Videos tagged with Holster Design

This video, hosted by Johnny B with a cameo by Paul Harrell, blends political satire with firearms culture commentary. It features rapid-fire memes, critiques of public figures, and discussions on gun rights, including historical context. A significant portion is dedicated to promoting Hidden Hybrid Holsters, detailing their construction and safety features, particularly trigger guard coverage. The content is delivered with an energetic and satirical tone, aiming to engage viewers interested in both political discourse and firearm-related topics.

This video from Tenicor, featuring instructor Jeff, debunks the myth that smaller guns always conceal better. He explains that shorter barrels on subcompacts like the Glock 26 can lead to the grip 'tipping out' due to lack of leverage below the beltline. Longer firearms, such as the Glock 34, utilize muzzle length as a lever to press the grip into the body, enhancing concealment and stability. This analysis is crucial for anyone seeking to optimize their concealed carry setup.

This video explains why shorter firearms can sometimes conceal worse than longer ones, focusing on the physics of mass distribution around the belt line. A deeper carry position and optimizing ride height are key to reducing firearm printing. The explanation is delivered with high authority by a representative of Tenicor.

This expert analysis delves into the intricate design and craftsmanship of a custom reproduction holster for the Burgess folding shotgun. The speaker, an authority on historical firearms, highlights the complex leatherwork, innovative hidden stitching techniques for durability, and the thoughtful trigger-access cutout facilitating rapid deployment. The discussion also touches upon the potential for modern interpretations of this unique firearm design.

This video discusses firearm holsters, specifically questioning the reliance on traditional "clicky" retention methods. The presenter contrasts this with their engineered holster design, which achieves a full-friction fit, ensuring the firearm remains securely in place without the need for a loud audible click. The description highlights a clear home position for the gun and emphasizes a superior retention system. The video promotes Tenicor products and directs viewers to their website and social media channels.

This video showcases the CERTUM3 holster, a product from TENICOR. The description highlights its sleek and intelligent design, emphasizing a streamlined profile and precision molding for unencumbered and precise performance. It's presented as an evolution of the classic fold-over inside-the-waistband holster. The brand's social media channels are also provided.

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 from TENICOR appears to be a creator's next step in deciding which holster to make. The description specifically mentions attempting an "8 Ball" next, suggesting a focus on holster design or a specific type of holster. The video provides social media links for TENICOR (Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn) and a link to their shop, indicating a connection to firearm accessories and possibly their manufacturing or retail operations.

This video explains the functionality of camming bars on AIWB and IWB holsters, specifically mentioning the CERTUM3 and VELO5 models from Tenicor. It details how the three heights of camming bars allow users to fine-tune holster rotation for optimal concealment. The VELO5 model is highlighted for its additional slot enabling further vertical adjustment of the camming bar. The video also promotes Tenicor's social media presence and website.

This video explains the design choices behind different muzzle types on Tenicor holsters. Jeff discusses how AIWB (Appendix Inside the Waistband) holsters with body contours feature an open muzzle, while standard IWB holsters have a more rounded, enclosed muzzle. This distinction is made to optimize holster performance and user experience based on the intended carry method.

This video focuses on enhancing the comfort of firearm holsters. The description specifically mentions 'edge binding our holster backers' as the method for achieving 'ultimate comfort'. While no specific firearm models, calibers, or manufacturers are mentioned, the core topic revolves around firearm accessories and their impact on user experience, particularly for concealed carry or everyday use.

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.