Videos tagged with BladeTech

This tutorial, led by Tyler from Alien Gear Holsters, provides expert-level instruction on installing the RAPID FORCE Multi-Holster Adapter onto various holsters, including Alien Gear's ShapeShift OWB and Photon, as well as the Rapid Force Level 2, and compatible holsters from SafariLand and BladeTech. The adapter enhances cant adjustability and allows for quick swapping between different mounting platforms. The guide details the specific hardware and steps for each holster type, emphasizing proper tightening and cant adjustment for optimal performance and retention.

This video showcases the 2016 Georgia State Section USPSA competition, highlighting 10 stages shot in a half-day format. The description provides insights into the match structure, including 7-man squads, no mandatory resets, and amenities like water and portable restrooms. The shooter details their performance, finishing 72% to the Production winner Sal Luna, securing a C-class win, and subsequently being promoted to B-class due to match reporting. The match is described as very balanced. The shooter's gear includes a CZ SP-01 Shadow Custom with a BladeTech belt.

This guide synthesizes Nutnfancy's expert review of BladeTech and Blackhawk SERPA holsters, offering practical advice on selecting the right holster based on intended use (tactical, daily carry, concealed carry). It emphasizes evaluating retention, material, weight, and specific features, drawing on years of 'run and gun' testing. The review highlights BladeTech's IWB holsters for their affordability and effectiveness, while discussing the pros and cons of the Blackhawk SERPA system.

This review covers the BladeTech Shooter's Combo Pack for the Glock 21, including a review of the holster, magazine pouch, and a dummy barrel for dry practice. The reviewer details the holster's adjustability, break-in process using silicone, and preference for the paddle design. Practical use in dry fire and a competitive match is discussed, noting its speed and value.

This video from the 2013 NRA Annual Meetings highlights "Packing in Pink," a brand established in 2007 that specifically targets the women's shooting market. The description emphasizes their commitment to offering Bladetech holsters and a variety of other products manufactured in the U.S. and Canada. The video likely showcases their product line, potentially including firearms or accessories geared towards female shooters, and possibly discusses available color options that were soon to be released.