Videos tagged with Duty Gear

This guide details the use of the Matich "Quick Load" Speedloader Pouch, a leather accessory designed for police duty belts. It demonstrates how to load and access up to three speedloaders horizontally for efficient reloads. The pouch is presented as a handy accessory for quick firearm reloads.

This guide details Paul Costa's expert-level tactical belt setup, emphasizing modularity and efficiency. It covers holster mounting with Blade-Tech adapters for superior adjustability, the use of specific holsters like Safariland with Nub Mods for duty and Big Dog Steel for competition, and various magazine pouch solutions including Blade-Tech Minis and custom 3D-printed options. The setup prioritizes ergonomic reloads and quick access to essential gear.

This guide details the installation and use of a quick on/off tactical belt system, specifically mentioning High Speed Gear International. The system emphasizes convenience for range or competition use, allowing for rapid attachment and detachment without the need to tuck shirts or manage an inner belt. It's presented as an efficient setup for instructors or those prioritizing ease of use.

This video introduces the G-Code Vengeance holster, a versatile Level 3 duty holster that can be scaled down to Level 2 by removing its shroud and hood. It highlights the modular design, injection-molded construction for production models, and the new 4-prong RTI mounting system. The holster is initially compatible with Glock 17, 19, and 26 models, with future support planned for other popular firearms.

This review from Regular Guy Training LLC critically assesses the Vortex Defender XL, questioning its reliability despite its competition focus and Vortex's VIP warranty. The instructor highlights that while the Defender XL is designed for competition, its performance is hampered by potential reticle failures, which are unacceptable in critical situations. The review contrasts it with other successful competition optics used for EDC and duty, suggesting the Defender XL falls short in dependable performance.

This review from Tactical Considerations provides an expert-level breakdown of Vortex's new enclosed red dot sights, the Venom and Defender lines. With over 20 years of military and law enforcement experience, the host details the practical advantages of enclosed emitters for duty and concealed carry, comparing the budget-friendly Venom with the more robust Defender models. Key features like solar backup, shake-awake technology, and durable aluminum construction are discussed, offering valuable insights for firearm owners seeking reliable optics.

This guide details the installation of the KASTLE Group metal battery cap for the Aimpoint ACRO, addressing a known flaw in the stock plastic cover. Chief Instructor Ernie Medina highlights the KASTLE cap's durability, tool-less installation, and integrated spare battery storage. The modification enhances the Aimpoint ACRO's reliability for concealed carry and duty applications.

This video from We The People Holsters announces a Cyber Monday sale on their Level 2 Duty Holster, reducing the price from $145.00 to $101.50 with 30% off and free shipping. The promotion is highlighted with the code 'TRIGGER'. The video visually demonstrates the holster being worn in a tactical setting, emphasizing its fitment and retention capabilities.

This guide details the construction and features of the Haley Strategic Partners MP2 Pistol Mag Pouch. It highlights the use of molded polymer for precise shaping, a fully enclosed bottom to prevent blow-out, and a hemmed top edge for easy re-indexing. The pouch also offers options for bungee retention and is available in single and double configurations.

This analysis breaks down a critical incident where officers faced an armed robbery suspect. It highlights the suspect's delaying tactics, the intense physical struggle, and the critical importance of weapon retention and proper equipment management during high-stress encounters. The video emphasizes realistic training scenarios and the potential for firearm malfunctions, underscoring officer survival strategies.

This guide explains the difference between open and closed emitter red dot sights for pistols. Closed emitters offer better protection from debris and moisture, making them suitable for duty or carry guns exposed to the elements. Open emitters are often lighter but require more careful cleaning to prevent obstructions. The choice depends on the intended use and user preference.

This video provides an expert-level analysis of an officer-involved shooting incident, featuring insights from John Correia and Mike Willever of Active Self Protection. It details a critical firearm malfunction (failure to feed) experienced by an officer's Glock pistol, emphasizing the importance of proper lubrication. The analysis also covers tactical decision-making, legal standards for deadly force, and the use of the PHLSTER Enigma holster system.