The 2 Guns that Navy SEAL Jack Carr Picks for Concealed Carry 

Quick summary: smaller SIG P365 more often than larger SIG P320 is what Jack Carr carried. (P365 is considered a micro-compact, P320 a compact.) P365 with factory iron sights, P320 with factory Romeo red dot sight. Also uses the 12 round medium extended magazine in the P365, as opposed to the shorter 10 round or taller 15 round. Said the 12 round fit his hands better. In a 4 o'clock IWB "Mini-wing" holster by Blackpoint Tactical.

I wish my wife would look at me the way James looks at Jack.

I didn’t realize how easily identifiable a high point is until now lol

Sig P365 is the first handgun I’ve bought in 10 years that isn’t a Glock. Sig nailed it and it truly is the perfect edc. Highly recommend 💯

I highly recommend Jack Carr as an author. I prefer the audio versions because I like when someone reads me a story.😂

The Terminal List is a GREAT show! Thank you for your service Jack 🙏

No Hipoint, no shorts & no strawberry beer fueled drunk rants... Is this TFBTV at all?

I’m a former Navy Seabee and I carry a S&W .38 revolver, a Walther PPS .40 caliber, and a Ruger LCP Max .380 ACP and the reason I carry these guns is because I feel comfortable with each one and I’m really good at shooting all three of them. You don’t have to be a navy seal to carry what jack is carrying. You need to carry what feels right for you and train as much as you can with the weapon you’re going to carrying.

I like that you really make these guys plug their products. People have to earn money and that's super cool you give them that chance.

Every time I see an interview with a high-level special ops dude, it reinforces that it's the mind which drives the weapon. Thanks for the video.

James in a tank top turned this into a pump action video.

I carry a Glock 43X with a 15-rnd mag that's the same size as the original 10-rnd one. Might not be Navy Seal approved, but I like it.

I have to admit that I have shot a Glock, Sig Sauer, CZ, FNH, and Beretta and they all shoot about the same in regards to accuracy and reliability. I recently shot a Glock 22 Gen 4 in 40 S&W and it ran flawlessly and very precise. I come to the conclusion that it’s more about the Indian than the arrow. I also noticed that there is no perceived difference between the Ruger and S&W revolvers. In short there are a lot of great pistols out there.

Carried a Glock 30 (with a Glock 21 mag and X-Grip sleeve) and over time just got tired of feeling like I had a cinder block on my belt. As a devout .45AARP guy, it was almost painful going to 9mm. The Sig P365 had just came out and drew my interest, thankfully they hadn't made the 12rd mag yet because the 10rd mag, even with the pinky extender didn't feel right in my hand so I avoided all the "foibles" Sig had early on with the P365. Now I run the P365 with 12rd mag and the Foxtrot 365 light in a CrossBreed LDS 2.0 holster and I've never been happier about changing my mind.

"Hello" by Lionel should be playing in the background.

I always carried Sig on duty and as a security contractor and to this day. I love Glock but I depend on a Sig. As a gunsmith and an instructor it’s what I recommend - I just got the Sig 2022 polymer single/double it’s pretty much a 228 with a polymer frame. Shoots outstanding

James on the real you put out consistently good content and are a good presenter and have a great sense of humor. Thanks for giving us straight shot interviews and reviews. Cheers m8.

I could watch you guys hang out all the time. So much respect between these guys!

Man Jack Carr has a fun/upbeat personality. Bet you had fun at the ranch with him!

As a navy vet myself I was surprised and felt some validation that Jack Carr and I both carry the P365 with the 12 round mag factory stock setup.

The way James stares into jacks eyes with those “do me” eyes

Great video! For me, it's the 229. I really like the DA/SA trigger especially in a stressful situation where I have to pull my pistol. Having that first shot in a DA is, or could be a life saver! Then, of course, all shots after the first is SA. I personally trust the hammer fired pistols more than the strikers. I just like seeing the position of that hammer. What you carry should be a personal choice not influenced by anyone, and what you carry should be the pistol you shoot best. After seeing this, I look forward to picking up Jacks first book and follow the character throughout the rest of the series. SEMPER FI!!

His books are fucking awesome. The audiobooks have the best reader I’ve ever listened to. I was hooked immediately, I finished all three books in less than 2 weeks.

I feel validated as well. P365 is my primary EDC. The FNS 9C gets in there occasionally and even the Dan Wesson 1911 makes an appearance now and then. Haven’t carried my Walther PPS M1 in a long time, but it is a fantastic deep conceal sidearm.

In the Philippines, I carried a1911A1, in Japan a Beretta Puma 7.65mm. In Germany, carried a Walther PP in 7.65mm and also a P38 9mm. Believe it or not, we had a very large numbers and types from which to choose. I guess there were many, folks today never saw or heard about.

So interesting for me to see all of this. I'm 60 years old, an Army vet, and grew up on .45 acp's colt mostly, but almost exclusively for years during the 70s and 80s after I was 21 and got my ccw I used either a model 19 s &w or a model 13 from smith. I used to work at kne of the largest firearms retail stores in the US at that time with an indoor range and I shot a lot of revolvers and pistols. I also hunted a lot and even used my model 13 to hunt groundhogs. I've shot them past a 100 yards standing up with a good rest and single action. I've also shot fox and coyotes and hunted lots with ling range varmint rifles, etc. I am sure that it matters what handgun you use, but I believe much more important is that you can put the bullets in the boiler room. A miss with a 44 mag is much worse than a hit with a .22. Many people, especially men think they were born with a gun in their hand, or care too much about equipment versus being aware, and avoiding getting into a situation where you need self defense. The best self defense is using your brain. If you make it hard for bad guys, they will try to rob someone easier. Otherwise they would be doing something legal that adds value to society. Again, it's important to have good equipment, but being smart is really important. Good show. I loved the shotgun videos. Especially the maverick 88 vid, etc. I'm currently looking for a home protection gun that will work within my physical limitations. Bad arthritis, and bad heart. I'm leaning toward the smith ex rack 9mm, but also looking at the Taurus judge, etc. Thanks for sharing these great videos. I really appreciate it. Good stuff. Best regards from the heartland. Southern Indiana USA. Tim.

I love the HiPoint teasers in the thumbnails. It never gets old 😁

This is awesome. I came for the gun video and found a thriller novelist. Thanks guys, God Bless America!

Great interview. I just downloaded Jack's first book on Audible. I very much enjoyed Jack's take on a stock 365 for EDC.

The sig 226 one of the best pistols ever made period. And I'm surprised the military didn't go red dot years ago there have been quality red dots for some time.

Cant beat the simplicity and reliability of a proven polymer striker gun. Regardless if it’s a Glock , CZ, Sig, HK, SW M&P 2.0

"Don't mind the outfit, I'm just coming from cheer practice..."

This was great. I have an affinity for the navy, and I have an affinity for sig. The author in him just sealed the deal. This was an epic one. Way different. Gun related, gun fun, but got us a new few books to read, and a sweet pocket dump. This guy is rad. What an incredible read these will be. Now I have something to do while in distance learning with my son lol. Thanks fellas.

Excellent interview...Going to get the boxed set of Jack Carr's audio books addition... Excelent choice of carry weapons.. Thank God we have REAL heroes out there like Jack Carr

I wish someone would look at me the way James is looking at Jack

Great interview. I too have a Sig 365X straight out of the box and feel no need to add any extras. I also really enjoyed listening to a gun exert talk like a regular guy and not try to sound like a gun expert! I will say this again, AWESOME INTERVIEW!

i've read all his books. waiting on the 4th to come out next april.

P365 because you can carry it so easily 365 days a year. Love this little gun.

Some people only saw two guns, I saw four.

I love Sigs. I had a P226 that would even eject the casings in a nice neat pile. The only problem is that I am a lefty, and the controls are located so they are not very user friendly.

My go to is a Hellcat. Very similar to the 365. I also found a great IWB made by Kusiak Leather. It has a magazine holder attached to the holster. Makes life easier not having to juggle one more thing.

Awesome vid guys , great connection with you two, keep making those vids. Jack your books are amazing, enjoying The terminal list on audible, and Porter is phenomenal great choice. And Chris Pratt deserves an emmy etc for his amazing job on the series. Thanks for the great info about concealed. Helps make choices easier. And Yes TY for your service.

07:10 . . .I find that MOST military guys follow the KISS method for weapons. We may have something a bit crazy here or there, but for the most part our carry weapons are not tricked out and, especially when chatting with my Marine Corp buds, even their home defense weapons are simple: Optic, White Light, and some ergos . . .maybe a mag coupler? But see that adds weight and a lot of us understand you're PROBABLY not gonna be dumping 30 rounds in a 3AM gun fight at Casa De Jarhead.

Great video, good interview. This was my introduction to Jack Carr. Seems like a real down to earth humble guy. Gonna have to check out his novels. And got to get my hands on one of those P320s!

If possible for future interviews it would be neat to hear how and where on their body they carry their handguns and why they chose that method.

The Terminal List book series is awesome! I've enjoyed reading all of them and look forward to the next installment. Jack Carr is doing an awesome job telling stories for a new generation of thriller readers!

Somehow I managed to figure out that I like carrying a p365 without becoming a SEAL first. 🏆 Aside from the small size and elegant engineering (modular fire control group just pops out for easy cleaning), this gun will eat and poop out anything, factory or handloads, without any hiccups. Plus I shoot it pretty well for a small gun.

My research leaned towards the Sig P365, and now I am convinced. Thanks, Jack.

I follow TFB Tv and just stumbled on this interview with Jack Carr. Literally, just finished his 3rd book last night, Savage Son. I agree with all the comments he is an amazing storyteller. I've read all three of his books and can highly recommend them for anyone who enjoys the thriller genre. It's fun how he weaves very detailed points on various weapons and systems into the story. Looking forward to the 4th book!!

I think that from a tactician perspective his choices make sense. Concealed carry is about covertly equipping yourself for the worst case scenario in a way that you are not advertising that you came prepared. That was the premise behind the 365 development; having ample firepower in the most discrete package possible without sacrificing shootability. It is awesome to hear perspectives from people that are not simply fanboys, trend followers, or paid promoters.

Will buy his book. It’s infuriating to read other authors who know nothing about guns. Reading another author who calls magazines clips, who repeatedly talks about switching the safely off of a “Glock” and then gets the calibers and model numbers wrong. It’s hard to get into the story when so much is wrong. It makes you wonder what else they got wrong in the story. 😞

As an old Army Vet - they took my .45 1911 and stuck us with the Beretta 92 POS. P226, P365XL, HK VP9SK, Shield Performance Center Plus. One bedside, others carry - situation dependent

Love the hi point in the picture I actually thought it was possible lol, he's a seal he can operate with anything haha

Great interview. I absolutely love listening to Ray read Jack's books. I have been searching for a fix between my Jack Reacher novels and finally found my series. Thanks Jack, you are a gifted writer for so many reasons and seem to be a straight-up guy. I can't wait for the Amazon series.

They must have a book writing class in seal training. Most every seal has a book

Bought a 365 solely because of Jack carr, and James Reece love his books

solid choices

I just got my first “Black Point” IWB holster for my P226 last week. Awesome company.

I wasn't 100% thrilled with my P365 until I put a Hogue grip on it...it has such a better feel now. I figured the Hi-Point silhouette was a fake because he was holding it up with only one hand.

Shout out to ray porter. One of my favorite audio book speakers. Came here to look more into cc pistols, came away with a book reference. Thanks.

Just bought all 3 and pre-ordered the 4th! Thank you for your service Jack!!

I switched my EDC from a Glock 43x to a Sig 365 12 rd about a year ago with no regrets Thanks for the Video 👌🙏

Moral of the story: write novels about gunfighters and you can claim tax write offs on guns and training

I’ve read all Jacks book and they are hard to put down once you start. Highly recommend

It’s no longer “conceal” when you dress like Jack... I feel like a Bass pro mannequin came to life

Terminal list is a new series too!! Good job

I really enjoy his books, it's cool to see him on here.

Jack is such a down to earth guy, calm cool collected and a hell of a writer…

Sig 226 near and dear to his heart . Just like mine

Mr Carr Thank You for your service to our country and for all the men and women who currently serve and the ones who no longer serve Thank You.

After all the years of wondering "why does he wear crap like that?" I see James' glowing, starstruck gaze at 4:23, and I now know he's chosen a team and has been advertising all this time.

I went from 229 over to H&K VP9sk. Never looked back. End of the day the best CCW is what your comfortable with and feels right and of course goes bang.

Jack Carr channeling Inspector Harry Callahan. Nice! *"A man's got to know his limitations..."*

Ray Porter is a great narrator. Added the audio books to my wish list. An unexpected bonus to watching the video.

The guns (showing on this video) coating all looked in such great condition and it is hard to believe it is your daily carry. My P365 I bought new and less than a year of daily carry, already show signs of wear especially on the rear gun sight. Mind you, I am a person who looks after my gear.

The books are great. My father, disabled vet, has been listening to the audio versions now he's made me a believer.

I love Ray Porter! He narrates for Don Winslow’s books, with my favorite Trilogy: The Cartel

Great video Jack. Thank you. Bill R a American Veteran 28 years from Washington State.

8:23 "That size difference, doesn't look like a lot, but when you're carrying it in your pants..."

One of your best. Thanks for highlighting Jack as an author. I am buying his books.

Jack Carr is a great author.The Terminal List is an awesome book. Went through the series in less than 3 months. Would highly recommend.

I didn’t know Terminal List was a book first. The show is crazy!!

Us MealTeam Six guys roll with the Hellcat. Good interview. Cool guy! (Wish You Would have asked about his CROSS rifle though.) 🦙🏴‍☠️

The only thing I did to my 365 was change the mag release button to the Armory Craft one, so much better. It's only a tiny bit taller but much more grippy.

Is that a yeet cannon I see ?

Sig Sauer and Glock are two juggernauts in the world of firearms. Can't dispute that, good video 👍

I want my wife to look at me the way James looks at Jack starting at 4:08 and lingering on for what seems like forever.

Heard nothing but great things about TerminalList on Prime! After watching this and seeing how Cool and Authentic the author is I’m ALL IN! Great Stuff on the SIGs too ! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

Buying the books because I just viewed this cool video. High respect for the military and the highest respect for Seals. 🦅🇺🇸

Agree...picked up the 365 and instantly it felt good in my hand.

I’ve been carrying my 365 for about 3 weeks now, and I love it. It’s so small, I can put it in my pocket if I wanted. Tbh tho when I pickup my go to M&P 2.0 compact, it feels so much better. It’s the best size gun in my opinion… 4” barrel with 15 and 17 rd mags.

I would like to thank you Jack Carr for writing the books. I hate to read but The Terminal List captured me and I had to order the other two and will be getting the new one releases. Thanks to TFB tv for bringing the content

I like this guy. I’m honestly shocked that it wasn’t a G19 & G43x.

After 60 years involvement with firearms, 40 years as an instructor, 25 years honorable Law Enforcement service (Retired in 95) and having a friend who is a Armorer I have owned many rifles and pistols. I have chosen the Sig P365 XL as my EDC and I have the Smith Shield Plus as my back up. I qualify every year, under H.R. 218 (LEOSA) with my M&P 9c with 17 round M&P magazines.

Is no one gonna mention that James Reeves sounds just like James Reece (main character of the books)?!?! It’s now very obvious Jack Carr based his character after you.

IMHO the best damn Audio Books I’ve heard/listened to. You help my shitty days at work go by faster

Get you a man that looks at you the way James looks at Jack Carr.

I love Ray Porter, but I haven't read or listened to your novels. I'll get on that task right now! Great video & conversation. I just bought a 365x today after thinking about it since it hit the market, comparing it to other pistols, holding it in stores, and finally firing a rental 365x Romeo Zero at the range this afternoon. I was shocked, truly surprised at how accurate, comfortable, and concealable it is! Usually gun rentals are a little worse for wear, maybe their sights are off, or the triggers are too tight or loose, etc. But the 365x rental had none of those issues-- well, the red dot was 2" high, but two rounds told me how much to adjust. After those first two sighting rounds, I was able to put the next 98 rounds in the center of the target with ~1" to ~3.5" groups from 15' all the way out to 50'. It's a great, scrappy, tough little pistol. Recoil feels light to me, the trigger pull is smooth and breaks well, and I was able to reacquire very quickly after every shot. But the thing that sold me is the accuracy of the 365x with a 3.1" barrel! I'm not a marksman by any stretch of the imagination. I'm an average civilian shooter. I go to the range every 4 to 6 weeks to fire a couple hundred rounds from each of my handguns, clean them when I get home, and then lock them up until my next range day. The point of that last paragraph is that shooting the 365x made me *feel* like a marksman! I didn't shoot as consistently on point with a couple handguns I've owned for years as I did with a rental unit of a model I'd never fired before. Consequently, I walked out of the shop with a brand new one. 👍

You can indeed trust that sig to protect your life.

Like interviews with genuine navy seal dudes real authentic down to earth not paid by anyone to recomend a particular gun his authentic preference....have more like him on your show