I have a law enforcement background and am familiar with carrying guns. I am now paralyzed for some time and also familiar with wheelchairs, lol… however, I am not familiar with carrying guns on wheelchairs.
Any tips or suggestions would be appreciated. I have a CPL and am a USCCA member
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@Bennie_Lee Welcome to our community, we are glad to have you here. 
Here are some ideas. I hope it helps, let us know. 
Disabled Federal LEO: Wheelchair Concealed Carry Part 1 - YouTube
Disabled Federal LEO: Wheelchair Concealed Carry Part 2 - YouTube
Fighting from a Wheelchair: Into the Fray Episode 126 - YouTube
Wheelchair Concealed Carry: Initial Considerations - YouTube
Wheelchair Concealed Carry Holster - YouTube
Concealed Carry With Disabilities | Concealed Carry Magazine - USCCA (usconcealedcarry.com)
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Welcome to the Community @Bennie_Lee . We are glad you are here. I am sure you will find some good ideas from the gang.
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Hello and welcome @Bennie_Lee
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Welcome to the community
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Welcome aboard!
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Welcome to the family brother @Bennie_Lee and we are happy to have you here. Thank You for your service sir. I would recommend a chest rig/holster.
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Welcome
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Welcome !!
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How about this?
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welcome to the community
I have been using a power wheelchair for 10+ years. the most comfortable holster is.
listed by preferred method:
1- a belly band
2- sneaky pete https://sneakypeteholsters.com/
3- fanny pack
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Welcome to the community @Bennie_Lee !
I fortunately don’t have any wheel chair experience but concur with @leo23 ‘s belly band suggestion. It is the most comfortable option I own for extended periods of sitting.
I personally prefer the hybrid belly bands that have an attached kydex holster. The pistol and trigger are very secure but very easy to draw.
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