Videos tagged with Blackhawk Holster

This video reviews the Savage Stance XR 9mm pistol, highlighting its double-stack capacity, optics-ready slide with the QRO system, and compact dimensions suitable for concealed carry. It also details the Blackhawk Tech Grip Form Lock holster, emphasizing its custom-fit capabilities and suitability for pocket carry. The review notes the pistol's affordability and practical features for everyday carry.

This video addresses holster compatibility for Glock pistols equipped with the Radian Ramjet afterburner barrel and comp. The presenter confirms that this setup effectively increases the firearm's length to that of a Glock 17, allowing it to fit in standard Glock 17-length duty holsters, such as the Safariland 6395 RDS or equivalent Blackhawk models. The functionality of the holster's retention mechanism remains unaffected.

This content addresses common frustrations with tactical belts and holsters experienced during deployment. It highlights issues with belts that require constant adjustment and criticizes specific holster models like the Blackhawk Serpa for poor draw performance and lack of configuration options, especially in confined spaces or when maintaining a three-point contact.

This video discusses concealed carry considerations, focusing on the legal implications of drawing a firearm. The speaker highlights the importance of a clear threat assessment before presenting a weapon, as drawing a handgun crosses a legal threshold. The setup includes a Glock 48 with Shield Arms 15-round magazines and a Blackhawk custom IWB holster.

This video presents a series of Amazon deal alerts for tactical gear and knives. Featured items include a SOG bayonet, True Glow sights, a Blackhawk holster with retention, a Workos TS11 flashlight, Watchman EDC fixed blades, the GTK 7 fixed blade, and the 704 Gear Sliver gentleman's folder. The presenter emphasizes the limited-time nature of these deals and encourages viewers to act quickly.

This video tests a belly band holster, focusing on its ability to remain in place during movement. The instructor expresses satisfaction with the holster's performance, noting that it did not shift and felt secure. The Blackhawk brand is specifically praised for its design and execution of this holster.

This video from Sootch00 focuses on gun gear and accessories, featuring reviews and mentions of specific items. It highlights the Blackhawk TecGrip FormLok IWB Moldable Holster, Burris Optics Eliminator 5 LaserScope, MTM Case-Gard Ammo Crate, and Craft Holsters Vertical Roto-Shoulder Rig. The video also acknowledges Fiocchi USA for supplying ammunition and includes affiliate links for Getzone, Sportsman's Guide, USCCA, and Rubber Dummies. Robbie Wheaton's channel is also promoted, and viewers are encouraged to like, subscribe, and join the Patreon community. The content is presented as a guide to relevant firearm accessories.

This guide breaks down firearm holster selection based on application, distinguishing between competition-focused zero-retention holsters and security-focused retention holsters for duty or concealed carry. It details various retention mechanisms like safety bales and thumb/finger levers, and discusses OWB and IWB mounting options, emphasizing the importance of secure clips and comfortable body coverage for IWB holsters. The instructor stresses building muscle memory with a chosen holster for effective and safe firearm deployment.

This video reviews and highlights the 9 worst and most dangerous holsters of all time. The host shares a personal, near-tragic experience where a faulty nylon Blackhawk IWB holster, combined with a bunched-up t-shirt, caused an accidental discharge of his firearm directly into his own leg. The video emphasizes the critical importance of proper holster selection for concealed carry and self-defense, cautioning viewers to avoid the featured "stupid" holsters to prevent similar life-threatening incidents. It also briefly mentions other firearm types and brands.

This guide details a critical technique for safely drawing a firearm from a pocket holster, emphasizing the automatic 'sweep' motion to detach the holster. The instructor, drawing on a personal experience, highlights the importance of training muscle memory to ensure the holster does not come out with the gun, preventing potential safety hazards. This technique is applicable to various pocket holsters and aims to integrate seamlessly into the draw stroke.

This video from the "I Carry" series features a detailed look at a Glock G19 Gen4 pistol. The firearm is presented in a Blackhawk T-Series L3D holster, specifically highlighting its light-bearing capability. A Streamlight TLR1-HL weaponlight is attached to the pistol, indicating a focus on tactical preparedness and everyday carry configurations. The content likely aims to inform viewers about the chosen firearm, holster, and accessory for concealed carry or personal defense purposes.

This video reviews the Blackhawk T-Series L2D Duty Holster, highlighting its thumb-activated retention mechanism, Master Grip Principle compatibility, and durable construction. The description details its features, including a sound-dampening lining and compatibility with Streamlight TLR series lights. It also positions the holster as a competitor to Safariland ALS holsters and specifically mentions its fit for a Glock 17 with a TLR-1 light clone. The creator also includes affiliate links and discount codes for various firearm-related retailers and brands.