Videos tagged with Cross-draw

The Carjacker holster by Andrews Custom Leather is highlighted for its convenience, particularly for vehicle carry. Its unique snap-on belt loop allows for quick attachment and removal, facilitating easy cross-draw access. The design prioritizes accessibility while seated, making it a popular choice for everyday carry.

This video provides a comprehensive guide to drawing a handgun from a cross-draw holster, focusing on safety and efficiency. It covers holster setup, a step-by-step draw process to prevent accidental muzzle sweep, scenarios where cross-draw is optimal, and stress-induced training techniques. The content is aimed at individuals looking to improve their concealed carry skills, particularly for situations like being seated or in a vehicle, and emphasizes training for preparedness.

This video is a one-month update on a cross-draw carry setup. The creator, TYMPPP, questions whether the method is effective ("Bangin' or BUST?") and if it's dangerous. They emphasize that the channel is viewer-supported with no sponsors, providing links to their merch, backup channel, Patreon, and Subscribestar. The video also credits Madison Stegall for original score and Daniel Greenfield for artwork.

This video explores nine concealed carry positions, including traditional IWB and AIWB, and less common methods like shoulder holsters, pocket carry, and ankle carry. It highlights the importance of holster design for concealment and retention, especially for AIWB. The content emphasizes that unusual carry positions require extensive training and consistent practice to maintain safety and effectiveness, with a strong focus on covering the trigger guard.

This video demonstrates an improvised dual-wielding technique using two handguns with incorrectly oriented holsters. The shooter successfully executes a cross-draw maneuver and engages targets simultaneously, showcasing adaptability under a gear-related mishap. It highlights maintaining control and stance even when facing unexpected challenges during a range session.

This video explores various concealed carry positions on the waist, detailing the pros and cons of Inside-the-Waistband (IWB) and Outside-the-Waistband (OWB) methods. It covers strong-side hip, appendix, and cross-draw positions, emphasizing comfort, accessibility, and concealment. The importance of a quality holster and belt is highlighted, with the final recommendation being personal preference through trial and error.