Videos tagged with Carry Positions

This video from Geauga Firearms Academy, hosted by Neil, focuses on understanding the 'why' behind your firearm gear and tools. It emphasizes that these demonstrations are conceptual and do not replace hands-on professional training. The video promotes seeking qualified instruction and provides links to the academy's Patreon, Instagram, website, and Facebook page for further engagement.

This YouTube video focuses on concealed carry positions, offering tips and considerations for choosing the right method. While the video covers a few aspects of each carry method, it emphasizes the need for viewers to conduct further research to make an informed decision about their personal concealed carry setup.

This short video humorously stereotypes common carry positions associated with Glock, Sig Sauer, and 1911 owners. It then highlights the Standard Manufacturing S333 Thunderstruck as a pocket-carry option, showcasing its double-barrel design and .22 Win Mag caliber. The content is presented with a biased, satirical tone by a firearms enthusiast.

This video provides a practical, DIY approach to optimizing concealed carry holsters for comfort and concealment. It breaks down carry position into five key elements: clock position, ride height, cant, grip rotation, and muzzle rotation. The speaker demonstrates prototyping with household items to fine-tune holster features like claws and wedges, comparing results to commercial options like the Tenicor Velo and Certum.

This Geauga Firearms Academy video, featuring Kim and Neil, delves into the essential aspects of concealed carry positions and holster selection. The content aims to educate viewers on how to carry a firearm effectively and safely, covering various carry methods and the importance of choosing the right holster. The video also promotes several holster and gun belt manufacturers, offering discount codes for viewers.

This guide details how to optimize rifle sling usage for enhanced stability and retention, drawing on the expertise of Chris Sizelove from Blue Force Gear. Key techniques include proper sling rigging for quick adjustments, using the sling as a fifth point of contact for prone shooting stability, and employing various ready and carry positions for tactical effectiveness and safety. The instruction emphasizes the sling as a critical tool beyond a simple carry strap.