DefensiveCarry Concealed Carry Forum - View Single Post - The Case for Weak-Sided Tools

grady · May 15th, 2008, 08:53 PM

I agree with your point about weak-side weapons.

My weak hand isn't trained enough to open a folder reliably under stress, so I recently started carrying a TDI on my weak side (still accessible to my strong hand). Love this TDI.

I also carry a BUG in my weak-hand front pocket.

I ALWAYS carry these weapons, in addition to my primary. Well, almost always--I haven't figured out how to carry the TDI with a tucked in shirt, but it's pretty rare that I tuck a shirt in.

I don't feel my self-defense package is complete without the TDI and a BUG. Strong hand has spray (spray also accessible to weak hand) and primary weapon available to it.

Options are good.

May 15th, 2008, 08:53 PM	#3
grady Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Near St. Louis, Missouri Posts: 1,108	I agree with your point about weak-side weapons. My weak hand isn't trained enough to open a folder reliably under stress, so I recently started carrying a TDI on my weak side (still accessible to my strong hand). Love this TDI. I also carry a BUG in my weak-hand front pocket. I ALWAYS carry these weapons, in addition to my primary. Well, almost always--I haven't figured out how to carry the TDI with a tucked in shirt, but it's pretty rare that I tuck a shirt in. I don't feel my self-defense package is complete without the TDI and a BUG. Strong hand has spray (spray also accessible to weak hand) and primary weapon available to it. Options are good.