Videos tagged with Appendix Carry Holster

This video reviews the updated Safariland Incog X holster, focusing on its new Cordura nylon front face for improved aesthetics and durability. It highlights features like adjustable tension for a secure fit and an adjustable shim to reduce printing, making it suitable for appendix carry.

This video from Tenicor compares their new VELO LUX holster to the CERTUM LUX and CERTUM SOL. The VELO LUX is specifically designed for appendix carry with a body contour to enhance concealment, while the CERTUM models are more versatile for both appendix and hip carry. Key differences lie in the body contouring and clip options, allowing for adjustable cant and ride height to optimize concealment.

The Tenicor VELO LUX is a dedicated appendix carry holster incorporating several product line updates. It features a low-profile, optimized contour for concealment and comfort. Key updates include the migration to the Mod 4 Universal clip from Discrete Carry Concepts, offering three attachment positions (over light, over slide, over sight channel) and fine-tuneable ride height via slotted holes. The holster also provides integrated 5° of both forward and rearward cant and supports a wide range of backup iron sights and red dot sights, including larger models like the RMR HD.

This guide provides expert advice on selecting the right holster for Everyday Carry (EDC), competition, and duty. It highlights top-tier brands like Tier 1 Concealed and Safari Land, while also recommending budget-friendly options such as Premium Holster Company. The video emphasizes matching holster features to specific use cases and firearm/optic configurations, warning about potential lead times and the importance of always using a holster.

Brett from Nightwood Guns provides an in-depth review of the Tier 1 Concealed APX holster, an evolution of their popular Axis Elite. The APX introduces significant innovation in its modular magazine carrier, allowing for plug-and-play adjustments to cant and position for optimized reloads or concealability. While praised for its hyper-customization and effective concealment, particularly with larger firearms like the Walther PDP Steel Frame, the APX comes with a high price point and a notable absence of full sweat guards, a feature the reviewer misses. The reviewer, with extensive experience using Tier 1 Concealed products, highlights the APX as a glimpse into the future of appendix carry.

This episode of The Reholstered Podcast features Tommy from Alien Gear Holsters discussing the development and features of their Photon holster line. The Photon is designed as a versatile, adaptable holster catering to a wide range of users, from first-time gun owners to experienced carriers. Key features include optic and light compatibility, adjustable retention, ambidextrous capability, and modular components like the claw and wing for enhanced concealment and comfort. The discussion also touches on the company's manufacturing materials, pricing strategy, and how the Photon rounds out their product offerings alongside their Level 2 and Level 3 duty holsters.

This video provides an in-depth review of the Stoeger STR-9MC, a budget-friendly micro 9mm concealed carry pistol. The reviewer compares it to popular models like the Sig P365, Glock 43x, Springfield Armory Hellcat, Taurus GX4, and Canik Mete MC9, positioning it as a potentially superior value option for those on a tight budget. The review covers the pistol's features, performance, and potential drawbacks, offering an honest assessment of its place in the affordable EDC market. Links to holsters, ammunition, and the creator's training courses and merchandise are included.

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 video provides a comprehensive guide to selecting the best concealed carry holster. It emphasizes that the ideal holster is highly personal, depending on the handgun, body type, and individual needs, similar to choosing a firearm. The description highlights the vast array of options available for CCW holsters, urging viewers to invest as much time in holster selection as they do in firearm selection to ensure comfort and functionality. The video aims to help viewers find the perfect holster for their concealed carry requirements.

This video provides an in-depth review of LAS Concealment holsters designed for firearms equipped with the Streamlight TLR-7 Sub weapon light. The expert instructor, with extensive experience in tactical gear, details the quality, fit, and customization options of the Ronin 3.0 and Saya 2.0 models. He emphasizes the importance of vacuum-molded fit for retention and highlights features like lockable retention, tuckable clips, and adjustable ride height, offering practical advice for concealed carriers.

This review of the T-Rex Arms New Sidecar Holster highlights its modularity and adjustable retention points. The reviewer notes that while the holster is functional, it is not an improvement over the original Sidecar, particularly in terms of concealment and structural integrity. Specific issues include potential light protrusion and a less optimal magazine carrier geometry for deeper concealment.

Reno May provides first impressions of the T.REX ARMS Sidecar 2.0 holster after several weeks of use. He highlights its modularity, allowing for various attachments like magazine pouches and tourniquet holders, and its flexible design which aims to improve concealment and comfort compared to older fixed-bend Sidecar holsters. While praising its adaptability, he notes some difficulty in swapping attachments initially.