Videos tagged with 1911 Holster

This video showcases new gear for 2026, including optics from Cuda (CK-895, RX-795), holsters from Hidden Hybrid Holsters for various pistol models (1911, P365, G17), a flashlight with an integrated laser, ICE Body Armor EVAP plates, and eyewear from Shell Shocked. The presenter adopts a casual tone, presenting these items as potential additions to an EDC or preparedness loadout.

This video showcases several historical firearms, including a Walther PPK with Party Leader markings, a rare 1914 DWM Artillery Luger (serial number 66), and a 1944 Krieghoff Luger issued to the Luftwaffe. The presenter provides detailed observations on markings, serial number ranges, proof marks, and condition, emphasizing educational value for collectors and enthusiasts. A unique, modified US holster designed to fit a Luger or P38 is also presented as a 'what the heck is it?' segment.

This video showcases a variety of World War II era holsters and binoculars for sale. The presenter details specific items, including US military holsters for the 1911/1911A1, German holsters for the FN Model 1922 and Walther P38, and Luger P08 holsters from various years. Information on condition, manufacturer, date, and price is provided for each item, offering valuable insights for collectors and enthusiasts.

This video explores the pros and cons of Kydex versus leather holsters for everyday carry (EDC). The speaker, Yankee, expresses a personal preference for leather due to comfort and even wear distribution, particularly for revolvers. However, viewer comments highlight Kydex's superior retention and suitability for semi-automatic pistols, especially those with lights. Hybrid holsters with neoprene backs are noted for comfort in inside-waistband (IWB) carry.

This video provides a behind-the-scenes look at the custom holster manufacturing process at QVO Tactical. It details the steps from order fulfillment to final quality control, highlighting techniques for fabric adhesion, edge finishing, and ensuring precise firearm fitment. The guide emphasizes the importance of using actual firearms for testing and discusses various mounting system compatibilities.

This video provides an in-depth, expert-level guide from Sam Andrews on crafting a custom holster from spinal stingray leather. It details the unique challenges and techniques required for working with this exotic material, from cutting and bonding to stitching and molding, emphasizing specialized tools and patience. The process highlights how stingray's natural armor requires different approaches than traditional leatherworking, resulting in a durable and visually striking holster.

Roger from QVO Tactical provides a crucial PSA on holster fitment for 2011 and various double-stack 1911 platforms. He demonstrates how to adjust retention on a QVO Tactical holster, highlighting the importance of the primary adjustment screw and fine-tuning for different firearm models like Staccato, Bull Armory, Atlas, T-AUS, and Springfield Emissary. The video emphasizes achieving a secure, audible click and a consistent draw.

This YouTube video discusses opinions on leather holsters, prompting viewer engagement with a question. It highlights that both Kydex and leather holster options are available, with a specific call to action to shop Made in the USA products at Wethepeopleholsters.com. The video promotes a brand and its products, focusing on holster preferences and manufacturing origin.

This video showcases the design and construction of a custom leather holster specifically for the Kimber 1911 Raptor series. The instructor emphasizes the use of high-quality, doubled-up thick leather and internal synthetic inserts to create a rigid, durable holster that maintains its shape. The design replicates the unique 'feather' grip pattern of the Raptor model, offering a premium, handmade alternative to mass-produced options.

This video reviews two military-style holsters from 1791 Gun Leather: the GI Hip Holster and the Military Tanker Holster. Both are constructed from high-quality leather and designed for firearms like the 1911. The GI Hip Holster features a protective flap and thigh cord, while the Tanker Holster offers shoulder carry configuration options.

Tenicor has updated its CERTUM3 holster line for 1911 and 2011 platforms. The new line offers four distinct sizes tailored to specific Staccato models and general frame sizes, ensuring improved fit and retention. The redesign focuses on enhanced CADD (Concealed Appendix Draw Design) for better overall performance.

This review highlights the Klinger Gear Inside the Waistband Kydex holster for a full-size 1911. The presenter emphasizes its revolutionary features, including a fully adjustable cant in 12 positions and adjustable ride height, which are uncommon in Kydex holsters. The optional comfort pad and overall comfort for carrying a 1911 all day are also noted.