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.

This video demonstrates a rapid ankle draw and live-fire exercise with a Smith & Wesson J Frame revolver. The instructor, exhibiting high authority and practical expertise, showcases efficient firearm manipulation and accuracy on a steel target. Key takeaways include effective concealed carry techniques from an ankle holster and the reliable performance of the J Frame in a self-defense scenario.

Lena Miculek, a seasoned firearms instructor, reviews five budget concealed carry holsters purchased from Temu. She emphasizes that while some holsters may hold a firearm, none of the tested products met her standards for safety, reliability, or consistent performance. Miculek strongly advises against using these cheap holsters, highlighting the critical importance of a secure trigger guard and reliable retention for safe concealed carry, recommending investing in quality Kydex holsters instead.

This video demonstrates the technique for drawing a firearm from an ankle holster, highlighting its discretion, particularly when seated. The speaker, identified as 'Shatterthewicked', a practitioner with expertise in draw techniques and range practice, compares it to appendix carry, noting ankle carry's slower draw speed and need for more space but recommending it for maximum discretion, backup weapons, or extended periods of sitting. The guide covers the physical steps of drawing from this concealed position.

This video from Top Guns advises against several firearm carrying methods. Instructors Stephen and Alex strongly discourage carrying without a holster, behind the back, or using shoulder holsters due to safety and accessibility issues. They also caution against ankle holsters, emphasizing the difficulty of discreet and rapid access, and highlight the importance of proper holster placement for right-handed individuals. Open carry without a holster is also deemed unsafe.

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 presents a concealed carry gun rotation from Marine X, focusing on three distinct firearms for different scenarios. The speaker, demonstrating significant experience with firearms and concealed carry, details the strengths and use cases for each weapon. The selection emphasizes reliability, concealability, and effectiveness for everyday carry situations.

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 reviews the Diamondback DB9 9mm pistol in Flat Dark Earth, highlighting its compact size, single-stack design, and suitability for deep concealment or backup roles. It also features the Galco Pocket Protector holster and the CRKT Stylus frame lock knife as part of an everyday carry (EDC) setup. The presenter offers practical advice on hand placement for small pistols and holster retention.

This video from Hegshot87 outlines 10 essential rules for concealed carry, emphasizing practical advice for both new and experienced owners. The instructor, demonstrating high authority, covers crucial aspects like situational awareness, understanding firearm laws, consistent daily carry, proper firearm and accessory selection, regular practice, political engagement, public perception, being a Second Amendment ambassador, and maintaining sobriety and emotional control. The content is geared towards responsible gun ownership and self-defense preparedness.

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.

Massad Ayoob, a renowned firearms instructor, demonstrates how to effectively unload and assess everyday carry (EDC) items from cargo pants, emphasizing redundancy and preparedness. He highlights the importance of spare ammunition, backup firearms, essential medical gear like an IFAK, and compact tools. The guide covers practical techniques for organizing and carrying a comprehensive EDC loadout.