Videos tagged with Belt Clip

This review covers two Sabre Pepper Gel products: the 13 oz Home Defense model and the 1.5 oz Travel model. The Home Defense unit offers a 25-foot range and a pistol grip, while the Travel model is designed for portability with a belt clip. Both utilize the same formula trusted by law enforcement.

This video highlights a 'cheap and useful' range gear item: the 5.11 Hardpoint 1.5 Carabiner. The creator demonstrates its utility for holding items like gloves or keys, suggesting it's a practical accessory for firearm enthusiasts. The description also directs viewers to an Amazon storefront for other recommended gear, indicating a focus on everyday carry and practical accessories for the shooting community.

This video reviews a new Alien Gear Level 2 duty holster. The instructor expresses a strong liking for the holster's design, noting its sleek profile and effective retention without a hood. It's presented as a viable option for off-duty carry, suggesting a balance between security and comfort.

This guide focuses on selecting appropriate gear for Everyday Carry (EDC) and concealed carry, emphasizing critical factors often overlooked. It highlights the importance of a high-quality holster with proper retention and complete trigger guard coverage, advising against cheap or flimsy options. The discussion also covers suitable clothing choices for concealment and the necessity of a rigid, supportive belt for carrying a firearm.

This video showcases the FERO2 magazine pouch from TENICOR, designed for concealed carry. The description highlights its streamlined and efficient build, emphasizing how it keeps magazines close to the body for maximum concealment during outside-the-waistband carry on the support side. The pouch features a proprietary clip to minimize bulk and ensure security, with adjustability for 1.50" and 1.75" belts. The stand-off between the clip and pouch is also adjustable to accommodate various belt thicknesses, providing a secure and tight fit. Contact information for TENICOR across social media platforms is provided.

The Neomag Alias Holster Clip System is a two-piece, all-metal system designed for concealed carry. It offers enhanced concealment by minimizing the visible clip on the exterior of the belt and provides a secure, quick-release mechanism for holsters. The system is particularly beneficial for those who carry at the centerline and encounter issues with traditional clips over belt buttons.

This video discusses the design considerations for a standard-size tourniquet holder, emphasizing the importance of a protective shroud to prevent degradation from dirt and debris. It highlights the modularity of the holder, specifically mentioning a non-plastic belt clip as a superior alternative to common plastic designs found in competing products.

John G. Johnson, a firearms instructor, emphasizes that the best concealed carry holster is the one you will consistently carry. He highlights the importance of a secure belt clip that prevents the holster from detaching during a draw, citing potential dangers of cheap holsters. Johnson also discusses various holster materials and carry positions, recommending inside-the-waistband holsters for deep concealment and comfort.

This video reviews the IWB (In the Waistband) and AIWB (Appendix In the Waistband) holsters offered by JX Tactical. The reviewer highlights the comfort and security of the holster, particularly for a Full Size 4.5" Walther PDP Pistol equipped with a Holosun 507C GR X2 red dot sight and suppressor height sights. Key features discussed include the optic-cut design, various mounting options (belt clip, Pull The Dot straps, Ulti-Clips), and the "Fat Guy Holster" option for increased comfort. The reviewer also mentions their current loadout, including Beyond Stretch Alpha L5 Jacket, Beyond Celeris Midweight L2 Pullover, and Prometheus Design Werx Raider Pants.

This video details the development and features of the FieldCraft Survival outside the waistband tourniquet holder, born from real-world training scenarios where equipment failure occurred. Key innovations include a shroud to protect the Velcro, a split window for easier tourniquet egress, and interchangeable belt/MOLLE clips for versatile attachment. The emphasis is on reliable retention and accessibility of life-saving equipment under stress.

This review of the Thrunite T1 flashlight highlights its 1500-lumen output, which steps down to 408 lumens after three minutes. The reviewer praises its floodlight beam, ideal for indoor and close-range use, and its durable construction, including 1.5-meter impact resistance and IPX8 water resistance. The T1 features a user-friendly interface with double-click for max brightness, single-click for ramping, and triple-click for strobe, all powered by a rechargeable 18350 battery with convenient micro-USB charging.

This review covers the Baofeng UV-5R FM radio transceiver, highlighting its operation on the 2-meter and 70-centimeter bands. It details the radio's features, ease of assembly, and pros such as its low cost, good range in varied terrain, and long battery life. Cons include its lack of waterproofing. The review recommends it for tactical communication kits.