Videos tagged with Blade Tech Holster

This YouTube Shorts video introduces the NEW Blade Tech Valor Duty Holster. The content focuses on a specific piece of firearm gear, likely a review or showcase of its features and intended use. Given the title mentioning a "Duty Holster," the video is expected to cover aspects relevant to concealed carry, law enforcement, or general firearm accessory users.

This review of the SIG P365 X-MACRO by Phil from Having a Blast with the USCCA evaluates its performance through ammunition testing, the Texas DPS standards drill, and a simulated torture test involving salty water, sand, and mud. The review highlights the pistol's accuracy with various ammunition types and its performance under stress, noting its potential as a concealed carry platform with its 17-round magazine capacity. The compensator is noted to perform adequately.

This video offers practical concealed carry advice for women, emphasizing personalized holster selection and 'on the body' carry methods. It features multiple women demonstrating their EDC setups, including firearms like the Sig P365 and Springfield Hellcat, and various holster solutions for different body types and clothing styles. Key takeaways include the importance of practicing draws, adapting carry methods to personal needs, and the benefits of specific holster designs for comfort and concealment.

This guide demonstrates how to easily set up a battle belt for range practice or duty use, focusing on the Core Essentials battle belt and Blade Tech's quick-detach mounting system. It covers the installation of a holster for a Springfield Echelon and multiple magazine pouches for both pistol and AR-15 platforms. The system allows for versatile customization and quick swapping of accessories for different firearms.

This entry details a critical incident where a Sig Sauer P320 X-Five discharged unexpectedly while holstered during a competition. The speaker, a competitive shooter, emphasizes the importance of understanding firearm malfunctions and the role of protective gear, like an EDC knife, in mitigating potential injury. The analysis includes equipment details, manufacturer response, and crucial safety considerations for firearm owners.

Instructor Mike compares three Inside the Waistband (IWB) holsters: DeSantis, CrossBreed, and Blade-Tech. He highlights the DeSantis's retention button hindering grip acquisition, the CrossBreed's excessive leather obstructing a good grip, and praises the Blade-Tech for its unobstructed grip, comfortable profile, and secure clip, deeming it the best of the three for ease of draw and concealment.

This video demonstrates the Failure Drill, also known as the Mozambique Drill or Failure to Stop Drill. It's a defensive shooting technique designed to address situations where initial center mass shots do not immediately stop a threat. The drill involves two rapid center mass shots followed by a slower, more precise shot to end the confrontation. The drill can be adjusted for skill level and distance, with common par times of three seconds or less for three shots from the draw.

This expert-level review by Justin Opinion provides a detailed comparison between the CZ Shadow 2 and the Beretta 92G Brigadier Tactical, focusing on their suitability for competition and tactical use. The analysis covers physical specifications, control differences, trigger performance, and ammunition reliability, drawing on extensive experience with firearm mechanics and competitive shooting.

This review of the STI HEX Tactical 9mm 2011 highlights its suitability as a competition pistol, particularly for IDPA. The presenter, Justin Opinion, emphasizes its reliability, accuracy, and comfortable ergonomics, noting it has become his favorite match gun after nearly 1000 rounds without malfunctions. He also details technical specifications and praises the Blade-Tech holster for its perfect fit and function.

This guide, drawing on the expertise of world-champion shooters Lena and Kay Miculek, details the setup of essential 3-Gun competition gear. It covers the foundational two-belt system, the modularity of the Safariland ELS, and selection of appropriate magazine pouches, holsters, rifle magazines, and shotgun shell caddies. The focus is on optimizing loadouts for specific stage requirements and maximizing efficiency through gear choices.