Videos tagged with Holster Attachment

This guide details the installation and securement of the Alien Gear Holsters Rapid Force Locking Belt Slide. Expert instruction covers proper attachment to various belt widths (1.5 to 2.25 inches) using a 3/32 inch hex key and the secure docking of Rapid Force compatible holsters via the QDS system. The system ensures a locked unit, preventing accidental detachment.

This video focuses on the Discreet Carry Concepts HLR clips, which are presented as the ultimate holster attachment solution. The description emphasizes that these clips are superior to all other options, implying a strong endorsement and recommendation for their reliability and effectiveness in critical situations. The video aims to highlight the importance of quality equipment for concealed carry and self-defense.

This guide details the installation and adjustment of the GBRS Group Leg Strap, drawing on expert insights from the GBRS team. The strap is designed for comfort and modularity, featuring Tegris material, an elastic section for freedom of movement, and adjustable attachment points. The video emphasizes the importance of proper fit for secure retention and comfortable wear during range days or daily carry.

This video by Modern Protector details three types of holster clips: the J clip, the UltiClip, and the DCC Monoblock clip. It explains their ideal use cases, from simple untucked shirts to specialized setups with the Filament Enigma, and offers insights into concealment effectiveness and ease of use. The presenter, Will Workman of Workman Protection, highlights the benefits and drawbacks of each clip for everyday carry.

This guide details the installation of a Safariland UBL holster mount onto a D3 belt. The process involves disassembling the belt's buckle, sliding the UBL onto the belt loops, positioning it correctly relative to the belt's overlock tab, and then reassembling the buckle. The UBL system offers flexibility in holster placement.

This video introduces the T.REX Sidecar SD Attachment, an April Fools' product designed to hold 9mm pistol suppressors. It details how the attachment is sized for specific suppressors like the Rugged Obsidian 9 and Omega 9K, but also accommodates others like Surefire URC2, Dead Air cans, and Huxwrx 9mm cans with potential minor adjustments. The guide explains its simple attachment system to the Sidecar holster's spine and discusses potential use cases, such as carrying a suppressor in rural environments for critter control or noise reduction.

This video provides an overview of the T.REX Sidecar Cuff Carrier Attachment, a piece of tactical gear designed to integrate with the Sidecar holster. It highlights the carrier's ability to hold a set of handcuffs alongside a firearm, attaching via the Spine System. The description specifies compatibility with Smith & Wesson 100 and 300 series chained and hinged cuffs, as well as Peerless chained cuffs, while explicitly excluding ASP and Peerless hinged cuffs. Key features mentioned include adjustable retention points and a magnet designed to silence cuff chain rattle. The focus is on the functionality and integration of this accessory for those who carry handcuffs.

This video provides a comprehensive guide to setting up the Kore Essentials B1 Battle Belt system. It details how to properly cut the inner and outer belts to size, attach the metal buckle, and assemble the complete battle belt. The presenter demonstrates how to add accessories like holsters and magazine pouches, highlighting the belt's secure and accessible design for training or duty use.

Randy Watts, a former law enforcement officer and military member, explains the benefits of the Alien Gear Holsters Rapid Force Locking Belt Slide. He highlights its secure locking mechanism, which prevents accidental detachment during dynamic situations, contrasting it with standard paddle holsters. The system is designed to accommodate various belt sizes, offering versatility for different carrying needs.

This practical guide breaks down essential gun holster features for self-defense and concealed carry. It covers retention mechanisms, attachment types, concealment aids like claws and wedges, sweat guards, cant adjustment, ride height, and belt compatibility. The video aims to demystify holster terminology for new shooters, helping them make informed purchasing decisions.

This video provides a comprehensive tutorial on how to switch out holster clips and attach aftermarket accessories like the Modwing. It demonstrates two distinct assembly methods: the 'building' method and the 'stacking' method. The tutorial covers adding retention spacers and using long screw posts, with a specific section addressing a "Modwing assembly oops." The creator emphasizes testing retention after installation and refers viewers to a detailed retention guide and replacement hardware sets from Eclipse. The video also includes promotional mentions of Big Tex Ordnance and an affiliate link for supporting content creators.

This guide details the installation and use of the Core Essentials Track Belt system, a dual belt setup featuring a ratchet closure for precise adjustment and a velcro-in system for load distribution. The video highlights its utility for both tactical load-bearing and everyday carry (EDC), emphasizing how the design prevents gear from shifting and offers a low-profile solution compared to traditional Cobra buckle belts. The system is presented as a versatile alternative for securely carrying equipment.