Videos tagged with Horsehide Holster

Lenny Magill of GlockStore demonstrates the Galco Royal Guard holster, highlighting its construction from dense horsehide for durability and sweat resistance. He explains the break-in process for new leather holsters, emphasizing the importance of repeatedly seating and drawing an unloaded firearm to create a wear channel for a smooth, reliable draw. Magill also discusses its comfort compared to Kydex and its suitability for various Glock slimline models.

This guide details the process of breaking in a new leather holster, specifically the Galco Royal Guard for the Glock 43, and demonstrating its concealment capabilities. It emphasizes the importance of proper break-in techniques for comfort and draw efficiency, as well as safe holstering practices. The information is presented by Lenny Magill, CEO of GlockStore, drawing on over 20 years of experience.

This video introduces two Galco holsters designed for concealed carry. The Carry Safe holster facilitates safe and accessible handgun carry within various bags, utilizing a leather panel, spring steel clip, and Velcro for adjustable positioning. The redesigned Royal Guard is an inside-the-waistband holster made from premium horsehide, featuring a smooth interior for easy draws and a rough exterior for stability, along with a sweat guard and interchangeable straps for enhanced comfort and customization.

Hickok45, a recognized subject matter expert in firearms and gear, shares his preferred holster choices for various carry styles. He details his go-to Inside the Waistband (IWB) options from Galco, including the Royal Guard made from horsehide, and discusses his preference for pancake-style holsters for Outside the Waistband (OWB) carry from brands like Don Hume and O'Rourke. For utility and convenience, especially with larger pistols like the Glock 21 or 20, he opts for Fobus polymer paddle holsters.