Videos tagged with Galco Royal Guard

This video reviews the Galco Royal Guard leather holster, specifically designed to accommodate the Glock 43X and 43X MOS with light attachments like the Nightstick TSM-11G/14G and Streamlight TLR-6. It highlights the benefits of leather holsters for comfort and molding to the body, contrasting them with Kydex. The instructor also demonstrates proper re-holstering techniques for firearms equipped with lights.

Lenny Magill of GlockStore demonstrates the Galco Royal Guard holster, highlighting its construction from dense horsehide for durability and sweat resistance. He explains the break-in process for new leather holsters, emphasizing the importance of repeatedly seating and drawing an unloaded firearm to create a wear channel for a smooth, reliable draw. Magill also discusses its comfort compared to Kydex and its suitability for various Glock slimline models.

This video demonstrates that a Polymer 80 compact frame, when built with a Glock 19 slide and factory parts, fits into a wide variety of holsters. Instructor Lenny McGill tests several leather, cordora, and Kydex holsters, concluding that most Glock 19 holsters are compatible. He emphasizes the importance of breaking in new leather holsters by repeatedly inserting and drawing the firearm.

Hickok45, a recognized subject matter expert in firearms and gear, shares his preferred holster choices for various carry styles. He details his go-to Inside the Waistband (IWB) options from Galco, including the Royal Guard made from horsehide, and discusses his preference for pancake-style holsters for Outside the Waistband (OWB) carry from brands like Don Hume and O'Rourke. For utility and convenience, especially with larger pistols like the Glock 21 or 20, he opts for Fobus polymer paddle holsters.