Need pictures or links of conceal carry methods

[StudentoftheGun]

Hi,

I am writing a paper that must give advocating/dissenting views about a citizen's right to carry a concealed weapon. In the conclusion I am allowed to give my personal opinion, but throughout the body of a paper I must be as "fair and balanced" as possible.

What I need is pictures or link to pictures that show men or women carrying concealed weapons in different fashions, i.e. under a coat, in a fanny pack, belly band, etc. It would also be nice to see some action pics where they are actually brandishing their weapons.

I appreciate your help with this! I lurk this board , but since I am a mere "student" of the gun I feel it is more important for me to listen to the wisdom of the folks on here rather than to post my own.

Once again thank you in advance....advice on how I should present my argument is also welcome although I have a pretty concise outline.


Studentofthegun

 

[Highland Ranger]

Not sure what the pictures have to do with your paper but get in a Holster manufacturers site - they typically show pictures of how their various models look on a person.

As far as brandishing . . . . well I'll sure Hollywood can provide plenty of those photos.

 

[StudentoftheGun]

The pics pertain to my paper in that I cannot assume that the reader knows anything about concealed carry. If I say "they carry it in a belly band" I need to show a picture in the appendix that shows what a belly band looks like.

Another reason is to show that there are many ways to properly conceal a firearm such that the average person (or anti for that matter) can understand it. Most folks think that people just shove the gun down their pants and then hit the street. Many antis dont understand conceal carry. My goal is to inform those who arent familiar with the subject that there are responsible ways to carry a firearm such that it is easily accessable and has good retention.

One of the arguments many antis have is that the average person, if allowed to carry a firearm, will do it in an unsafe manner. My goal is to dispell that myth.

Thank you,

Student

 

[BerettaNut92]

Trade secret but if it helps your paper:

That's a Beretta 92G (Brigadier with supersize slide) and I'm 105-115 lbs.

 

[TallPine]

Try Oleg's site for a start:

http://www.a-human-right.com/introduction.html

 

[arinvolvo]

here is a good thread with a lot of pics.
http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=22993&highlight=ccw+pics

 

[StudentoftheGun]

Thanks fellas thats just what I needed!

Wow I feel special, I even got a response from Mr. Tacticality himself!

Too bad you don't live around here Skunk, I need some good folks to go to the range with.....but alas I am overrun with liberals.

Student

 

[BerettaNut92]

Student, what is your location?

PS my last name isn't Tacticality, but my middle name is tactical

 

[Black92LX]

and I'm 105-115 lbs.

how tall are you. man i know food is expensive out there in California but get yourself to an In & Out Burger and eat up.

 

[Erik]

Anyone come across any carbon fiber burgers we could pitch in for?...

 

[manwithoutahome]

Yuck, we got to see Skunkabilly's undies D).

Skunkabilly, 105/115? Is that with or without the gun on your side? Nice pics though, gives me more of an idea on how to carry.

M

 

[J.J.]

I am really curious about your location myself, because I have a paper that is extremely similar that I am working on.

As soon as I am finished with mine i plan on placing it on here if i feel its good enough.

 

[BerettaNut92]

115 if I'm carrying all my gear on a full stomach.
110 sans gear on a full stomach.
105 after jettisoning air-to-ground ordnance

I eat like a mofo. My intestines, however, are a vertical pipe. Don't go on roadtrips with me.

 

[TechBrute]

As Skunk pointed out to me, his weight to tacticality ratio is very high.