Videos tagged with Concealed Carry

Heckler & Koch introduces the VP9 A1 series, an evolution of the successful VP9 pistol based on end-user feedback. This series includes updated models like the VP9X (crossover), VP9F (full-size), VP9L (long slide for competition), VP9K (compact), and the new VP9CC (micro-compact for everyday carry). All models offer optics-ready or optics-equipped configurations, with suppressor height sights for co-witnessing optics.

This review of the Ruger LCP MAX Magpul Enhanced Grip model highlights its improved ergonomics and operational features. The enhanced grip offers better control, and the inclusion of an external safety is noted as a significant advantage for many users. The pistol comes with both 10 and 13-round magazines, and features tritium front sights with an adjustable U-notch rear sight, compatible with Bodyguard aftermarket sights. The reviewer, Roy Huntington, expresses confidence in its reliability based on extensive experience with previous LCP MAX models.

This video reviews seven of the best revolvers for concealed carry in 2026, focusing on reliability, shootability, and concealability. The expert guide highlights modern advancements in revolver design, including lighter materials and improved ergonomics. It emphasizes that revolvers remain a dependable choice for concealed carry, suitable for both experienced carriers and newcomers, offering a practical alternative to semi-automatic pistols.

This video provides expert recommendations for four handguns suitable for individuals over 55, focusing on ease of use, reduced recoil, and manageable trigger pulls. It highlights specific models like the Ruger LCR, Kimber K6 XS, Walther CCP M2, and Smith & Wesson Shield EZ, explaining how their unique features address common challenges faced by older shooters, such as arthritis or reduced hand strength. The advice emphasizes selecting a firearm that works with the user's body, not against it, for effective self-defense.

This video from Honest Outlaw provides a comprehensive guide on how much to spend on a handgun, considering various factors like intended use, brand reputation, quality of parts, manufacturing, and materials. The speaker emphasizes that cost is subjective and depends on individual needs, but generally recommends avoiding extremely cheap firearms due to potential reliability and durability issues. For concealed carry, a $400-$600 price range is suggested for reliable options, while home defense handguns might warrant a $500-$700 investment. Competition and specialized firearms can range significantly higher, with diminishing returns often seen beyond a certain price point.

This video from MarineX explores the practical benefits and considerations of owning an automatic knife, particularly for everyday carry and emergency situations. The presenter highlights the speed and ease of deployment in precarious scenarios, contrasting the WorkSharp Madrone with other models like the Chavez 229 Redemption and Gerber Fast Tanto Auto 06. Key points include the importance of legal compliance, the advantages of integral builds for durability, and personal preferences regarding blade shape and functionality.

This video explores the emerging market of aftermarket Glock frames, specifically the '26X' and '27X' variants, which offer enhanced ergonomics and modularity over traditional Glock models. The presenter, a firearms instructor, highlights how these frames, from companies like Nomad Defense and Glock Store, allow users to build custom pistols by combining them with existing Glock parts. The discussion emphasizes the benefits of these designs for concealed carry, including improved grip, reduced muzzle flip, and the potential for faster follow-up shots, positioning them as a significant evolution for Glock platforms.

This video provides a legislative update on several California gun bills. It highlights bills that have passed appropriations and moved to the Senate, such as SB 1589 (silencer bill), SB 1912 (CCW while deer hunting), and SB 1987. Conversely, SB 893 is reported as dead. A significant focus is placed on SB 1021, which aims to provide hunting accommodations for children with life-threatening illnesses under the ADA, facing opposition. The speaker emphasizes the dual effort required: fighting detrimental bills and advocating for the passage of beneficial ones.

This video details a comprehensive everyday carry (EDC) rotation for Summer 2026, focusing on budget-friendly and practical firearms, gear, and accessories. The presenter emphasizes carrying a firearm consistently, regardless of attire or activity, and highlights specific models known for reliability and affordability. The guide covers pocket pistols for casual carry, a primary inside-the-waistband (IWB) setup for daily use, and alternative options for different situations, alongside essential accessories like knives and wallets.

This video provides an initial look at the Montana folding knife from Montana Knife Company. The reviewer highlights its aesthetic appeal, quality construction with G10 scales, MagnaCut steel, and titanium hardware. Key features discussed include the perfected liner lock mechanism, deep carry pocket clip, and stonewashed blade, suggesting it's a significant entry into the folding knife market for the company.

This video provides a curated list of the top 5 best concealed carry revolvers for senior citizens, focusing on ease of operation, reduced recoil, and concealability. The instructor emphasizes revolvers as a practical choice for those who may struggle with semi-automatic actions. Key recommendations include the Ruger LCR for its recoil-mitigating technology, the Taurus 856 for its six-shot capacity and affordability, the EAA Vindicator for its comfortable grip and low recoil, the Smith & Wesson Model 351C for its ultra-lightweight design and minimal recoil in .22 Magnum, and the Kimber K6S for its compact size and accuracy.

This video argues that all concealed carriers should participate in competitive shooting to significantly improve their defensive capabilities. The instructor, a concealed carry instructor and occasional competitor, highlights that most concealed carriers lack advanced skills due to insufficient training beyond permit classes. Competition offers a practical environment to develop crucial skills like shooting under stress, moving and shooting, engaging targets at distance, and making complex decisions, effectively serving as a 'practice gunfight' that better prepares individuals for real-world threats.