P&S ModCast 155 continues the competition discussion by examining how everyday-carry equipment and practical concealed-carry skills can be incorporated into shooting matches.
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Episode Overview
Competition provides measurable performance, unfamiliar shooting problems, time pressure, and opportunities to test equipment. The panel discusses using concealment garments, carry holsters, realistic starting positions, and ordinary equipment while recognizing that a match does not reproduce the legal, tactical, or decision-making environment of defensive gun use.
The goal is informed skill development: use competition for what it measures well, then address its omissions through appropriate training and judgment.
Host and Panel
- Host: Matt Landfair
- Jon Dufresne
- Chuck Haggard
- Scott Jedlinski
- Les Kismartoni
- Gabe White
Key Discussion Areas
- Competing with normal concealed-carry equipment
- Holsters, concealment garments, access, and reliability
- Using measurable performance to expose weaknesses
- Balancing match efficiency with practical equipment goals
- Transferable skills and competition-specific habits
- What shooting competition cannot simulate
- Combining competition, practice, and defensive training
Release Information
Published: July 17, 2018
Primary subject: testing everyday-carry skills and equipment through competition
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P&S ModCast 155 · EDC gear in shooting competition · concealed carry · practical shooting · competition training · carry holsters · performance measurement · Primary & Secondary