The Stylish Man's Guide to Concealed Carry

[Ben]

There were a number of items in the article we could nitpick. On the bright side though, I thought this was another great example of the "mainstreaming" of concealed carry.

http://artofmanliness.com/2012/09/26/guide-to-concealed-carry/?utm_source=Daily+Subscribers&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=c1975c5caf-RSS_EMAIL_CAMPAIGN/

[lee n. field]

raised lettering on the barrel.

[Ben]

Well, they also referred to a grip as a handle, said "high and low" caliber instead of large and small, and made a number of other mistakes that anyone who visits a gun forum would catch.

But they also published an article on a very popular, non-gun oriented Internet site, and talked about how to dress for concealed carry the same way they would talk about how to dress for a job interview. I call that a win.

[Dannyboy]

Well, they also referred to a grip as a handle, said "high and low" caliber instead of large and small, and made a number of other mistakes that anyone who visits a gun forum would catch.

The author is a former Marine.

[Jamisjockey]

Doesn't always mean much.  I know former marines that say "clip".

[Dannyboy]

Doesn't always mean much.  I know former marines that say "clip".

That was my point.  Kind of a joke.

[Perd Hapley]

Yes, the Marines are kind of a joke. 

[gunsmith]

The author is a former Marine.

Must resist, must resist .....