work great as diaper bags ! Being able to pull it around front into a chest-rig orientation allows you to access diapers etc with one hand while controlling your baby with the other (especially on those plastic fold out changing stations).
You’re so relatable! I’m new to guns but my husband was born & raised to work with them. As someone who grew up scared of guns, you made me (as a mom of 4 young ones) you seem so helpful! Bought pepper spray per your code, but I love that you relate it so casually (in a way that it helps me personally, & in training,) so I am painfully grateful for your channel! Can you give me a firearm for someone to stop someone in, say, a late-night stop at Walmart? My husband says a ,22 is not going to do much, but I’m scared of a 9 (don’t roast me lol) But for a new-to-guns gal, who wants to protect my kids, what could stop an offender but also not be “too much” for a newbie? So happy I happened upon your channel. You’re lovely in so many ways! Tysm in advance.
Great video. Not to much out there on how to carry and be a mom. One thing that I know that was helpful is we would go over drills and what would happen if... with my kids. If you talk about it they will just do it by memory a lot of the time, not always. This went with guns (take them somewhere safe so they know how loud a gun sounds), smoke alarms, and even took them to a training drill where fire fighters cut a car open so they would see what would happen in an accident. As parents its important to educate our kids without scaring them. Also I would ask them what would you do if and then we could go over what I would like them to do and see if they retained it from the last time. It's a great car game. It helps take the fear out of life if you just help them be prepared. Also who won the give a way?
I totally love the fact that you're totally willing the run and leave your husband to deal with the problem seriously that's what I've been trying to teach my wife for a long time I am expendable she is not my babies are not it's not politically correct but it's 100% freaking true take my babies girl go I'll deal with this crap hopefully
I would love to have a man who was willing to be the man. I can take care of myself if needed but a man will be much stronger than me so I would appreciate a man who would be willing to take the lead when needed.
In this day and age, they call that "toxic masculinity"...I, for one, prefer it that my Husband is toxically masculine. I call it "intoxicating masculinity" actually!! Though I am prepared to and can protect myself and my children, I feel safer knowing that he always has our back first for sure!
I'm glad you mentioned the teamwork! Our situation is a little different so if something happens while we are all together at home, I have to be the gun defender so that's why my training is super important even more than my hubs's. He runs super fast (I'm crazy slow) so I'm comfortable with him being the one to grab our little one and take off if he needs to. I'm going to a seminar tomorrow on the legalities and plan to ask about our situation, but he's a green card holder so I don't know what would happen in the courts if he were to have to use our weapon instead of me as a citizen.
Yes, please, a review on the Ukoala bags would be great! If you could mention what is different between the models, it would be helpful, too (size? # of pockets? fabric? other features?). Thanks!
I have three daughters, one wife, one mother in-law and fives sisters....have recommended to them this video, great job. One suggestion, your video audio has a tin sound or echo....you probably have hardwood, tile floors. I will still watch, just noticed. Thank you for your videos.
Yes please review one! I have a almost 5 year old and 1 year old that obviously gets carried a lot. I just got my CCL recently and trying to get into the habit of daily carry.
Hi Sav!!! I hope that’s right.. I’m a brand new subscriber , I just happen to run across your video looking for some refresher courses for my wife and myself…. You and you’re husband are excellent instructors.. we live in rural Illinois so we always have a Springfield SD 9mm at our-side in the house the only problem is Illinois gun laws make it impossible for concealed carry…. I still have a lot of catching up to do on your video’s!!!! May I tell you you’re absolutely a beautiful young lady, Wow you’re husband is very lucky 🍀!!!! Thanks again and I have totally enjoyed watching your past videos and look forward to the new.. Have a wonderful peaceful day…. One more thing my youngest son is a police officer and I worry about him everyday he goes to work… BACK THE BLUE!!!!!
Yes please do a review on the U Koala bag! I have two small children and need help! The only thing video that I found was about a ring sling! And I don’t have one of those
Mother of a 3 year old. I'm not carrying right now because of the amount of situational awareness needed in public. But this video was helpful. I'm also going to do Eagle Eddie with my son ASAP.
This was an awesome and informative video. On the lighter side 🙃 I was listening and my daughter was in the room. She’s in her 30’s. I laughed when the bug made it’s appearance. She asked what was funny. Heads up, she hates bugs A LOT! I told her I never saw that look on your face before and why you made that face. Without missing a beat she said Shoot it! 😂🤣😂 Lol! That’s not the reason to equip yourself! 😏😊
I am glad there is a woman like yourself educating the other women out there. Especially how to deal with kids and guns. It is just part of how I grew up and how We Trai Ed our kids but many people now don't know it. I had to train and teach my wife about guns. I still have her watch your videos though.
Great video. I believe that safety is above all else. The things you touched on were great. My kids are older above 17. They have been trained properly. Maybe you can teach this in more detail in the academy. Yes if you teach your children gun safety. Teach them that it is not a subject to discuss at school with friends or out in public as it could cause many problems.
Yes, please review the bag. I was thinking of getting one for my summer carry. It gets so hot here that I don't like carrying in a kydex or belly band/corset holsters.
I would be very interested in hearing your thoughts about carrying in a leg bag. That is a way of carrying that I am new to and would love to see how they work.
I am not seeing the listing for the recommended books. My husband and I both carry around our son and I would love to find some books to explain it better to him.
cancanconcealment is closing (going out of business??) with a full page announcement. Do you have other suggestions for belly bands and corset type rigs? I thoroughly enjoy your excellent website.
I would love to hear your thoughts/advice about carrying in a leg bag. This seems like the only option for me when I’m riding my motorcycle because my riding gear is too fitted for me to carry IWB in any position. Thanks! 😁
Though I've never used a leg holster, I wear a flashbang holster while riding for this same reason (commenting from my husband's account lol). The only obstacle I had initially was finding the right bra for it. I also don't have a large chest which seemed to be a problem at first. I have 2 bras that have a split band between cups that the snap seems to fit perfectly between. The retention is solid and the draw is quick with some practice. Just have to get it in the right place for comfort. I have no problem with printing with just a form fitting tank top even. They're relatively inexpensive and I actually found mine on Gunbroker for less than $20 including shipping. Bonus!! My husband and I also have a conversation before we leave about the location of his holster so I have a plan in my head in the event I would need to access that as well. Obviously , that wouldn't apply to you, Kim, as you'd be in his position, but if you do have a passenger who is capable of such things, I feel like that's always a good conversation to have given I can imagine it would be difficult to drive and access your firearm at the same time if the situation arose. Sorry for the length ladies...Hope it helps if even just a little bit :)
I would love to see the bag review. I miss the exact name of the bag so I didn’t want to try to guess. But I would love to see the review. I really enjoy your product reviews
My dad had a lot of guns in the house when I was a kid in the 70s. We knew about gun safety and where they all were and we also KNEW better than to ever touch them. We were taught about them and therefore we were no longer curious about them.
Hi, big fan of the show! Love it! I had a question about carrying in the purse. Is that ideal as I just purchased a carry purse for my wife and wanted to see how that even works. Semper Fidelis!
Matt is so blessed to have a pretty young thing in Stav, but also a religious woman! A family that prays together usually stay together! Yes,I'm a Christian so I love to hear quotes from the Bible to show that they have God in their Life!
I have 4 kids, 10,7,4,8 months. I wanted to take my two youngest to the park but decided not to because I wasn’t able to carry my gun in me due to having a baby carrier. Can you do a video on using a baby carrier and carrying at the same time? The carrier I have, has a Fanny pack on it but I’m not sure if that’s the best option.
Sabbath observant Jews say Proverbs 31:10-31 at the start of our Friday night meal (we sing it, actually) every single week. One opinion as to its origin is that it is Abraham's eulogy for his wife Sarah. While the opening verse (31:10) is most often translated as "A woman of valor...", the word "chayil" (valor) is also translated as strength and force. So appropriate.
Pregnancy! I carried before my pregnancy now I feel like I can’t find something I feel is safe enough to carry around my Gravid stomach and while having my son.
Don't know if you'd consider this relevant, but have you considered the "SNEAKY PETE" holster?? It works really well for a little GLOCK42. Anything bigger than that, and it looks like you're carrying a binocular case w/you.
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Ladies as always, continue to be safe out there. My friend was followed into a rest room during holiday shopping. The restroom was at the back of the store where no one even saw it happen. As soon as she reached for her gun, the guy ran. Broad daylight, busy store, didn't matter. Watch your back.
Good for you young lady 👍💪👈🕊️
My youngest was 3 when I started carrying. She made me so nervous because she was VERY interested in our tools. We had to be very open and honest with her about the danger and safety rules around them. I honestly think it helped A LOT to take her and her siblings to a spot where we could practice and help her shoot a little .22. Her hands were on it with my husband's covering hers. She pulled the trigger and felt some of the recoil. (He absorbed a lot of it with his hands over hers.) We did the same with a long gun with him sitting on the ground with her on his lap. He allowed her to pull the trigger. She then had some experience and understood as much as possible that they were powerful TOOLS and they could be dangerous, they were definitely not toys for her to mess with. She realized very quickly that she didn't want to touch them at all without help. Of course it was still discussed on a regular basis to reinforce those rules. Taking the mystery out of the subject helped immensely.
You did absolutely the right thing! I was young when my dad taught me about guns and how to handle them. He taught me to respect their power and handle them accordingly.
Treat it like a tool, and they will think of it as a tool. Classic, teach a kid how to make a fire with all the steps of kindling, stepping up the size of the wood to a fire. After they go thru it a couple of times, it becomes a tool.
I love this video! I got my concealed carry last winter. I run 5+ days per week, and push my son in a stroller for all of them. A man in a car started following me and driving circles around me, day after day. No matter the time it was, or where I was, he was somehow there. It was so scary and made me realise how defenceless my son and I were! He finally stopped following me after I stared at him and put my hand on my gun…interestingly enough.
When I first started carrying I was searching and I mean searching for a mom directed video and never found anything worth while so thank you!
Thank you for this video! I have been uncomfortable carrying since having our daughter, but we recently had a scare at the playground where we were chased by a man with a samurai sword. Yes, unbelievable. Cops pretty much blew me off saying it wasn’t illegal because Texas is open carry and he was probably “just trying to scare us and wasn’t going to actually do anything.” I’ve been looking for good concealed carry holsters to use while carrying my child and will be going with the Cloud Tuck beltless thanks to you!
I'm 3 month PP and wondered my whole pregnancy how I could carry while in maturity clothing. I've also wondered how I could carry while baby wearing. I feel like there's a need in the market for something because being pregnant and having a super young child are definitely the most vulnerable I've been. I'd be interested to see a review on the bag.
I've heard holsters for men with big bellies kinda works OR carrying at 4/5 o clock. But I'll probably resort to a bag when I get pregnant again too.
I was able to use a large belly band fitted snug & reach between my breasts down & draw perfectly. I carried the baby very low though so it wouldnt work for every pregnancy im sure. Also shoulder
Excuse me i meant to put shoulder holster worked for awhile for me also
I think the best method is in a video that I saw for kids. Kids do not understand death. Because of this lack of understanding they do not really "get" the dangers of guns.
The video had a watermelon. The watermelon had a smiley face cut and pasted on it (not a real face, but a generic smiley). The kids named it and talked with it. Then the gun safety begins. They are all brought back and asked if they knew what this was (it was a gun). They were asked if they wanted to see what happens if the watermelon was shot. They were given safety gear and made to stand behind a line. The watermelon was shot and exploded in a million pieces. Then the kids were asked about this. It was explained that the gun is not a toy and that the watermelon could never be put back together again. The kids understood this. Did they want that to happen to their friend? Of course all the kids said no! They understood it was not a toy. They were taught to never touch a gun and to let mommy and daddy know if they found one or if one of their friends had one.
Afterwards they were taught how to shoot BBs and they had a good time. These kids will respect (not fear) guns. This is how you really teach gun safety. While they are younger, they are SUPERVISED by you and will be engrained with safety and reverence.
I would love a video/discussion on what to do when you are aware of a stalking/predatorial or other alarming situation. I recently had a very close situation where I was being followed and was fully aware, but didn’t know what to do since I was unarmed. God spared me that day and I’m so grateful I didn’t have my babies with me.
I’m a dad of five. A lot of what you said allied to my life well. I’ve honestly been reluctant to carry because I have young ones but I’m learning from you and others how to carry safely and effectively. Thanks for the videos and congratulations on you subscribers!
Love your channel,, I'm a dad and grandfather,and my youngest grandson all curious about my firearm,he knows I carry,and I teach him how dangerous they are and he knows,, I got him a bb gun and teaching him the safe and right way to shoot and be safe..he's 4..
I own a cleaning business and was cleaning alone a week ago in the middle of the night and a man tried breaking into the business and then blocked my car in so I couldn’t leave. Long story short- I now have my gun and will never not carry again. Be safe, ladies!!
YES!! would appreciate hearing your review of the Koala pouch and where to purchase..
Thanks for all the great content, Stav!!❤❤
Tytytytytytyty! Yesterday was my proudest day as a father! I took my little girl to the range! At first I was worried, but I used the technique y'all did in one video, and rocked! It all at 7 yards (I'll increase the distance little by little) now she wants to keep going! Love y'all guys! Y'all rock! My baby girl is 13.
LOVE this video…especially the scripture! Nice to have that history. Enjoyed seeing the “holster basket” as well. Drives home the point that it will take more than one.
I recently asked you for advice on this subject in a comment and was very excited to see this video pop up today!
This may be the best video out there on this subject. You always give us so many extra tips that we all need to hear. Thank you Stav!
Great information and advice as usual! Your videos are undoubtedly very helpful and appreciated by so many people! Keep up the great work!!!👍
Your common sense approach to defense is refreshing and very applicable to both men and women. I always look forward to your next video.
Great video Stav. You always cover all of the options. Two things I want to comment about which you mentioned is that everyone, male or female, is to keep situational awareness always and when seconds count, the police are only minutes away, not seconds away. We need to protect ourselves when others can't. By the way, I like your sweater and your diamond rings.
You should definitely have a look at the ukoala bags, I’ve seen them at gun shows and they look solid. Some of the styling is unusual (eg steampunk etc) but there seemed to be lots of varieties.
I have used a Maxpedition Versipack in the same configuration, slung at hip/butt level and it works great !
BTW, Maxpedition sling bags work great as diaper bags ! Being able to pull it around front into a chest-rig orientation allows you to access diapers etc with one hand while controlling your baby with the other (especially on those plastic fold out changing stations).
You’re so relatable! I’m new to guns but my husband was born & raised to work with them. As someone who grew up scared of guns, you made me (as a mom of 4 young ones) you seem so helpful! Bought pepper spray per your code, but I love that you relate it so casually (in a way that it helps me personally, & in training,) so I am painfully grateful for your channel!
Can you give me a firearm for someone to stop someone in, say, a late-night stop at Walmart? My husband says a ,22 is not going to do much, but I’m scared of a 9 (don’t roast me lol)
But for a new-to-guns gal, who wants to protect my kids, what could stop an offender but also not be “too much” for a newbie?
So happy I happened upon your channel. You’re lovely in so many ways! Tysm in advance.
The best holster I would say would the tactica one and move it little . The belly band with the hard trigger guard
You always have such great topics that just aren't covered much (or at all). Thank you!
I would like to see a review of the hip bag please.
Please review the holster bag you mentioned at the end. It could be an option for guys too.
Thank you for this valuable information!!!
Will be interested in your ideas on the new SW CSX that just came out.
Great video as usual . . . Stav's beauty makes it difficult to concentrate at times . . . stay well all !
Great video. Not to much out there on how to carry and be a mom. One thing that I know that was helpful is we would go over drills and what would happen if... with my kids. If you talk about it they will just do it by memory a lot of the time, not always. This went with guns (take them somewhere safe so they know how loud a gun sounds), smoke alarms, and even took them to a training drill where fire fighters cut a car open so they would see what would happen in an accident. As parents its important to educate our kids without scaring them. Also I would ask them what would you do if and then we could go over what I would like them to do and see if they retained it from the last time. It's a great car game. It helps take the fear out of life if you just help them be prepared. Also who won the give a way?
Thanks for great tips! Love your videos, very informative 😄
This is perfect timing as I just found out I'm pregnant! Thank you for the great videos!!
I totally love the fact that you're totally willing the run and leave your husband to deal with the problem seriously that's what I've been trying to teach my wife for a long time I am expendable she is not my babies are not it's not politically correct but it's 100% freaking true take my babies girl go I'll deal with this crap hopefully
That's our plan. Take the pistol and the baby to the Alamo and I'll deal with whatever
I would love to have a man who was willing to be the man. I can take care of myself if needed but a man will be much stronger than me so I would appreciate a man who would be willing to take the lead when needed.
In this day and age, they call that "toxic masculinity"...I, for one, prefer it that my Husband is toxically masculine. I call it "intoxicating masculinity" actually!! Though I am prepared to and can protect myself and my children, I feel safer knowing that he always has our back first for sure!
We all need our battle buddies to help see us through life, especially the big important moments. Without my battle buddy, I am dead.
@@americanjoetv1390 I’m with you! I don’t consider it toxic at all!
I'm glad you mentioned the teamwork! Our situation is a little different so if something happens while we are all together at home, I have to be the gun defender so that's why my training is super important even more than my hubs's. He runs super fast (I'm crazy slow) so I'm comfortable with him being the one to grab our little one and take off if he needs to. I'm going to a seminar tomorrow on the legalities and plan to ask about our situation, but he's a green card holder so I don't know what would happen in the courts if he were to have to use our weapon instead of me as a citizen.
Yes I would love to see a review of the bag
Yay love seeing a new video pop up
Yes, please, a review on the Ukoala bags would be great! If you could mention what is different between the models, it would be helpful, too (size? # of pockets? fabric? other features?). Thanks!
I have three daughters, one wife, one mother in-law and fives sisters....have recommended to them this video, great job. One suggestion, your video audio has a tin sound or echo....you probably have hardwood, tile floors. I will still watch, just noticed. Thank you for your videos.
STAV!!!
Another great video! Thanks so much for this.
lots of good details there, thanks! I also love the addition of 1080p 😁!!!!
Good video... Thanks and yes do the video on the holster bag on the leg.
Great info Stav ! That "drop leg" "Bag" strappy holster looks interesting = get it. My wifey may likit...
Yes please do the review on the leg pouch carry….thank you 😊
Absolutely great information. This will definitely help a lot of people! Thank you for all the great indo sharing you do!!
Yes please review one! I have a almost 5 year old and 1 year old that obviously gets carried a lot. I just got my CCL recently and trying to get into the habit of daily carry.
Hi Sav!!! I hope that’s right.. I’m a brand new subscriber , I just happen to run across your video looking for some refresher courses for my wife and myself….
You and you’re husband are excellent instructors.. we live in rural Illinois so we always have a Springfield SD 9mm at our-side in the house the only problem is Illinois gun laws make it impossible for concealed carry…. I still have a lot of catching up to do on your video’s!!!! May I tell you you’re absolutely a beautiful young lady, Wow you’re husband is very lucky 🍀!!!! Thanks again and I have totally enjoyed watching your past videos and look forward to the new.. Have a wonderful peaceful day….
One more thing my youngest son is a police officer and I worry about him everyday he goes to work… BACK THE BLUE!!!!!
Yes please do a review of the holster
Another great video! 🥰
Yes please do a review on the U Koala bag! I have two small children and need help! The only thing video that I found was about a ring sling! And I don’t have one of those
Always valuable content for M/F. (interested in opinion as new 30sc as it becomes available) TY : be safe
Mother of a 3 year old. I'm not carrying right now because of the amount of situational awareness needed in public. But this video was helpful.
I'm also going to do Eagle Eddie with my son ASAP.
I absolutely can’t possibly imagine my mom packin’ heat. She would be like “oh I need a Louis Vuitton holster!”
Great videos. Keep them up.
THANK YOU!!!
This was an awesome and informative video. On the lighter side 🙃 I was listening and my daughter was in the room. She’s in her 30’s. I laughed when the bug made it’s appearance. She asked what was funny. Heads up, she hates bugs A LOT! I told her I never saw that look on your face before and why you made that face. Without missing a beat she said Shoot it! 😂🤣😂 Lol! That’s not the reason to equip yourself! 😏😊
I am glad there is a woman like yourself educating the other women out there. Especially how to deal with kids and guns. It is just part of how I grew up and how We Trai Ed our kids but many people now don't know it. I had to train and teach my wife about guns. I still have her watch your videos though.
Those leg bags intrigue me also, if love to see you review one.
Yes please review thigh holster
I have a koala bag. Good idea for conceal carry. I am a grandma, not a mom but I think that would be a good option. Thanks
Great video. I believe that safety is above all else. The things you touched on were great. My kids are older above 17. They have been trained properly. Maybe you can teach this in more detail in the academy.
Yes if you teach your children gun safety. Teach them that it is not a subject to discuss at school with friends or out in public as it could cause many problems.
Please do try that leg bag, im interested in purchasing one, but I'm not sure. thanks for the very informative video.
Yes, please review the bag. I was thinking of getting one for my summer carry. It gets so hot here that I don't like carrying in a kydex or belly band/corset holsters.
Great informative video, thank you 🙏
Great video.
Great video. Thank you
Awesome!!!
Yeah that’d be sweet if you did a review on that leg bag! I seen one of those years ago but didn’t have a gun then lol!
I want a belly band but I have the ez. I had to get something with safety locks
I would be very interested in hearing your thoughts about carrying in a leg bag. That is a way of carrying that I am new to and would love to see how they work.
The family that trains together survives together
Super great advice
Diaper bags
I am not seeing the listing for the recommended books. My husband and I both carry around our son and I would love to find some books to explain it better to him.
Yes please review the ukoala(?) bag. I’m new-ish to your channel. Have you shown carry/holster options for those of us who have bigger bellies? 😊
Can you/Mac do a video on one handed training…tips/tricks?
what do you think about black powder revolver ?
cancanconcealment is closing (going out of business??) with a full page announcement. Do you have other suggestions for belly bands and corset type rigs? I thoroughly enjoy your excellent website.
I would love to hear your thoughts/advice about carrying in a leg bag. This seems like the only option for me when I’m riding my motorcycle because my riding gear is too fitted for me to carry IWB in any position. Thanks! 😁
I'm also interested in this! I'm so petite I'm always worried that the gun is always visible because of the way my frame is
Yes, please!
Though I've never used a leg holster, I wear a flashbang holster while riding for this same reason (commenting from my husband's account lol). The only obstacle I had initially was finding the right bra for it. I also don't have a large chest which seemed to be a problem at first. I have 2 bras that have a split band between cups that the snap seems to fit perfectly between. The retention is solid and the draw is quick with some practice. Just have to get it in the right place for comfort. I have no problem with printing with just a form fitting tank top even. They're relatively inexpensive and I actually found mine on Gunbroker for less than $20 including shipping. Bonus!! My husband and I also have a conversation before we leave about the location of his holster so I have a plan in my head in the event I would need to access that as well. Obviously , that wouldn't apply to you, Kim, as you'd be in his position, but if you do have a passenger who is capable of such things, I feel like that's always a good conversation to have given I can imagine it would be difficult to drive and access your firearm at the same time if the situation arose. Sorry for the length ladies...Hope it helps if even just a little bit :)
What about the cross body purse . I ride also and I just bought the carry purse but I haven’t tried it yet . Deb
@@Piperloumeditation Thanks. I’ve tried riding wearing a crossbody bag but it gets in my way too much when I’m going fast through the twisties 😉
I did not see a link for the purse you had in your video.
I need to practice one handed when walking my dogs . Because I don’t want to let them go if I don’t need to because I live in the cities .
Please please please review ukoala bag!
If I don't have children or anyone pushing against me, is it okay to use a belly band or corset without a trigger guard?
Good video 👍🏻
I would love to see the bag review. I miss the exact name of the bag so I didn’t want to try to guess. But I would love to see the review. I really enjoy your product reviews
I would like to see your review of the koala bag.
Where can I purchase a practice gun like your blue one
My dad had a lot of guns in the house when I was a kid in the 70s. We knew about gun safety and where they all were and we also KNEW better than to ever touch them. We were taught about them and therefore we were no longer curious about them.
I would love a review please...
Stav quick question what owb kydex holster does Mack use some one recommended bravo concealment but it was causing temporary-marks on my slide
Hi, big fan of the show! Love it! I had a question about carrying in the purse. Is that ideal as I just purchased a carry purse for my wife and wanted to see how that even works. Semper Fidelis!
What purse are you showing in the video? Can you provide a link, please?
Matt is so blessed to have a pretty young thing in Stav, but also a religious woman! A family that prays together usually stay together! Yes,I'm a Christian so I love to hear quotes from the Bible to show that they have God in their Life!
I didn’t see the links for the books on age appropriate education
Great video
I have 4 kids, 10,7,4,8 months. I wanted to take my two youngest to the park but decided not to because I wasn’t able to carry my gun in me due to having a baby carrier. Can you do a video on using a baby carrier and carrying at the same time? The carrier I have, has a Fanny pack on it but I’m not sure if that’s the best option.
Sabbath observant Jews say Proverbs 31:10-31 at the start of our Friday night meal (we sing it, actually) every single week. One opinion as to its origin is that it is Abraham's eulogy for his wife Sarah. While the opening verse (31:10) is most often translated as "A woman of valor...", the word "chayil" (valor) is also translated as strength and force. So appropriate.
hey stav, i'm deaf, am i allowed to purchase a firearm for self-defense or home defense or concealed carry?
Pregnancy! I carried before my pregnancy now I feel like I can’t find something I feel is safe enough to carry around my Gravid stomach and while having my son.
Don't know if you'd consider this relevant, but have you considered the "SNEAKY PETE" holster?? It works really well for a little GLOCK42. Anything bigger than that, and it looks like you're carrying a binocular case w/you.
What do you think about pregnant women carrying and being exposed to the chemicals in the ammo?
8:21 I thought for second your dog was rushing to save you... He wasn't, lol. I'm sure if it wasn't Mac he would have. 😉
Where can I buy a blue training firearm
Thank you so much for that bible scripture now I have to go back and read it!