Concealed Carrie Handbags For Your Favorite Handgun | SHOT 2017
Concealed Carrie, makers of handbags, computer bags, briefcases, and other accessories offer stylish options for those times when you either don’t (or can’t) body carry or perhaps wish to carry an additional weapon.
The bags are designed to combine concealed carry with fashion and quality.These bags range from small to roomy. The bags offer ambidextrous draw and most also include the ability for a top draw. Each bag comes with a zipper lock to prevent unintended access or snoopiness.
The company also markets a men’s brown leather briefcase that can carry all your stuff plus your computer while keeping your handgun safely concealed. This briefcase has a removable case for your tablet with a built in stand as well. As a female, I would also carry this briefcase!
The handbags come in both leather and synthetic and most have shoulder straps. Each bag has an adjustable firearm holster in a separate concealed compartment. The bags look and feel high quality and with many different styles including hobos, totes, and cross-bodies.
My favorite piece is the brown leather satchel. It is large and can carry a lot of gear. With the demonstration weapon stowed in the prescribed pouch, it was completely concealed without any evidence of the weapon. The brown leather satchel is Concealed Carrie’s bestseller and also comes in black leather.
The prices range from $110-$349. These prices are comparable with handbags of similar quality but without the concealed carry compartments. They have many other options at their website: http://www.concealedcarrie.com/
Helen Kline holds black belts in both Chinese Kenpo and Six Sigma (meaning she is equally capable of controlling you on the mat or in the boardroom). She is also an NRA Instructor (for over 6 years), focusing on both special populations and women's self defense. She is a firm believer that people need to master the basics before trying to "go all high speed". She joined TFB to try and bring balance to the Force...
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From my perspective - which is from a comfortable armchair - off-body seems to be the least best option for concealed carry. Btw 'Concealed Carrie' -owwwww- :-) However it is an option and I'm guessing that carrying a gun in off body CC is better than not carrying a gun at all. And the pieces do look rather stylish.
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