Videos tagged with Holster Wear

This guide, presented by an expert gunsmith, details how to inspect a used pistol for common issues like wear, poor modifications, and structural damage. Key areas to check include the breech face, forcing cone, barrel interior, and safeties. Understanding these inspection points helps buyers avoid purchasing a 'junk' firearm and ensures a safer, more reliable purchase.

This short video explores the concept of acquiring police trade-in firearms, specifically a Glock 17 Gen 3 from Aim Surplus. While the pistol shows external holster wear on the slide, its internal condition is noted as excellent. The speaker plans a 500-round reliability test to confirm the firearm's functionality after its service life.

This video provides practical tips for applying cold bluing solutions to firearms, focusing on fixing minor imperfections like holster wear. Key advice includes thorough surface preparation with alcohol, preventing contamination by pouring solution into a separate container, and using 0000 steel wool for burnishing and darkening. It also highlights that different steel types may require trying alternative bluing solutions like Formula 44-4 if one doesn't work.

This video analyzes the appearance of an Everyday Carry (EDC) pistol after years of use. It likely delves into the wear and tear that naturally occurs on a firearm that is frequently carried and handled, discussing how these marks are a testament to the pistol's reliability and functionality. The content probably highlights how a well-maintained but used EDC pistol reflects its owner's commitment to preparedness and the practical realities of carrying a firearm daily.

This video showcases a museum-quality, first-generation 1873 Colt Single Action Peacemaker revolver discovered via metal detecting in Arizona. The firearm, manufactured in 1875, exhibits significant authentic patina and wear, including a thin muzzle from holster carry, indicating heavy historical use. Its discovery among homestead ruins highlights its deep burial and preservation.

This video provides a detailed guide on how to properly wear and adjust the Photon Non-Light Bearing Holster from Alien Gear Holsters. It covers the setup and fitting process to ensure optimal comfort and retention for carrying a firearm. The description also directs viewers to the Alien Gear Holsters website to check for firearm compatibility with the Photon holster and encourages them to subscribe to the channel for more holster content and updates. Links to social media platforms are also provided for further engagement.

This expert-level review details the wear and performance of the CZ P10C after over 1,000 rounds, comparing it favorably to Glock in several aspects. The instructor highlights the P10C's excellent factory trigger, comfortable grip angle, and reliable function with diverse ammunition. While noting normal wear on magazines, frame, and barrel, the review emphasizes the P10C's robust construction and superior coating durability compared to some competitors. Recommendations are made for aftermarket optic plates due to fitment issues with some factory options.

This video announces the winner of an April giveaway for a SureFire DG-11 switch. The creator briefly explains that the DG-11 enhances SureFire X300 series weapon lights for one-handed operation. They also mention a 'DG Switch Hack' video addressing a potential flaw where holster friction can damage the switch's shielding. The winner will receive the switch for use.

After one year of ownership, the Glock 43 is reviewed, focusing on its performance with a Liberty Mystic X suppressor and subsonic ammunition. While generally reliable, issues with the slide lock-back due to grip placement are noted. A significant concern is the modern Glock finish, showing rust and holster wear, contrasting with older Tenifer treatments. The S&W Shield is recommended for those prioritizing finish durability and magazine capacity.

This video explores potential issues with Cerakote finishes on firearms, specifically addressing negative blog posts. The owner, Erika, has her Walther PPS coated by STS Arms, and the video examines the results after approximately 600 draws from a Kydex holster provided by DARA Holsters. The description emphasizes the importance of proper preparation for Cerakote application.