Videos tagged with Leather Holster

This video announces a promotional giveaway from We The People Holsters, offering 20 entries per dollar spent on holsters, belts, and apparel for a chance to win a RAM RHO truck and cash. It showcases various holsters and branded merchandise, alongside glimpses of the truck and a pistol draw.

This entry synthesizes expert advice on firearm accessories and choices, drawing from TheYankeeMarshal's insights. It covers selecting grips for revolvers like the S&W K-frame, recommending tapered designs for better handling and concealment. The discussion extends to holster preferences, favoring hybrid designs for daily carry and leather for general use. It also touches upon choosing a first revolver and considerations for pistol caliber carbines, emphasizing magazine compatibility.

This video delves into the challenges of finding quality leather holsters for small frame revolvers, specifically mentioning the Ruger SP101, Taurus 856, and Kimber K6s. The speaker, The Yankee Marshal, discusses the closure of Winthrop Holsters and recommends Azula Holsters as a viable option for good value and fit. The content highlights the importance of proper holster fitment for concealed carry and firearm safety.

This video from We The People Holsters showcases their American-made leather holsters, emphasizing IWB and OWB options. It highlights features like retention, draw speed, and durability, demonstrating their use with a Stoeger STR-9SC pistol. The content is promotional, focusing on quality and a limited-time offer.

This video provides an expert review of Simply Rugged Holsters, a family-owned, veteran-friendly business based in Arizona. Roy Huntington, with 15 years of personal experience, highlights the durability and craftsmanship of their leather holsters, including specific models for 3-inch combat revolvers, 4-inch Smith & Wesson revolvers, and J-frame revolvers with integrated speed loader pouches. The review emphasizes the quality and practical design of the holsters for everyday carry and duty use.

This review from PRO GUN covers Tucker & Byrd leather holsters, highlighting their Deep Carry series with leather-wrapped Kydex for comfort and quiet draw. The narrator, demonstrating high expertise, details customization options and reviews a specific Colt Python holster, emphasizing the blend of quality and affordability for EDC needs.

Roy Huntington, former editor of American Handgunner, reviews handmade leather holsters from Aula Gun Holsters. He highlights their quality craftsmanship, custom fit for various firearms including the Colt 1903, LCP Max, Browning High Power, and Charter Arms 32 Undercoverette. Huntington praises the affordable pricing and the appeal of traditional, old-school craftsmanship over modern Kydex.

This discussion highlights the enduring appeal and practical considerations of leather holsters versus Kydex. While Kydex offers durability and retention, leather provides comfort and a classic aesthetic. Both materials have lifespans and require maintenance to ensure safety and functionality, with owner neglect being a primary cause of holster-related incidents.

This video advises against squeezing holsters when examining them, as it can distort the form-fitting leather. It also cautions against opening ammunition boxes to inspect individual rounds, which can damage the packaging and necessitate a discount sale. The speaker equates these actions to poor etiquette in a gun store.

This guide covers the essential care and maintenance for leather holsters, emphasizing proper cleaning, conditioning with shoe polish, and safe drying techniques to prolong their lifespan and ensure safety. It highlights common mistakes like using oil on formed holsters and the dangers of accelerated drying methods. The discussion also touches on the longevity of holsters and the importance of replacing worn-out gear.

This review focuses on the Urban Carry Lock Leather Holster, an outside-the-waistband (OWB) model designed for comfort, security, and style. The holster combines the aesthetic appeal of leather with the retention capabilities of Kydex, offering a secure fit for firearms like the 1911 Springfield Emissary. The presenter highlights its durability, comfort, and USA manufacturing, recommending it for those seeking a high-quality OWB holster.

This video explores the pros and cons of Kydex versus leather holsters for everyday carry (EDC). The speaker, Yankee, expresses a personal preference for leather due to comfort and even wear distribution, particularly for revolvers. However, viewer comments highlight Kydex's superior retention and suitability for semi-automatic pistols, especially those with lights. Hybrid holsters with neoprene backs are noted for comfort in inside-waistband (IWB) carry.