Videos tagged with Holster Technology

This video explains how holster wedges and claws significantly improve concealed carry comfort and concealability. Wedges, placed on the pelvis, push the gun's grip inward, counteracting body contours like a stomach. When combined with a claw that engages the belt, these accessories work together to press the firearm closer to the body, reducing printing and enhancing concealment.

This SHOT Show 2025 coverage highlights new releases from Zastava, Bergara, Ferro Concepts, B&T, SIG Sauer, Trijicon, Tac 11 Body Armor, OA Defense, and Streamlight. Key introductions include Zastava's RPK and Vuk suppressor, Bergara's competition-focused BMR, B&T's updated TP9 Pro and new BT15 rifle, SIG's innovative AT-MR optic and P320 Max Duty pistol, and ultra-lightweight body armor from Tac 11. The video offers a comprehensive look at cutting-edge firearms, optics, and tactical gear for 2025.

This video explores three types of gun holsters: Inside the Waistband (IWB), Outside the Waistband (OWB), and the Recover Tactical G7, a rail-mounted system ideal for battle belts. The G7's unique design, utilizing a U-clip and rail adapter, offers suppressor compatibility and quick deployment, making it a favored choice for tactical setups. The presenter, identified as a tactical gear reviewer, demonstrates practical applications and highlights the functional differences between holster types.

This video from Lucky Gunner Ammo, featuring Chris Baker, addresses the common challenge of concealing a firearm without adopting the 'tactical hobo' look. Baker emphasizes integrating carry into personal style using modern holster technology like the PHLster Enigma, rather than dressing around the gun. He also touches on how appearance can influence social perception and potential victim selection, citing expert Dr. William Aprill.

This video from SHOT Show 2020 highlights new holster and accessory releases from various manufacturers. Key innovations include adjustable features for appendix carry, light-bearing holster compatibility, and ambidextrous designs. Manufacturers like Dark Star Gear, DeSantis, Mission First Tactical, Vedder Holsters, and CrossBreed Holsters showcased products aimed at improving concealed carry comfort and functionality.