Videos tagged with AIWB Carry

This entry synthesizes expert insights on the Sig Sauer P320, particularly focusing on its California-compliant variants and the speaker's confidence in carrying it. It covers the specific features required for CA compliance, such as loaded chamber indicators and magazine disconnects, and highlights the additional safety layer provided by California DOJ drop testing. The guide also touches upon safe carrying methods like OWB and AIWB, emphasizing personal comfort and risk assessment for everyday carry.

This guide provides expert techniques for comfortable and effective Appendix Inside-the-Waistband (AIWB) concealed carry, drawing on over 10 years of experience. Key strategies include using an undershirt for comfort, a rigid ratcheting belt for support, and strategically positioning the belt buckle. It also covers critical holster adjustments like ride height, the use of grip-tucking claws, and selecting appropriate holsters for various firearms like the Sig Sauer P365 and Ruger Max-9.

This video, featuring Jeff Heil from Tenicor, emphasizes genuine commitment to improving shooting skills by filtering out training industry 'nonsense'. It targets individuals willing to put in the work for measurable performance gains, highlighting the importance of focused practice and effective gear like Tenicor AIWB holsters. The content is geared towards serious shooters seeking to elevate their capabilities beyond superficial training methods.

This guide details advanced trigger control drills demonstrated by Jeff, a Tenicor instructor. It progresses from basic trigger prep to complex exercises involving a dead trigger and rapid engagement, emphasizing minimal muzzle movement for improved accuracy. The instruction highlights the critical role of trigger press quality in resolving shooting errors.

This video from Active Self Protection analyzes a critical incident where Sacramento officers faced a 'suicide by cop' scenario. Hosts John Correia and Mike Willever, with high authority as instructors, break down the confrontation, de-escalation attempts, and the eventual shooting. The analysis highlights the importance of understanding human reaction times and the challenges officers face in no-win situations, while also showcasing gear like the PHLster Enigma holster.

This video analyzes the cultural nuances of the firearms community, particularly concerning perceived "gayness" in gear selection and concealment optimization. It defends the hyper-focus on details like clothing and holsters as a community-driven aspect of optimizing concealed carry, rather than a superficial concern. The speaker, with high authority in the "Guntube" niche, explains the practical reasons behind specific gear choices and the diverse spectrum of individuals within US gun culture.

Mike Glover, a recognized expert with former Special Forces experience, details three primary firearm carry methods: OWB, Off-Body, and IWB. He stresses selecting a method based on lifestyle and 'pattern of life,' emphasizing active retention for OWB and safety protocols for off-body carry. The guide also covers IWB considerations and the importance of avoiding 'printing' when concealing firearms like the Sig Sauer P365 X-Macro or Glock 17.

This review of the Fury Carry Solutions appendix holster highlights its use of sturdy, discreet DCC clips and an effective mod wing for concealment. While retention is good out-of-the-box and adjustable, the included holster wedges are considered poor quality and uncomfortable. The reviewer notes potential issues with clip fitment on standard 1.5-inch belts, leading to some wiggle room. Overall, it's deemed a good quality holster with potential for improvement via aftermarket wedges.

Lucas Botkin demonstrates a high-speed night shooting drill utilizing a Glock 43X equipped with a Trijicon RMRcc and Streamlight TLR-7 Sub. The drill emphasizes target identification and engagement in low-light conditions while moving, highlighting the importance of a weapon-mounted light and a reliable concealed carry holster like the T.REX ARMS Raptor.

This guide details the modular attachment system of the T.REX ARMS Sidecar 2.0 holster, as demonstrated by T.REX ARMS. It covers configuring the holster for various accessories including pistol and rifle magazine carriers, handcuff holders, tourniquet holders, and the Raptor Wing. The demonstration emphasizes the versatility and efficiency of the modular hinge design for Inside the Waistband (AIWB) carry.

This video focuses on Appendix Inside-the-Waistband (AIWB) concealed carry, emphasizing that it requires a mature and defined skillset due to its narrow margin for error. The content suggests that hip carry is a more suitable starting point for beginners. The description also indicates a behind-the-scenes look at filming a related AIWB video, with mentions of mindset, tactics, skill, and equipment as key themes.

This guide details the transformation of a concealed carry draw technique, showcasing significant improvement in speed and efficiency. It emphasizes proper garment clearing, master grip acquisition, and smooth firearm presentation with a red dot optic. The instruction highlights the progress made from initial practice to current proficiency, suitable for intermediate practitioners looking to enhance their EDC draw capabilities.