Videos tagged with Low Sweat Guard

This video demonstrates the process of creating a custom Kydex holster with a fabric overlay, specifically a zombie print on neon green. The instructor, Roger Barrera of QVO Tactical, details the steps involved in heating and forming Kydex, applying fabric, trimming, and finishing the holster for a 2011 Pro with a TLR-7A weapon light. He highlights modifications like a low sweat guard and proper muzzle protection.

This video from QVO Tactical explains the difference between high and low sweat guard options on Kydex holsters. The high sweat guard typically extends to the top of the slide, preventing the firearm's slide from contacting the wearer's skin, which is beneficial in hot or humid conditions. The low sweat guard, conversely, only covers about halfway up the firearm. The choice depends on personal preference, climate, and potential comfort issues during training when the firearm is not holstered.