Videos tagged with Fobus

This video provides a review of the Fobus APN modular holster system. The presenter highlights its versatility, allowing for both Inside-the-Waistband (IWB) and Outside-the-Waistband (OWB) carry configurations. The holster is described as tool-less, enabling quick adjustments in seconds. The review is part of the Getzone Father's Day Gift Guide, and the holster was supplied by Fobus. The description also includes affiliate links and mentions sponsors for ammunition.

This Father's Day Gift Guide 2021 from Getzone.com features a curated selection of firearms and related gear. Highlights include the Ruger Max 9 pistol, a Fobus APN Holster, a Case XX Changer knife, the Charles Daly Field Grade 1911, a Winkler Pack Axe, and a Chiappa Wildlands 1892 Lever Action rifle. The video also includes affiliate links for USCCA, Rubber Dummies, and a Patreon page for "Team Sootch Minuteman," along with a mention of music licensing. It's presented by Sootch00.

Nutnfancy, with over 25 years of concealed carry experience, reviews a wide array of Glock holsters, prioritizing value and real-world performance. He highlights Galco shoulder rigs for comfort, Blackhawk SERPA for security and modularity, and budget-friendly Kydex options like Fierce Defender. The review emphasizes practical considerations such as concealability, draw speed, and integration into EDC and vehicle setups.

Matt S from OpticsPlanet.com provides a detailed look at the FOBUS CH Rapid Release Holster designed for the Smith & Wesson M&P series, specifically highlighting the 9mm, .40, and .45 caliber variants. The video emphasizes the holster's rapid access features and comfortable all-day wearability, positioning it as a dependable and effective solution for firearm holstering. The description also includes links to purchase the holster, other FOBUS holsters, and general OpticsPlanet firearm accessories, alongside promotions for their how-to guides and subscription.

This review compares BladeTech and Blackhawk SERPA holsters, evaluating them across tactical, daily carry, and concealed carry philosophies. While SERPA offers modularity and positive retention, it can be bulky. BladeTech's IWB holsters are praised for affordability, thinness, and effectiveness, though their duty holsters are criticized for weight and Kydex thickness.

This video explores practical gear for concealed carry, focusing on firearm choices and holster options. It highlights sub-compact pistols like the Glock 26 and Beretta Minx for concealability, while advising against larger firearms for everyday carry due to bulk. The discussion covers various holster types, including IWB and OWB, and alternative carry methods, emphasizing comfort and accessibility.

This recap of SHOT Show 2012 Day 1 highlights new product introductions from various manufacturers. Key mentions include Bushnell's trail cameras and binoculars, Fobus and MFT products, ATN's thermal line, Burris's Fastfire 3 and Eliminator 3, Leupold's RX-1000 rangefinder and VXR Zombie scope, and visits to SureFire and SafariLand. The coverage emphasizes the overwhelming yet informative nature of the event.

OpticsPlanet Technical Sales Director Steve Ledin provides expert recommendations for holsters and magazine pouches. The video showcases a selection of products from brands like Uncle Mike's, Galco, Bianchi, BlackHawk, and Fobus. These include various holster types such as bandolier, slide, professional, hip, paddle, and fanny pack designs, as well as cartridge carriers and magazine pouches. All featured items are available for purchase on OpticsPlanet.com.

Hickok45 details his preferred holster types for various carry situations. He favors Galco holsters for Inside the Waistband (IWB) carry, specifically mentioning the Royal Guard made of horsehide. For Outside the Waistband (OWB), he prefers pancake-style holsters from brands like Don Hume and O'Rourke. He also uses Fobus polymer paddle holsters for convenience with larger pistols like the Glock 21 or 20, particularly around his farm.

This video provides a comprehensive range test of the Glock 23 pistol in .40 caliber. Hickok45 highlights its similarities in size to the Glock 19, discusses its prevalence in law enforcement, and demonstrates its accuracy and reliability across various shooting scenarios, from close-range drills to engaging steel targets at 80 yards. The review also touches on tactical gear setups and ammunition choices.