Videos tagged with Magnetic Closure

This video reviews the Cakes Concealed Carry Chiffon XL sling bag, designed for discreet firearm carry. It demonstrates how to wear the bag, access the concealed compartment, and perform a quick draw. The bag features a leather construction, gold hardware, and a magnetic closure, with an option to use a Kydex holster with its removable Velcro system. The reviewer highlights the ease of use and comfort for everyday carry.

This video demonstrates a technique for rapidly drawing a firearm from the Renegade Grab bag, an off-body carry solution. The instructor emphasizes using opposing forces to open the magnetically sealed bag and execute a smooth draw stroke. Practicing this method repeatedly is key to achieving speed and efficiency.

This video unboxes and demonstrates the Grab Bags crossbody bag, highlighting its sleek design and comfortable feel. The reviewer tests the magnetic closure system and the integrated holster with Velcro backing, noting its sturdiness. The primary focus is on the bag's potential for quick firearm access, with the reviewer posing a challenge about achieving a sub-one-second draw time.

This guide demonstrates a practical technique for managing your AR15's sling using the NeoMag Sentry Strap. The speaker, exhibiting high authority, explains how to neatly stage the sling against the handguard for secure storage, particularly in vehicles, preventing snags while allowing for rapid deployment. This method is essential for hands-free carry and efficient gear management.

This video provides a field test and review of the Eberlestock Recon Bino Harness, highlighting its utility for hunters and precision shooters. Key features discussed include the magnetic forward-pull access system for one-handed operation, modular MOLLE-compatible wings for gear attachment, and comfortable, breathable materials for extended wear. The harness is shown to be effective in demanding environments like Branded Rock Canyon, offering quick access to optics and customizable storage for essential gear.

This video from USCCA features Mike, a firearms instructor, testing the draw speed and features of two Everal Stock EDC bags: the Fade Brief and the Fade Sling. He demonstrates how different carry positions and levels of readiness (Level 1: cross-body, Level 2: hand on handle, Level 3: hand on gun) significantly impact draw times. The Fade Brief offers a larger, sturdier design with a magnetic concealed pocket, while the Fade Sling emphasizes a large, easy-to-grab zipper pull for quick access, especially under stress. The instructor emphasizes that off-body carry can be as fast as on-body carry with proper training and preparedness.

This video reviews the Dakota Everyday Carry Sling Bag from Hiding Hilda, highlighting its suitability for concealed carry, particularly for women. The bag features soft leather, magnetic closures for quick firearm access, and ample organizational pockets. It's presented as a comfortable and stylish alternative to traditional concealed carry methods.

The Daily Carry Co TI Slide Gen 2 Titanium Gravity Knife has been significantly improved with the addition of a pocket clip, making it more practical for everyday carry. While the M390 blade and titanium scales remain, the new clip addresses a major drawback of the previous version, allowing it to be carried without a pouch. The reviewer suggests further enhancements to the scales for improved aesthetics and grip.

This video reviews three minimalist everyday carry (EDC) wallets from myEDC.com, highlighting their durability, thin profile, and affordability compared to higher-priced alternatives like the Ridge Wallet. The presenter emphasizes how these wallets can alleviate discomfort from bulky traditional wallets and improve pocket carry.

This review focuses on the Eberlestock Executive Brief, a tactical briefcase designed for office carry with a concealed firearm. The reviewer highlights its organizational features, including a specialized CCW pocket with magnetic closure for quick access. However, a potential drawback is noted regarding the primary grab handle obstructing CCW pocket access, with suggestions for workarounds. The bag is constructed from 500D Cordura and features a large compartment capable of holding a 17-inch laptop.