Videos tagged with Keel Principle

This video from Tenicor, featuring instructor Jeff, explains why small or short guns can conceal worse than longer ones. It details how the belt line acts as a pivot point and how mass distribution above the belt causes printing. The guide emphasizes optimizing ride height for better concealment, a crucial technique for everyday carry.

Tessah Booth, drawing on extensive daily carry experience, explains why the Glock 48 is often preferred over the Glock 43X and Sig Sauer P365 for concealed carry. She highlights the 'Keel Principle' for appendix carry comfort and concealment, emphasizing that grip length, not muzzle length, is the primary factor in printing. While the G43X or P365 might be considered for extreme concealment needs, the G48 offers a better shooting experience without a significant concealment penalty for most users.

This comprehensive review, presented by an experienced firearm instructor, details the decision-making process behind choosing the Glock 48 over popular alternatives like the Glock 43X, Springfield Hellcat, and Sig Sauer P365/XL for everyday carry. The analysis emphasizes the importance of hands-on testing, explores the 'Keel Principle' for optimal concealment, and discusses the practical benefits of increased capacity with aftermarket magazines.