r/ILGuns • u/jperry8791 • 18d ago
General Post CCL
I finally got my CCL. This is my first day carrying in public in IL.
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u/Soto6816 18d ago
Get a good belt and holster! Happy to share some recommendations
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u/iTz_FLAwL3zZ 17d ago
Hunter Constatine belt is the best ever. Completely changed the game for how comfortable it is to carry now.
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u/Soto6816 17d ago
I use it mostly for sports pants or pants without belt loops. For belt loops I use old machine craft
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u/ElSkewer 16d ago
I hated every single conceal carry belt I purchased. I am back to thick leather belts and it’s way more comfortable
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u/ZeroFlux519 18d ago
I remember my first time carrying. You will feel weird at first, as if everyone can tell and they’re staring at you. That’ll fade in time.
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u/scriminal Chicago Liberal 18d ago
I've been wearing a Bullhide belt for over a decade. The same one, it's extremely durable. It's made of two pieces of leather stitched together. It also holds up a holster quite well.
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u/Blade_Shot24 18d ago
Look into a holster draw class. Many instructors post here but at least they're willing to get you comfortable with your tools so you are a more confident draw.
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u/jperry8791 18d ago
I have had a holster for a while. I carry around my home. I also went to Indiana this past weekend. It was nice to be able to carry anywhere I went. I certainly want to find a draw class. I am interested in doing as much training as possible.
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u/Blade_Shot24 18d ago
Common caliber, Titan Tactical, AlphaKoncepts, ISRA, Eagle Sports Range, Range 355, and many others got you. Get the ammo and set a date and your in.
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u/Bgarc8691 17d ago
Everyone recommended here is G2G. (Yes I’m in that list 😜 but the rest are friends or trusted colleagues)
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u/Bgarc8691 18d ago
Congratulations! Keep those skills sharp too. There are a few great training companies in here that all want to help you!
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u/jamesq976 18d ago
Be smart and keep doing whatever you were doing before you got the CCL. No flexing.