Videos tagged with Crossbreed Modular Belly Band

This video compares the Filzer Enigma and Crossbreed Modular Belly Band for beltless concealed carry. The Filzer Enigma, while requiring more setup and potentially accessories like a sport belt and wedge, offers superior comfort, concealment, and functionality for everyday carry. The Crossbreed Belly Band is a simpler, cheaper option suitable for short durations where concealment is not a priority, but it struggles with grip concealment and long-term comfort.

This video showcases an EDC setup for active lifestyles, featuring the Mossberg MC1sc subcompact 9mm pistol in a Crossbreed Modular Belly Band holster. It highlights the pistol's suitability for concealed carry due to its size and manageable recoil, and details the modularity and carrying capacity of the Crossbreed holster system. Additional EDC items like the Emerson Mini Sheepdog knife and Blue Force Gear wallet are also discussed.

This episode of 'Keep Calm and Carry' features freelance journalist Jackie Billings, discussing her experiences as a woman in the firearms industry. Billings shares insights on carrying firearms while wearing dresses, the challenges and rewards of being a female writer in a male-dominated field, and practical advice for women interested in concealed carry. She emphasizes firearm safety for children, the importance of finding supportive communities, and offers recommendations for women's carry holsters. The discussion also touches on personal influences, career aspirations, and the evolving landscape of firearms media.

This guide details the setup and wear of the Crossbreed Modular Belly Band holster, as demonstrated by Kim from Geauga Firearms Academy. It covers securing the band, adjusting the Kydex insert for cant, firearm retention, and recommendations for comfortable wear, including the use of an undershirt. The modularity and additional pocket features are also highlighted, offering a comprehensive overview for concealed carriers.