Videos tagged with Holster Mod

This guide explains the function and installation of camming bars on Tenicor inside-the-waistband holsters. Camming bars help rotate the firearm's grip closer to the body when the belt is cinched, improving concealment. The video details different camming bar kits (Mod Zero and Mod One) and their installation process, emphasizing proper screw tightening and fit testing for optimal retention and comfort.

This guide details the assembly of the Werkz M6 appendix inside-the-waistband holster combined with the flexible Radius Mag Carrier. It covers the toolless attachment of the mag carrier using expando nuts and the installation of DCC clips using Chicago screws. The process emphasizes proper alignment and adjustment for optimal carry comfort and security.

This video demonstrates how to attach a wedge to a holster. While the specific firearm or holster model is not detailed, the technique itself is relevant to firearm owners who utilize concealed carry or personal defense setups. The process likely aims to improve holster concealment and stability for a more secure fit against the body.

The Neomag Alias Holster Clip System is a two-piece, all-metal system designed for concealed carry. It offers enhanced concealment by minimizing the visible clip on the exterior of the belt and provides a secure, quick-release mechanism for holsters. The system is particularly beneficial for those who carry at the centerline and encounter issues with traditional clips over belt buttons.

This video provides a step-by-step tutorial on how to make a DIY holster wedge. It emphasizes creating a comfortable and secure wedge to enhance firearm concealment, offering custom-fit options. The description also promotes a free guide to concealment and includes affiliate links for holsters and medical gear.

This YouTube Short demonstrates a practical modification for Tenicor holsters, focusing on how to safely remove the sweat guard. The video outlines a method involving scoring the sweat guard with a sharp blade at a marked point, then bending and breaking it off cleanly. It concludes with advice on smoothing the edges using sandpaper or a sanding sponge. The goal is to allow users to customize their holster for their specific carrying needs or comfort preferences. The description also highlights that different Tenicor models may have varying sweat guard heights.

This guide details the process of installing T1 Clips onto a Tenicor holster. The steps involve carefully placing and aligning the square nuts, then securing the T1 clips with screws. The video emphasizes the adjustability of the clips for height and cant, and demonstrates how to achieve proper alignment for a secure fit. Basic tools like a Phillips or flathead screwdriver are sufficient for this installation.

This YouTube video provides a beginner-friendly tutorial on how to make and loosen up leather holsters. While the primary focus is on holster making, the mention of firearms brands and the context of the creator's channel (Hank Strange, who covers firearms) suggests a strong connection to the firearms community. The video aims to guide viewers through the process of creating their own holsters, a common interest for firearm owners.

This guide details setting up a battle belt, drawing on the expertise of Navy SEAL and competitive shooter Fred Ruiz. It covers belt foundation, holster and handgun modifications, medical gear integration, and magazine pouch selection. Ruiz emphasizes practical application and gear reliability over brand loyalty, offering insights into optimizing draw speed and reload efficiency.

This guide details the installation of the adjustable camming bar on a Tenicor Certum3 holster. The camming bar allows for ride height adjustment, optimizing belt contact for better retention. The process involves removing retention screws, selecting a camming bar height, and securing it with the provided screws.

The Tulster Sidekick is a polymer accessory designed to retrofit existing Tulster Profile holsters, enhancing concealed carry by drawing the firearm's grip closer to the body. It comes in two sizes (medium for single stacks/smaller double stacks like the P365, and large for standard double stacks) and is installed using 3M VHB adhesive. This modification can significantly improve concealment, especially with tighter-fitting clothing, but requires adjusting draw stroke and holster insertion techniques.

This guide details the installation and use of the Alien Gear Holsters Sport Tuck Belly Band, designed for concealed carry during physical activities where traditional belts are impractical. It covers compatibility with various Alien Gear IWB holsters and highlights features like integrated storage and optional pouches. The band offers a comfortable and durable solution for carrying a firearm with athletic wear.