Use easy mindset shifts to make carrying automatic, not a decision you have to debate every morning.
Learn how to fix sagging belts, painful holsters, and awkward positions that make you leave your gun at home.
Find practical belts, holsters, and lightweight firearms that fit your routine — not someone else’s.
Build a two-tier setup so you can carry comfortably in jeans, gym shorts, or formal clothes without skipping.
Quick routines help you carry safely without debating your gear every day.
Pain isn’t a sign to stop carrying — it just means your belt, holster, or setup needs adjusting.
Carry comfortably whether you’re running errands, walking the dog, or heading to a family event.
You are your family’s first responder. Being consistently prepared is the simplest way to stay ready.
Dave Pitcher is the founder of Everyday Gun Owner and brings more than 30 years of firearms experience to his work as an educator and advocate for responsible gun ownership. A former Chief Warrant Officer in the U.S. Army Reserve, he served for 12 years and completed two overseas deployments in Afghanistan and Qatar. Drawing on both real-world experience and decades of hands-on expertise, Dave focuses on helping everyday Americans build practical, safe, and confident firearm skills.
Learn how to stay confidently prepared without discomfort, complicated gear, or trying to be “tactical.” Build habits that fit your lifestyle — not someone else’s.
No. You just need a comfortable setup and a simple routine that makes carrying automatic, even on busy days.
Discomfort usually comes from the belt or holster, not the firearm. Small adjustments and better support make a big difference.
Yes. With the right holster system, you can carry without using a belt, even in athletic or casual clothes.
You don’t need to. Smaller, lighter options can still keep you protected and are easier to carry every day.
Start with a reliable belt or chassis system and a comfortable holster. Expensive accessories aren’t needed.
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