Videos tagged with Ankle Holster

The speaker expresses a strong negative opinion on ankle holsters, deeming them a poor choice for concealed carry. Key concerns include limited accessibility, especially when not seated, and increased risk of an assailant gaining control of the firearm during a struggle. The dynamic nature of leg movement is also cited as a factor increasing the likelihood of holster failure.

Taran Butler humorously reviews the Heckler & Koch Mark 23, highlighting its impracticality as a concealed carry option due to its large size. Despite the jokes about it being an 'ultimate ankle gun,' the video demonstrates its impressive shooting capabilities on the range, showcasing its accuracy and double-action trigger.

This video promotes a sale on medical ankle holsters, offering a 40% discount. The holsters are designed for easy access to essential items and come in loaded and unloaded versions. The loaded version includes a trauma bandage, survival blanket, compressed gauze, and hemostatic rolled gauze. The ankle holster features two hook-and-loop pouches and an open-top pouch compatible with a spare pistol magazine, trauma shears, or a tourniquet. The sale ends on November 22nd at midnight MT.

This video revisits North American Arms (NAA) after a 12-year hiatus, focusing on their smallest carry options. The description highlights the creator's appreciation for their Patreon and PayPal support, and promotes their secondary YouTube channels. It also includes links to previous NAA reviews, holsters for various NAA models (Pug, Minis), neck and ankle holsters, IWB holsters, wallet carry options, grip upgrades for NAA Minis, and a NexTool multitool.

This video, titled 'Ankle Holster Angles,' features @Charissa.Littlejohn demonstrating or discussing the AGH Ankle Holster. Based on the title and description, the content likely focuses on the practical application and positioning of an ankle holster, potentially exploring different angles for draw speed, comfort, and concealment. It's geared towards individuals interested in concealed carry methods and holster options.

This video focuses on the AMT BACK UP firearm series. The description includes affiliate links for various holsters specifically designed for AMT pistols in different calibers (.380 ACP, .22 LR). It also mentions accessories like tactical earmuffs, a pistol cleaning kit, and a rifle/pistol rest. The creator promotes their website, Patreon, and Amazon store, alongside discount codes for firearm-related retailers such as Challenge Targets, Otis Tech, G96, and Manta Products. The content appears to be a review or showcase of the AMT BACK UP pistol and associated gear.

Massad Ayoob highlights the critical role of ankle holsters for backup firearms, illustrating their life-saving potential with a real-life account of a police officer. The story emphasizes how situational constraints, like a patrol car's seat, can render primary holsters inaccessible, making a backup ankle-carried firearm the only viable option for defense against a sudden threat.

Massad Ayoob discusses the utility of ankle holsters primarily for backup guns, especially in vehicles. He shares survival stories where ankle holsters proved life-saving and demonstrates the 'Cover Crouch' draw technique for stability. Ayoob emphasizes firearm selection, recommending reliable revolvers for ankle carry due to dust and grime, and stresses the importance of secure retention mechanisms.

This YouTube video promotes an EDC (Everyday Carry) MED Ankle Holster, highlighting its suitability for on-the-road use. The video also features a limited-time 50% off sale, suggesting a focus on gear sales and product promotion.

This video showcases the Springfield Armory Hellcat OSP 9mm pistol as part of the 'I Carry' series. It highlights the firearm being carried in a Galco Ankle Glove holster and also features a PowerTac E10 G4 flashlight. The content focuses on everyday concealed carry setups and the gear used.

Dustin from We The People Holsters emphasizes that the 'best' concealed carry method is highly personal, depending on lifestyle, body type, and activity. He breaks down carry options into Inside the Waistband (IWB) for concealment, Outside the Waistband (OWB) for comfort, and 'Everything Else' for specialized needs. The expert advises experimentation and practice to find an optimal, comfortable, and secure solution for daily carry.

This video provides an overview of the Fieldcraft Survival EDC Med Ankle Holster, presented by Mike Glover. The holster is designed to allow users to carry essential medical gear discreetly and accessibly, keeping pockets free. It features multiple pouches with hook-and-loop closures and an open-top pouch compatible with spare pistol magazines, trauma shears, or tourniquets (like CAT or SOF). The description highlights its suitability for carrying items such as hemostatic dressing, gauze, and trauma bandages. Constructed from 600D Nylon with mesh and foam padding, it prioritizes comfort and concealment. Mike Glover demonstrates the holster's functionality and its potential impact on emergency response times. A "LOADED" option of the holster is also mentioned.