Videos tagged with Clothing Interference

This video provides practical advice for concealed carriers on how certain clothing items, particularly flannels and hoodies, can impede weapon access. It offers specific techniques like adjusting buttons, folding layers, and practicing draws at home to ensure a smooth and unhindered draw from a holster.

John Correia of Active Self Protection critically analyzes a TASER deployment scenario, emphasizing the importance of understanding the weapon's 'use window.' He advises officers to recognize when a suspect's heavy, loose clothing prevents effective neuromuscular incapacitation and to immediately switch tactics rather than deploy an ineffective tool. This expert insight highlights crucial decision-making for less-lethal options.

This video demonstrates that a shirt is highly unlikely to cause a trigger snag during a firearm reholster. The presenter shows that significant force or deliberate placement is required for fabric to interfere with the trigger guard, emphasizing that normal clothing movement does not pose a realistic threat.