Ann Laced Concealed-Carry Satchel
$96.00
Product Details
You'll love Ann's beautiful, distressed faux leather, laced sides and stylish tassel!
With dual strap options, you have the choice to use the two short handles or the adjustable shoulder strap for crossbody-carry - and this sophisticated bag is lockable, too!
Features:
- Supple distressed faux leather is lightweight
- Laced sides and stylish tassel
- Top zip closure
- Interior features 2 slip pockets, zippered pocket and gold-tone swivel clip for keys on leather strap
- Two carrying options
- Short, round handles (6.5" drop)
- Removable, cross-body, adjustable strap - measures 26”- 48” (drop 12” - 23”)
- Premium silver-tone hardware
- 4 studs on the bottom for protection and stability
YKK Locking Gun Concealment:
- Ballistic Nylon
- Ambidextrous for left or right-handed use
- Locking YKK zippers
- Includes 4 keys
- Both sides can lock
- Universal elastic/nylon holster included
Dimensions:
Purse: 12" W x 9.5" H x 5" D
Gun Compartment: 8.5” W x 7” H
WILL THE GUN FIT?
All purses on the site will have dimensions for the gun compartment. Always allow at least a half inch of clearance at the zipper.
Example: Gun compartment is 8.5” W x 7” H. If your gun is less than 8" long (end to end) and less than 6.5" tall, it should fit.
Use a Good Holster!
The nylon/elastic purse holsters that most manufacturers include with the bags are a place to start, but they will not be a good fit for many guns.
Your gun won't "snap in" - these holsters have zero retention. If you tip the holster upside down, the gun will slip out. We strongly recommend getting a kydex purse holster that's molded for your specific gun model, with snap-in retention.
The two holsters below ship fast, and have awesome color choices available.
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Blog Posts
Here's some guidance on how to choose the right concealed carry purse, including which features and accessories you need to look for when shopping.
There are some critical things you need to know before you carry a gun in a purse. When done correctly, it can be a good option - just follow some basic rules and guidelines.