Videos tagged with Holster Manufacturing

This video provides an expert-level, step-by-step guide to manufacturing a custom OWB Kydex holster, demonstrated by Roger Barrera of QVO Tactical. It covers the entire process from fabric application and vacuum forming to trimming, finishing, and hardware installation, highlighting compatibility with specific firearms like the Staccato P 2011 and accessories like the Streamlight TLR-1 HL-X. The instruction emphasizes detailed knowledge of materials and hardware, showcasing 13 years of manufacturing experience.

This video provides a behind-the-scenes look at the custom holster manufacturing process at QVO Tactical. It details the steps from order fulfillment to final quality control, highlighting techniques for fabric adhesion, edge finishing, and ensuring precise firearm fitment. The guide emphasizes the importance of using actual firearms for testing and discusses various mounting system compatibilities.

This entry analyzes Ben Stoeger's critical assessment of T.Rex Arms' leadership response to Lucas Botkin's departure. Stoeger, a prominent instructor, dissects alleged timeline contradictions, questionable partnership agreements, and the handling of personal matters like Cara Botkin's employment and a harassment incident. The analysis highlights Stoeger's skepticism regarding the company's narrative and public perception of the situation.

This video provides recommendations for 10 YouTube channels relevant to firearms enthusiasts. The featured channels cover a range of topics including in-depth carbine training, handgun reviews, gear comparisons, and tactical preparedness. The speaker emphasizes the value of consuming diverse content to enhance knowledge and skills in the firearms community.

This video details the multi-stage production and fulfillment process for Tenicor holsters. It highlights the involvement of multiple technicians in forming, CNC machining, buffing, and assembly, followed by rigorous quality control checks at various stages. The process emphasizes a detailed workflow from raw material to final shipment.

This video introduces the Kanban methodology, explaining its core principle of using "visual signals" to track work through various stages. The explanation highlights how Tenicor, a company that produces holsters, has adopted Kanban to manage the lifecycle of their products. The video emphasizes that the goal isn't perfection but rather a system that effectively fits their production and sales process. It also provides Tenicor's social media and website links.

This guide details the manufacturing process for the T.REX ARMS Sidecar Holster, from material selection and vacuum forming to CNC machining and final assembly. The process emphasizes precision, customization, and quality control, resulting in a durable, Made in USA product with a lifetime warranty. It highlights the use of specialized machinery and hand-finishing techniques for optimal performance and comfort in appendix inside-the-waistband (AIWB) carry.

This video details the comprehensive process of creating custom Kydex holsters at Eclipse Holsters. It covers everything from online customization and mold selection to Kydex heating, vacuum forming, CNC cutting, edge polishing, and final assembly with adjustable retention. The process emphasizes precision, customization options, and ensuring functionality for various firearms and carry preferences.

This video discusses the heightened state of alert and National Guard deployments in Washington, Oregon, and Nevada in anticipation of potential civil unrest surrounding an election. It highlights concerns about election infrastructure threats, ballot box fires, and a YouGov poll indicating significant public fear of civil war. The content also features a sponsor segment for Hidden Hybrid Holsters, showcasing their manufacturing process.

This video provides an in-depth look at Eclipse Holsters' state-of-the-art manufacturing process for custom Kydex holsters. The facility emphasizes speed and customization, capable of producing and shipping a custom holster in three business days or less. Key technologies include 3D scanning for mold creation, vacuum forming with Kydex heated to 400°F, and precise CNC cutting. Customers can personalize various aspects, from Kydex colors and patterns to accessory attachments and washer colors, ensuring a unique and functional product.

This video details the manufacturing process of a QVO Tactical pocket holster for the S&W Bodyguard 2.0, showcasing techniques from Kydex forming to 3D printing of retention components. Roger Barrera, owner of QVO Tactical, demonstrates the full workflow and a live-fire draw from a pocket, highlighting the effectiveness of the 3D printed pocket hook for secure carry. The instruction is professional and authoritative, reflecting deep expertise in holster design and production.

This video reveals common shortcuts and marketing tactics used by holster manufacturers. It explains how the 'audible click' is often a sign of poor molding, and how simplified CAD designs and multi-functional holsters prioritize cost reduction over optimal performance. The instructor emphasizes that integrated holster designs and quality metal clips offer superior durability and concealment compared to bolt-on components and plastic alternatives, urging consumers to choose purpose-built holsters.