Videos tagged with IWB Carry

This guide details how to integrate essential medical gear into an Everyday Carry (EDC) setup, focusing on the Apex Development Co. MedMod system. It emphasizes that carrying a firearm without the means to address immediate life-threatening injuries is incomplete preparedness. The MedMod's modularity allows for various carry configurations, including direct integration with holsters, ensuring medical readiness is not an afterthought.

This review from KaliCoolGuns examines the 945 Industries concealment bag, evaluating its suitability for off-body carry. The host demonstrates draw-and-fire drills, comparing bag carry times (around 2.5 seconds, improving to sub-2 seconds) against faster IWB appendix carry (around 1.1 seconds). While the bag offers comfort and convenience, especially when a belt isn't practical, users must accept a trade-off in draw speed and weapon security.

This video explores the challenges of traditional Inside the Waistband (IWB) concealed carry, particularly discomfort during prolonged periods like driving. The host introduces an off-body carry solution using a 945 Industries CCW sling bag, highlighting its quick-access features and comfort. The Glock 19 with a Leupold DeltaPoint Pro is showcased as the EDC firearm.

This video reviews the NEW Springfield Armory Echelon 4.0C Compact, a variant of the handgun recognized as the best new handgun of 2023. The compact size makes it suitable for IWB (Inside the Waistband) concealed carry. The description also provides links to the creator's blog for more information, their Instagram and Twitter for social media engagement, an email for business inquiries, and an option to become a channel member.

The Kore Essentials EDC Gun Belt offers a superior alternative to traditional belts for firearm carry. Its hidden track system allows for precise, secure fitting, preventing sag and discomfort. Constructed with durable, sweat-resistant materials and available in various finishes, it provides excellent holster support for both IWB and OWB configurations, making it a highly recommended piece of EDC gear.

This analysis, drawing from Colion Noir's expert perspective, examines Lil Baby's method of carrying a firearm inside a hoodie pocket (IHP). It contrasts this with other common methods like IWB and OTW, highlighting the potential for quick access with IHP but also noting safety concerns. The discussion touches upon the unique security needs of celebrities and introduces tactical apparel designed to enhance concealed carry comfort and security.

This video provides an expert-level comparison of the CZ P10S against several popular concealed carry handguns, including the Glock 26, Sig P365XL, Sig P320 Subcompact, HK VP9SK, and Glock 19 Gen 4. The focus is strictly on physical dimensions like length, height, width, and weight, highlighting how these seemingly small differences impact concealed carry comfort and effectiveness. The instructor emphasizes the value of visual comparisons over spec sheets alone.

This guide details the Inside the Waistband (IWB) hip carry technique, emphasizing proper holster fit and positioning, particularly the popular 4 o'clock spot. It stresses the importance of practicing smooth draws and re-holstering while strictly adhering to firearm safety rules, such as trigger discipline and muzzle awareness. The instruction comes from a GLOCK, Inc. representative, indicating a high level of authority.

The SIG Sauer P225-A1 is presented as a compelling alternative to popular single-stack 9mm pistols like the Glock 43/43x, offering enhanced features such as a superior trigger and grip. While slightly larger than subcompact options, its reliability and accuracy at self-defense distances make it a strong contender for concealed carry, particularly for those who appreciate the classic SIG P-series design.

Nutnfancy reviews the Glock 43, noting its late market entry compared to competitors. While thinner than the Glock 26, the reduced capacity (6+1) is a significant trade-off for some carry methods. The G43 offers good accuracy but has a stiff trigger (7.2 lbs). It's recommended for those prioritizing thinness for IWB carry, despite the reviewer preferring the G26 for its higher firepower.