Colder weather gives us more concealed carry options, we don’t have to wear functional concealed carry clothing, and more clothing gives us better concealment.
While layering concealed carry during the winter does have some advantages, it also brings challenges. All of that changes when you put on a jacket or coat. Not only will you be able to conceal your summer gun more easily, add layers to keep your stakes a bit higher, and carry a full size. You can even wear it OWB, as long as your jacket is long enough to cover the bottom holster.
But it will also cause the weight on your body to be too heavy, and you need to relearn the coordination of your body, and this will greatly affect the speed at which you draw the gun, and you have to train him.
The gun is made of metal and is cold in winter. Many people will wear gloves and then touch it. When you put on a glove, the feeling is different, which will affect the speed of drawing the gun and the accuracy of shooting. Wearing a thick winter gloves. Can you still fit your finger into the trigger guard?
If you are determined to carry concealed in winter, you should specifically train on the above points, which can bring you many benefits.
