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Concealed carry: A practical guide

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More than a guide, this information-packed volume provides insight into the legal and political. Author Bill Quinn, a private investigator in Alaska (the last frontier) knows his stuff. Gun buffs, lawyers, peace officers, and anyone considering carrying a concealed handgun should read "Concealed Carry: A practical guide." Readers looking for just the nuts and bolts of obtaining a permit and carrying concealed finally have an up-to-date and non-technical source of information. But for those interested, the book goes beyond the basics and discusses a multitude of issues connected to concealed carry. The writing has a well-researched, matter-of-fact feel, and the information is organized for quick-reference. The carrying of concealed handguns is controversial, but readers on both sides of the controversy will gain satisfaction and comfort from this book. "Concealed Carry" is, in itself, persuasive evidence that not all proponents of carrying concealed are nuts, and not all opponents of the same are knee-jerk pacifists. Amidst the fear-mongering on both sides of the debate, "Concealed Carry: A practical Guide," stands out as a rational and reliable source

has some really good info, and ispires the reader to consider some of the emotional, social and even fashion repercussions of concealed carry.

Concealed Carry A Practical Guide
This book is filled with useful information for anyone considering concealed carry. It is easy to read and quickly gets to the point. Pretty much covers all of the subject areas including the philosophy of carrying a concealed weapon.
I would recommend it.
J.S. So-Cal

This book was great. It had a wealth of information about weapons, the laws surrounding concealed carry and the way you should go about choosing a gun and holster. Quick read and well worth the 12 or so bucks,