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Nick Koumalatsos

This week we are prepping for our trip to see Mr. Vincent for some training and good times. We thought it was a good idea to do today's vlog on 10 concealed carry tips for beginners since that is what we will be covering this weekend.

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Dec 12, 2018 | 12:14 AM

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Nick Koumalatsos The intent of this video is two things. 1. To show the application of these tips in an actual day spent out. Me sitting in a room going over the tips with out demonstrating them would be a dis service to the viewer (in my opinion). 2. To give the viewer an idea of what this channel is about. I am not a reviewer/tip channel. However, I will do some of that based off what I like. This is my channel that I shoot the content that I want to produce. I feel it would also be a disservice to the viewer if I produced a quick 3 minute video reading off the list of tips but then the rest of the channel is me and my crew producing episodes around the world. This was the best way to get the information out there in the way that I felt it should and give the view an idea of what this channel is about.

Dec 12, 2018 | 12:15 AM

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Brandy Martin

My 2 cents... I was taught from a very very young age. Never pull a weapon unless you're going to use it. Ever. If you pull a gun and hesitate, that gives your potential threat the time to pull a weapon also. Drawing a weapon isn't a threat or a warning, it's a last resort that you should not abuse and not utilize til absolutely necessary.

Dec 12, 2018 | 12:17 AM

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Video Start:

Tip #1 - Training:

Tip #2 - Carry All The Time:

Tip #3 - Avoid Printing:

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Tip #4 - Don't Finger Your Gun:

Tip #5 - Invest in the Right Kit:

Tip #6 - Know the Laws in Your State:

Tip #7 - Don't Adjust in Public:

Tip #8 - Proper Attire:

Tip #10 - Mindset:

Tip #9 - Test Fire Your Carry Ammo:

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Tip #10. Thanks for pointing it out Nick.

Dec 12, 2018 | 12:18 AM

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wayne mitchell

Nick you the man, and the things you covered are so true, im so tired of seeing so many d-mbasses in Walmart or the Mall , tapping their waist or tugging on their leather, I spent 22 years behind the badge , was involved in 3 shootings , and i carried in and out of uniform every day, I am a combat vet( 4 ) trips down range , Ranger Qual , and former Swat team member, and it just kills me to see so many people carrying , who have no clue what they are doing or what can happen , when it hits the fan, So keep up your great work, and stay strapped Raider ! RLTW

Dec 12, 2018 | 12:19 AM

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G. West

I carry 24/7 and feel safer doing it. I carry a Ruger LCP original in my right pocket with out a holster, I bought a little round safety that goes behind trigger and feel better than when I carried with out one in the chamber. It is a great thing that I am able to do this legally for my safety.

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Pratik Patel

I had to adjust my holster once, but I did know better to not adjust in public so I took a quick bathroom break because for some reason one of the clips slid off and the printing was terrible under the dress shirt because of that, so I un tucked my shirt so the printing problem was gone and then went to the bathroom and readjusted and wore my shirt and no one blinked an eye.

Dec 12, 2018 | 12:23 AM

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Clarke Woodfin

Hey Nick, this is a nice video. Thank you. It's long, but i get your point about showing a "day in the life" of concealed carry. I just moved to a state where concealed carry is legal, and I'm getting my permit soon. This video really made me think about a couple of situations that I hadn't considered before. And I don't remember anything about what you said about point #10. I got a little distracted by the beautiful North Carolina scenery.

Could you do a video on different ways to mount or store your pistol while you're in your truck ?

Dec 12, 2018 | 12:23 AM

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Tiernan Leavy

Koumalatsos .....Beginners ok so I will give you credit for that.....Swapping magazines that was to complicated and I would not recommend for Beginners .....carry the same Pistol all the time and practice with that same CCW Pistol.....I live in Miami and nobody down here wears a T-shirt like your going to the beach and packing a Pistol.....anybody down here in Miami good guys or bad guys carrying a Pistol will wear a baggy comfortable shirt that is comfortable to the Miami weather all year round and your Butt Stock is not sticking out of

your T-shirt. Personally Koumalatsos I and my friends adjust our CCW Pistol all the F#^& time and nobody down here will care......I carry Ruger SP101 357 with a Galco leather belt...by the way the best leather belt I have ever owned and a Galco Stow N Go Holster...its heavy and needs adjust all the time.....only 5 rounds....1 shot 1 Kill thats all one needs.

One that note note I will tell your readers avoid conflict at all cost...this is very important ...if you can walk away or run away from engagement do it...the Mission in life at then of the day is to go Home clear ....not in jail not at a Law Office looking for a Lawyer not at Bail Bond Office but Home.