Videos tagged with Concealment Mechanics

Tessah Booth, an experienced firearms instructor, details her journey with concealed carry firearms from 2018 to the present. She discusses her initial preference for revolvers due to comfort, her transition to semi-automatics with the Glock 42, and later to the Glock 48 MOS for increased capacity and training. Booth highlights the challenges of concealing larger firearms on a smaller frame and ultimately settles on the Sig Sauer P365 series for its balance of size, capacity, and concealability.

Tessah Booth, an experienced firearms instructor, explains why she no longer recommends sidecar holsters for everyday carry. She details how their rigid, single-unit design often conflicts with natural body contours, hindering concealment and potentially leading to stress-related failures. Booth advocates for independent holster and magazine carrier systems, citing superior value, versatility, and comparable performance in concealment and draw speed.

This guide focuses on selecting and customizing holsters for effective and safe concealed carry, primarily for appendix carry. It emphasizes crucial safety features like trigger guard protection and proper retention, tested through movement. Key concealment features such as wings, wedges, and holster length are detailed, along with the importance of efficient design and customization for comfort and concealability. The video stresses that research and customization are vital to avoid accumulating unusable holsters.

This video explores the fundamental principles of concealed carry, aiming to make it more accessible to everyone, regardless of body type. It emphasizes understanding the mechanics of concealment to overcome common challenges. The creator, employed by PHLster Holsters, provides links to related PHLster resources on concealment basics, wedges, and wings, as well as a recent outfit video. The description also highlights a financial supporter, Big Tex Ordnance, a vendor of holsters, lights, and EDC gear, with an affiliate link provided.