Videos tagged with Blackhawk T-Series Holster

This video provides a range test and review of the Sig Sauer M18 Commemorative Edition pistol, the US Military's new sidearm. The content creator goes over the unique features of this special edition and shares their overall opinion. The description also includes affiliate links for a Blackhawk holster, 1776 United shirts, and Nine Line Apparel shirts, as well as various social media links and a disclaimer about the educational and entertainment nature of the video.

This video from SHOT Show 2020 introduces the Blackhawk T-Series holster line, highlighting its thumb-driven release mechanism designed for intuitive weapon access. The holsters are duty-rated, offering Level 2 and Level 3 retention options, and are compatible with popular weapon-mounted lights like the Streamlight TLR-1 and TLR-2 families. The T-Series also accommodates various firearm models and configurations, including those with threaded barrels or suppressor height sights, while featuring a hydrophobic, non-absorbent internal liner for smoother draws and environmental resistance.

This video provides expert advice on selecting appropriate holsters for open carry, emphasizing the critical importance of firearm retention beyond basic friction fit. The instructor, drawing from experience in California and Nevada, highlights common unsafe holster choices and stresses the need for active retention systems to prevent firearm theft and ensure safety. The content also touches on the legality of open carry in Las Vegas and the importance of situational awareness for armed citizens.

This review of the Blackhawk T-Series Level 1 retention holster highlights its advantages over the older SERPA design, particularly its relocated retention mechanism to the rear, reducing accidental trigger activation. The holster is designed to accommodate modern firearms with optics and suppressor-height sights, featuring an RMR cut and ample clearance. It also offers compatibility with compensators due to its open-ended design. The review compares it to the Safariland ALS system, noting the T-Series' superior optic and compensator support, while also discussing its fitment with Glock models and potential issues with Polymer 80 builds.