Videos tagged with Gun Holsters

This video discusses the reasons why a firearm holster might be intentionally difficult to draw from. It delves into the nuances of holster retention, aiming to explain scenarios where a tighter fit or specific design features are beneficial for safety and preventing accidental or unauthorized access to a firearm. The content likely targets experienced firearm owners and those interested in advanced holster considerations beyond simple accessibility.

This video appears to be a discussion or interview featuring Matt Pranka, where he is posing significant questions. The description heavily emphasizes Tenicor, a company specializing in firearms-related products, specifically holsters, as indicated by their website and social media handles. While no specific firearms are mentioned by name, the strong association with Tenicor suggests the content is likely related to firearms, concealed carry, or tactical gear, and that Matt Pranka is either involved with or discussing their offerings. The questions raised by Matt Pranka are framed as 'real questions,' implying a focus on practical aspects, design, or user experience within the firearms community.

This video explores the topic of using colored holsters for Everyday Carry (EDC). It delves into whether vibrant holster colors are suitable for concealed carry purposes or if they compromise discretion. The content likely addresses aesthetics, practicality, and potential implications for personal defense situations when choosing a holster with a non-traditional color.

This podcast episode delves into the controversial departure of Lucas Bodkin from T-Rex Arms, exploring the alleged reasons behind his exit, including an inappropriate image incident and a growing divide with other company owners over values versus business priorities. The discussion also touches on the future of T-Rex Arms, the nature of firearms content creation, and advice for aspiring long-range shooters.

This podcast episode, hosted by The Yankee Marshal, touches on various aspects of everyday carry, including holster choices for different firearms like the Kimber K6s and NAA Black Widow. The discussion also covers the challenges women face in carrying firearms due to body shape and explores different holster types, emphasizing the importance of secure firearm retention and concealment. The host shares personal preferences and opinions on holster designs, highlighting the need for a balance between accessibility and safety.

This video tackles the controversial topic of appendix carry, acknowledging its inherent dangers while exploring its potential benefits and nuances. The description prominently features links to TENICOR, a manufacturer specializing in holsters, suggesting a focus on how proper gear can mitigate risks associated with this carry method. The content likely delves into safe practices, holster design, and the personal considerations involved in appendix carry for concealed handgun owners.

This video explores the purpose and necessity of light gaps on holsters. It aims to educate viewers on why this seemingly minor design feature is important for firearm retention and safe draw mechanics. The content likely delves into the practical applications of holsters in various scenarios, emphasizing their role in the overall equipment setup for responsible firearm ownership and use.

This video explains the purpose and benefits of a "Body Contour" feature found on some firearm holsters, specifically referencing the TENICOR VELO5. It details how this design element uses organic angles and curves to conform to the wearer's body, filling the gap between the firearm and the body for improved comfort and concealment. The video also contrasts this with holsters like the CERTUM3, which omit the Body Contour to maintain versatility for different carry positions (AIWB vs. IWB). It suggests that a foam wedge can be used to achieve a similar contouring effect for AIWB carry if preferred.

This YouTube video, titled 'Does printing matter? Yes and no.', features content from TENICOR, a firearm accessory manufacturer. The description provides links to their website and social media channels (Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn). While the specific topic of 'printing' in relation to firearms isn't elaborated on, the brand's focus suggests the video likely discusses issues related to concealed carry, holster design, or firearm concealment.

This video features an engineer from Tenicor discussing the meticulous design process behind their holsters. The team emphasizes their dedication to detail and the engineering perspective that drives Tenicor's product development, aiming to create the 'best holsters in the world'. The description also provides links to their shop and social media channels.

This video highlights a critical situation where a law enforcement officer is forced to improvise a tourniquet due to a lack of proper equipment. The content emphasizes the importance of having essential medical gear readily available for traumatic bleeding. It promotes the ASP Unlimited App for ad-free viewing and bonus content, along with the ASP Lite App for additional exclusive material. Sponsorships from Black Arch Holsters for their Protos holster and a recommendation for the ASP Ankle Medical Kit from Mountain Man Medical are also featured.

This YouTube video showcases a personal holster collection, highlighting over 30 kydex print and design options. The title and description strongly suggest that the video aims to direct viewers to the creator's website for purchasing holsters, emphasizing the variety and style available. It functions as a visual catalog and advertisement for custom holster solutions.