Videos tagged with Holster Malfunction

The speaker expresses a strong negative opinion on ankle holsters, deeming them a poor choice for concealed carry. Key concerns include limited accessibility, especially when not seated, and increased risk of an assailant gaining control of the firearm during a struggle. The dynamic nature of leg movement is also cited as a factor increasing the likelihood of holster failure.

This video provides a slow-motion visual analysis of an unintentional firearm discharge while the weapon was holstered. The footage highlights the mechanical action of the firearm, specifically the slide moving rearward, indicating a potential internal issue or external interference during the incident. The analysis emphasizes the importance of understanding firearm mechanics in preventing such occurrences.

This review highlights a critical design flaw in a specific DeSantis IWB holster: its active retention button interferes with achieving a proper master grip during the draw stroke. The instructor demonstrates how the middle finger is obstructed, forcing a two-stage grip acquisition. Due to this mechanical interference, the holster is deemed unsuitable for reliable everyday carry where a swift and consistent draw is paramount.

This video provides a critical review of a We The People Holster. The reviewer expresses disappointment with the holster's performance, specifically citing poor retention that causes the firearm to unexpectedly dislodge, even with movement. Given the $50 price point, the reviewer expected a higher quality product and advises viewers to save their money and seek alternative holster options. The review focuses on the holster's functional shortcomings.