Videos tagged with Competition Holsters

This guide, drawing from an experienced shooter's insights, focuses on adapting firearms and gear for left-handed individuals. It emphasizes prioritizing personal fit over ambidextrous features for handguns, assessing accessibility of controls like magazine and slide releases, and selecting customizable rifle components such as safety selectors and sling mounts. The video also covers reversible mounting options for optics and the availability of specialized holsters, concluding that being left-handed presents minimal practical disadvantage in shooting sports.

This video offers a comprehensive overview of various holsters suitable for different firearm applications, including competition, everyday concealed carry (EDC), and range days. The speaker, demonstrating high authority from extensive personal experience, details specific holster models from brands like Tier 1 Concealed, Black Scorpion Gear, and Vedder Holsters, explaining their unique features such as Ulticlips, Tek-Loks, and beltless systems like the Phlster Enigma. The guide emphasizes practical considerations for firearm owners seeking optimal concealment and functionality.

This video details the speaker's long-standing positive relationship with Safariland holsters, spanning over 13 years of military duty and personal use. He emphasizes the importance of active retention systems for duty and competition, highlighting specific Safariland models used with various firearms like the Beretta M9, SIG M17, and Glock 17 Gen 2. The speaker announces an upcoming sponsorship with Safariland, promising audience discounts and transparency regarding the partnership's parameters.

This video compares two popular competition holsters, Blade-Tech OWB and CompTac International, specifically for the CZ SP01 Shadow pistol. It aims to help serious competition shooters make an informed decision when purchasing holsters, highlighting that this is often a mail-order purchase. The video features input from Patrick Cook of Cook Ammunition to guide viewers.