Videos tagged with Carry Comfort

This video explains how to adjust the clip height on Inside-the-Waistband (IWB) holsters to optimize firearm access and concealment. Lowering the clips raises the firearm for easier drawing, while raising the clips lowers it for better concealment. The presenter advises experimenting to find the best balance for individual comfort and carry needs.

This video explains how holster wedges and claws significantly improve concealed carry comfort and concealability. Wedges, placed on the pelvis, push the gun's grip inward, counteracting body contours like a stomach. When combined with a claw that engages the belt, these accessories work together to press the firearm closer to the body, reducing printing and enhancing concealment.

This video reviews the Kimber CDS9 Classic as a thin, 1911-style carry option in .45 ACP. The presenter emphasizes its excellent trigger, accuracy, and manageable recoil despite its caliber, making it a viable alternative to polymer striker-fired handguns for everyday carry. The discussion also touches on the evolution of firearm brands like Taurus and Kimber, and the presenter's personal carry philosophy.

This video provides five practical hacks for improving concealed carry concealment and comfort. Key strategies include selecting the right holster and belt, dressing appropriately with looser or patterned clothing, considering firearm size, and performing mirror checks. The instructor emphasizes that comfort is crucial for consistent carry and that avoiding 'printing' (the outline of the gun showing through clothing) is vital for maintaining a tactical advantage.

This video provides a detailed review of the 1911 platform for concealed carry, highlighting its pros and cons from a civilian perspective. The instructor emphasizes the excellent trigger and inherent accuracy of the 1911, along with its stopping power due to the .45 ACP caliber and robust safety features like the thumb and grip safeties. However, significant drawbacks are identified, including concealment challenges due to its full-size grip, discomfort during movement, substantial weight, and lower magazine capacity compared to modern alternatives. Reliability issues at around 250 rounds and the high cost of .45 ACP ammunition for training are also noted.

This video demonstrates the installation and effectiveness of the Vedder Holster Wedge, an accessory designed to improve concealed carry comfort and reduce printing. The wedge attaches to the inside of an IWB holster using double-sided tape and can be repositioned to optimize concealment by holding the firearm's grip closer to the body. It is presented as a simple, affordable solution for enhancing concealed carry.

This video explores the pros and cons of carrying a full-size handgun for concealed carry, specifically using the P320 X5 Legion as an example. The instructor highlights benefits like increased accuracy due to a longer sight radius and stable grip, reduced recoil from increased weight and components, and greater versatility for accessories and features. However, significant drawbacks include challenges with concealment, comfort issues related to size and weight, potential difficulties with the draw stroke, and reaching the magazine release. The instructor concludes that while challenging, carrying a full-size handgun can be occasionally viable with appropriate gear and practice, especially in colder weather or for those prioritizing confidence in a life-threatening situation.

This guide details the assembly and adjustment of the Tenicor VELO5 holster. It covers installing camming bars for concealment and retention, optimizing clip placement for stability versus comfort, and the proper technique for attaching the holster to a waistband. The video emphasizes testing the setup for comfort and concealability through wear and movement.

This video provides essential advice for new pistol owners on selecting an everyday carry (EDC) belt. It emphasizes the importance of comfort, functionality, and convenience, discussing how different belt types impact the ability to carry concealed effectively. The discussion highlights the trade-offs between rigidity, comfort, and ease of use for various belt materials and buckle systems.

This guide, informed by a tactical instructor, emphasizes that the best EDC firearm is the largest one you can comfortably and proficiently carry daily. It details how shootability, concealability, and compatibility are key selection factors, debunking myths about concealing larger guns using modern holster technology and the 'Keel Effect'. The advice focuses on practical application and consistent training for new shooters.

This video review focuses on the Carry Comfort Concealment Belt, a product designed for concealed carry situations where a traditional belt might not be suitable or when seeking deeper concealment. The review highlights its utility for users who prefer not to wear a standard gun belt or require a more discreet carrying solution.

This guide, drawing on expertise from the USCCA, addresses common challenges in daily firearm carry, focusing on comfort and concealment. It emphasizes the critical role of selecting the right holster and a dedicated gun belt, alongside smart clothing choices. Consistent training, including dry-fire practice and professional instruction, is highlighted as essential for readiness and responsible self-defense.