Category Archives: Concealed Carry

Cost/Benefit Analysis Applied to Airline Security.

Posted on July 21, 2008 by alan

Finally. Via the most excellent Bruce Schneier. Mark Stewart and John Mueller of the Center for Infrastructure Performance And Reliability, have released a report “Assessing the risks, costs and benefits of United States aviation security measures“. You hear it over … Continue reading →

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More on Concealed Carry Holsters and Belts

Posted on July 19, 2008 by alan

aepilot_jim over at  Confessions of a Gun Toting Seagull has a post on concealment holsters and belts that matches what I’ve been saying on the subject. “…I believe that the two best things you need for concealment are an appropriate … Continue reading →

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The Holster is more important than the GUN

Posted on June 26, 2008 by alan

If you’re carrying concealed, that is. Via Tam, Brigid brings up the holster issue. I said in the comments at Tam’s: If you’re planning on carrying concealed, the belt and holster decision is MORE IMPORTANT THAN THE GUN. Find a … Continue reading →

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