Alien Gear Holsters introduces the Photon Holster Backer, designed to enhance concealed carry comfort by providing a soft, water, and stain-resistant barrier between the user's skin and their firearm. Made from closed-cell foam wrapped in synthetic polymer, this customizable accessory can be cut to fit various holster and gun combinations, installing in seconds to improve the overall carrying experience.
This guide provides advice for new firearm carriers on how to become comfortable with the practice. Key recommendations include starting with unloaded carry at home to build confidence, addressing fears of accidental discharge and public notice, and prioritizing physical comfort through proper gear selection. The advice emphasizes gradual progression and finding a carry method that suits the individual.
This guide details how to create a custom holster wedge for improved appendix carry comfort using readily available materials like a yoga block and adhesive Velcro. The process involves cutting and shaping the yoga block, attaching Velcro to both the wedge and the holster, and then combining them for a personalized fit. This DIY approach allows for adjustable comfort without purchasing additional gear.
Instructor Mike shares his preference for Alien Gear holsters, specifically the Photon model, for concealed carry. He highlights its durability, resistance to collapsing inside the waistband, and comfortable contouring. Mike contrasts this with less favorable experiences with other brands, emphasizing the importance of a holster that lasts and allows for easy firearm access.
This podcast episode explores creative and practical firearm-related topics, including the novel idea of adding pumpkin spice to ammunition for a seasonal scent, the challenges and solutions for concealed carry for the elderly, and the effectiveness of warning shots against animals. It also touches on the evolving landscape of trade show marketing and the commitment required for daily firearm carry. The discussion highlights the importance of adapting firearm practices to individual needs and evolving industry trends.
This review assesses the Smith & Wesson M&P Shield 9mm four years after its introduction, comparing it against newer competitors in the single-stack concealed carry market. The speaker, an experienced reviewer with over 1500 rounds through the test unit, highlights the Shield's durability, excellent aftermarket support, and comfortable shootability for its size. While acknowledging minor faults like a distinct trigger reset and occasional magazine seating issues, the review concludes the Shield remains a top-tier choice for concealed carry due to its balance of reliability, value, and practical performance.
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