Videos tagged with Concealment Gear

This video provides a comparative review of two concealed carry belts: the Comfort Concealment Blackout Belt and the Concealment Labs Liner. The reviewer, with months of personal carry experience with both, details their comfort, functionality, concealability, and cost. The Blackout Belt is noted for its comfort and affordability but has a potential issue with grip shift and Velcro wear. The Concealment Labs Liner offers superior retention and concealability due to its stiffer construction and tension-based fastening, though at a higher price point.

This video provides a comprehensive roadmap for prepared citizens, covering essential skills and gear. It emphasizes proficiency in shooting from 0-500 yards, advanced medical training, effective communication, basic sustainment, and hand-to-hand combat. The guide details crucial equipment like plate carriers, ballistic helmets, communication systems, and survival gear, stressing quality and comfort. The speaker, identified as an instructor, highlights the importance of well-roundedness and continuous training for individual and group survivability.

This video explores the safety and effectiveness of minimalist holsters, focusing on those that only cover the trigger guard. The instructor, after a period of testing, shares insights on concealment, comfort, retention, and cost, while also highlighting crucial drawbacks like restricted accessory use, reholstering safety concerns, hygiene issues, and heat transfer during training. The video emphasizes that while minimalist holsters offer significant concealment and comfort, proper training and awareness of their limitations are essential for safe carry.

This video provides an update on Everyday Carry (EDC) gear, focusing on a "Concealed Carry Gear Pocket Dump." It highlights essential tools and equipment for individuals looking to stay prepared, including concealed carry holsters, the PHLster Enigma, and trauma medical kits (IFAKs). The video aims to inform viewers about the latest trends and must-have items in the EDC and concealed carry space. It also promotes resources for a free guide to concealment and training with Workman Protection, and includes affiliate links for Mountain Man Medical, Henry Holsters, and POM Pepper Spray.

This guide details how to achieve comfortable and accessible appendix carry by focusing on the right equipment combination. Key recommendations include using a T.REX ARMS Sidecar holster with its flexible spine system and a Core Essentials ratcheting belt for adjustable tension. The video emphasizes avoiding overtightening the belt and practicing draw techniques with drills like the cold start drill to improve proficiency.

This video highlights significant safety concerns associated with belly bands for concealed carry. Key issues include inadequate trigger protection, leading to potential negligent discharges, unsafe reholstering practices that violate muzzle discipline, and poor firearm retention that can cause the gun to shift or fall. The speaker recommends alternatives like the Philster Enigma for safer and more effective concealed carry.

This guide details the process of replacing the standard clips on a CrossBreed Mini-Tuck holster with optional J-clips. The video demonstrates that existing hardware, including beveled washers, can often be reused for installation. The J-clips are intended to offer improved concealment by allowing the belt to ride over them, making them less conspicuous than traditional clips, particularly with tucked-in shirts.

This video introduces the "Five In-Line Glock Magazine Pouch" from GlockStore. The presenter highlights its versatility, noting it can attach to belts via standard loops or MOLLE webbing. A key feature is its detachable velcro back, allowing it to be mounted inside jackets or other velcro-equipped surfaces for concealed carry. The pouch can hold five fully loaded Glock magazines, offering significant ammunition capacity in a single unit.