Videos tagged with Level 3 Holster

This guide details the functional differences between the Safariland QLS 22 and QLS 22L receiver plates for holster mounting. The QLS 22L features two locking nubs for enhanced security, requiring a deliberate two-handed operation to attach and detach the QLS 19 holster, making it ideal for military, security, and law enforcement applications. The standard QLS 22 offers simpler, one-handed operation for general use.

This video provides a comprehensive overview of firearm holster retention levels, explaining the differences between Level 1 (friction), Level 2 (secondary lock), and Level 3 (tertiary lock) systems. It emphasizes the importance of choosing a holster appropriate for the intended application, from concealed carry to duty use. The instructors highlight the benefits of Kydex for retention and protection, and demonstrate the draw stroke for advanced retention holsters, stressing the need for practice.

This video announces the availability of the Rapid Force Level 3 holster specifically designed for Glocks equipped with a compact light. The description highlights that the product is now available, with a link provided in the bio for purchase. It caters to Glock owners seeking a secure and potentially tactical Level 3 retention holster compatible with light attachments.

Instructors Vlad and Wayne from Gun For Hire discuss critical factors in selecting a firearm holster, emphasizing functionality, safety, and concealment. They strongly advise against shoulder, ankle, and paddle holsters due to safety and practical limitations in self-defense scenarios. The discussion highlights the importance of Kydex construction for IWB holsters, secure retention for OWB, and features like claws and wedges for appendix carry. Proper holster selection is presented as crucial for efficient firearm access under stress.

This video discusses common issues and alternative approaches in law enforcement firearms training, emphasizing the benefits of practicing at higher speeds and accepting initial mistakes to build proficiency. It addresses the debate between competition gear and duty equipment, the impact of agency-issued firearms and holsters, and the importance of consistent practice over equipment alone. The discussion also touches on the reliability of red dot sights like the SRO and the varying levels of engagement and motivation among officers.

This video focuses on the 'Level 3 Draws' from a Rapid Force Level 3 Duty Holster V3. The content will likely demonstrate the process and effectiveness of drawing a firearm from this specific type of retention holster. It is aimed at individuals seeking information on duty-grade holsters and tactical drawing techniques, potentially including law enforcement officers, security personnel, or serious firearms enthusiasts concerned with retention and speed.

Randy Watts from Alien Gear Holsters provides a comprehensive guide on installing and customizing the Dynamic Drop Leg holster. The tutorial covers sizing the belt slide, attaching the drop leg, adjusting ride height with interchangeable bars, and options for static mounting or integrating with duty holsters. It also details strap customization and the use of accessory mounts and mag carrier cogs.

This guide details four performance upgrades for firearm holsters, focusing on enhancing retention, draw stroke consistency, and modularity. Key modifications include adding foam wedges to eliminate slop, installing an 'nub mod' for Safariland ALS systems, applying skate tape for better hood deactivation, and transitioning to quick-detach holster systems for increased versatility. These simple enhancements aim to improve the user's ability to draw their firearm efficiently and securely.

This guide synthesizes expert advice on selecting and utilizing duty holsters, emphasizing active retention levels (1-3) and the critical balance between security and draw speed. It highlights top models from Safariland, Alien Gear, and CompTac, drawing on 20 years of professional experience. The content stresses the importance of training drills, including draw-to-shot timing and understanding holster defeat scenarios in ground fighting, to ensure practical effectiveness for military, law enforcement, and security professionals.

This video review focuses on the Alien Gear Rapid Force Level 3 Duty Holster, evaluating its suitability as a duty-grade firearm accessory. The presenter discusses its features and likely applications for law enforcement or professional use. The description also includes various affiliate links and discount codes for related products and services, as well as contact information and calls to action for channel support.

This video reviews the Blackhawk T-Series L2D Duty Holster, highlighting its thumb-activated retention mechanism, Master Grip Principle compatibility, and durable construction. The description details its features, including a sound-dampening lining and compatibility with Streamlight TLR series lights. It also positions the holster as a competitor to Safariland ALS holsters and specifically mentions its fit for a Glock 17 with a TLR-1 light clone. The creator also includes affiliate links and discount codes for various firearm-related retailers and brands.

This video provides an instructional guide on handgun retention techniques, focusing on protecting a side-holstered firearm from being taken. It features Officer Jared Wihongi demonstrating methods and discusses crucial concepts like Situational Awareness (SA), living in the yellow, holster trapping, stance, and angles. The content is presented as a step-by-step educational piece for "the good guys and gals out there." It also includes links to related products, Patreon, and other YouTube channels from the creator, Nutnfancy.