Videos tagged with Miami Vice

This video details the founding of Galco by Richard Gallagher in 1969, initially creating leather goods for the hippie movement. A pivotal moment occurred when a Chicago police officer commissioned a holster, leading to the development of the iconic horizontal shoulder holster known as the 'Jackass Rig'. The company's popularity surged in the 1980s due to its prominent feature on the TV show 'Miami Vice', prompting a name change to Galco (Great American Leather Company).

This video appears to be about a "Quiet Miami Vice Glock," suggesting a focus on a suppressed Glock pistol with a theme potentially inspired by the popular TV show. The content likely involves showcasing the firearm, its quiet operation, and possibly modifications or accessories related to its aesthetic. Given the title, expect to see a Glock pistol, likely in a concealed carry or tactical context, with an emphasis on its sound suppression.

This video presents a countdown of 15 firearms deemed 'only for the rich,' highlighting their unique features, historical significance, and high price points. It covers a range of firearms from concealed carry pistols like the Glock 26 and Staccato CS to shotguns such as the Weatherby SA-8 and Benelli M4, and iconic rifles like the M1 Garand and Dragunov. The discussion emphasizes aspects like reliability, accuracy, ergonomics, and historical context, positioning these weapons as premium choices for discerning owners.

This guide details the assembly of a unique shoulder holster rig inspired by the iconic Miami Vice TV series, specifically Detective Tubbs' gear. It combines a Galco Miami Classic holster with a custom panel for a sawed-off shotgun and a space for a 1911, emphasizing aesthetic appeal over tactical practicality. The setup highlights custom leatherwork and era-specific firearm choices.

This video delves into the rare Heckler & Koch P7M7, a .45 ACP variant of the P7 series. Ian McCollum highlights its unique hydraulic buffer system, designed to overcome the recoil and gas pressure challenges of the larger caliber, distinguishing it from the standard gas-delayed blowback P7 models. The discussion covers the prototype's limited production, the reasons for its cancellation due to market demand and cost, and its potential, though unrealized, connection to 'Miami Vice'.