Videos tagged with Mitch Rosen

This video features the Kimber KDS9c 9mm double-stack 1911 pistol as part of the "I Carry" series. It's shown in a Mitch Rosen Quick Detach OWB holster, alongside a Buck Large Vantage pocketknife. The review highlights the KDS9c's 1911-style features with modern double-stack capacity, comparing its size to a Glock G19 and discussing its concealment potential. The holster's design for a quick draw and the knife's features, including its blade and handle, are also detailed. The video emphasizes the growing popularity of double-stack 1911s and presents the KDS9c as a strong option for concealed carriers.

This video reviews the new single-action concealment holster from Mitch Rosen Extraordinary Gunleather. Special Assignments editor Roy Huntington discusses why he carries a single-action firearm as a backup and how this holster facilitates concealed carry. The video highlights the practicality and suitability of the holster for this specific application. For more product details, viewers are directed to the Mitch Rosen website.

This video provides a quick tip for breaking in a new leather holster that is too tight for immediate use. Instructor Roy demonstrates how to use 'Leather Lightning,' a silicon-based lubricant from Mitch Rosen, to condition the inside of the holster. By applying the lubricant and working it into the leather, users can achieve a proper fit without damaging the holster or firearm finish, making it easier to draw and re-holster.

Roy Huntington provides a first look at a new UPL OWB holster from Mitch Rosen's Express Line. The video aims to highlight what makes this specific holster "extraordinary." The description also encourages viewers to visit the Mitch Rosen website for more information and to subscribe to the FMGpubs YouTube channel for future video notifications.

This video from the "I Carry" series showcases the Smith & Wesson M&P Bodyguard revolver as part of a daily concealed carry setup. It highlights the firearm in conjunction with a Mitch Rosen ankle holster, implying a focus on practical, discreet personal protection. The content likely extends to other essential everyday carry (EDC) items, providing viewers with insights into responsible and prepared firearm ownership.