Videos tagged with Holster Access

This video highlights the importance of specialized tactical apparel for effective concealed carry. It introduces the QVO Tactical windbreaker, designed with internal pocket zippers to allow quick access to an AIWB (Appendix Inside the Waistband) holster. The review emphasizes how standard clothing can hinder firearm accessibility and showcases the practical design features of the QVO windbreaker, including its Rhodesian camo pattern and various color options.

This video provides practical advice for concealed carriers on how certain clothing items, particularly flannels and hoodies, can impede weapon access. It offers specific techniques like adjusting buttons, folding layers, and practicing draws at home to ensure a smooth and unhindered draw from a holster.

This video provides practical advice on preparing for carrying a firearm while driving. It focuses on strategies for quick and easy access to your weapon, even when wearing multiple layers of clothing. The core recommendation involves adjusting jackets and strategically placing cover garments to ensure your seatbelt can be used correctly without hindering access to your firearm. The content touches on tactical considerations and mindset for armed individuals.

This guide details the technique for drawing a concealed firearm from a waist holster while wearing the Valhalla Tactical Loki Jacket. It emphasizes utilizing the jacket's side-access zippers for efficient and rapid firearm acquisition, as demonstrated by PewView. The technique is crucial for effective concealed carry in tactical situations.

This video from NRApubs' 'I Carry Spotlight' series, hosted by Jay Grazie of Shooting Illustrated, explores various cover garments for concealed carry. It categorizes options into jackets, secondary cover (sweaters, hoodies), dedicated concealed carry garments (like Hawaiian shirts), and oversized t-shirts, detailing the advantages and disadvantages of each for concealment, comfort, and accessibility. The expert emphasizes choosing the right garment for the environment and social setting to ensure a firearm remains concealed.

This guide details how a right-handed individual can draw and prepare their firearm for engagement using only their left hand, a critical skill for scenarios involving a non-functional right arm. It emphasizes proper grip acquisition and adjustment against the body for one-handed shooting. The video also highlights the increased importance of situational awareness and conflict avoidance when facing reduced defensive capacity.