Videos tagged with Glove Compatibility

This review from Ghost Firearms Training LLC provides an expert assessment of the Smith & Wesson Bodyguard 2.0, highlighting its suitability as an EDC firearm. The instructor, with high authority based on practical experience, details a 600-round reliability test with zero malfunctions and discusses its manageable recoil for a subcompact. Key considerations include its concealability and a potential ergonomic drawback with winter gloves due to a tight trigger guard, positioning it as a solid choice for deep concealment and close-quarters defense.

This guide details how to operate the M16/AR-15 winter trigger guard, a feature designed for cold-weather operations. The video demonstrates how to fold down the guard using a bullet tip, allowing for easier manipulation of the trigger while wearing gloves or mittens. The instruction comes from Military Arms Channel, known for its high authority in firearms expertise.

This guide, informed by Tim Harmsen's pragmatic analysis, focuses on selecting a concealed carry firearm suitable for challenging conditions, specifically winter with gloves. It highlights potential issues with striker-fired triggers and emphasizes the benefits of double-action or hammer-fired designs for improved glove compatibility. The guide also touches upon holster selection and the importance of testing gear with intended accessories.