Videos tagged with High Threat Concealment

Navy SEAL Fred Ruiz details his battle belt setup, emphasizing durability and modularity. Key components include a Ronin Tactics belt, Safariland ALS holster with QLS, and Esstac Kywi pouches for reliable magazine retention. He highlights the importance of a secure inner belt and custom modifications for efficient access to medical gear and magazines, including Taran Tactical base pads for increased capacity.

High Threat Concealment showcased innovative tactical gear at SHOT Show 2018, including the Crux Battle Belt made from laser-cut Cordura laminate for a thinner, lighter, and more stable platform. They also introduced the Mag Stacker system for high-capacity magazine carrying and the durable APS Overt Holster with universal mounting compatibility.

This video provides a detailed gear review of the High Threat Concealment (HTC) Low Profile System, a war belt designed for low-visibility operations while still accommodating significant hardware. The review covers the belt itself and various accessories including magazine holsters, an accessory pouch, a medical pouch, a holster, an inner velcro belt, and an outer leather belt. The presenter highlights the system's clever design, suggesting its utility for contractors involved in executive protection (EP) work, and humorously likens its aesthetic to characters like John Wick or James Bond. The video also includes links to related training resources from John Lovell and the Warrior Poet Society, as well as recommended gear and support channels.

The High Threat Concealment (HTC) Low Profile System offers a modular, low-profile gun rig designed for concealed carry. Constructed from durable Boltaron and featuring a secure Velcro under-belt, it minimizes bulk and prevents shifting during activity. While the $450 price point is high, it's competitive with other high-end modular setups and offers significant customization.

This VSO Gun Channel video from Shot Show 2015 focuses on High Threat Concealment's "Low Profile Battle Ready" products. The description emphasizes VSO's role as an educational resource promoting responsible gun ownership and safety, clarifying their independent testing and evaluation services. They explicitly state they do not sell firearms or accessories and reserve creative rights, including the right to publish negative aspects. The content is presented as objective, based on tests performed by their personnel, with a disclaimer about product provision by manufacturers. The video aims to provide common-sense information for viewers, particularly regarding responsible gun ownership and safety.

This video from the 2013 SHOT Show features James Overton discussing concealment holster options offered by High Threat Concealment. While specific firearm models are not detailed, the focus is on the practical application of carrying firearms discreetly. The content highlights the importance of secure and comfortable holsters for personal protection and everyday carry.