Videos tagged with Next Belt

This video compares Core Essentials gun belts with Next Belts, highlighting Core Essentials' superior materials like fray-resistant nylon webbing and full-grain leather, compared to Next Belt's bonded leather which is prone to cracking. Core Essentials offers a wider range of belt widths, including police duty belts, and features a proprietary power core center for durability. Their buckles are also interchangeable, unlike Next Belts.

This video emphasizes the critical importance of practicing with your concealed handgun, particularly focusing on safe dry fire techniques and proper draw strokes. Instructor Jerry Miculek highlights trigger discipline as paramount, detailing how to maintain muzzle awareness and a safe finger position during re-holstering and drawing from various positions. The importance of repetitive practice to build smooth and consistent movements is stressed.

This guide details techniques for improving comfort and concealment when appendix carrying, particularly when sitting or bending. It emphasizes the importance of belt tension, holster position, and minor adjustments to the firearm and belt to mitigate discomfort and printing. The instructor, experienced in concealed carry, shares practical advice applicable to various firearms and holster setups.

This video announces the winners of an EDC belt giveaway hosted by Armed Scholar. The giveaway was a result of a previous video comparing EDC belts. The channel experienced significant growth, leading to the giveaway as a way to give back to the community. Winners are instructed to contact the channel via email to claim their prizes. The creator also mentions future giveaways and encourages support through affiliate links.

This video reviews the Next Belt, a heavy-duty nylon gun carrying belt designed for concealed carry. The presenter highlights its adjustable quarter-inch increments, robust construction with bonded nylon, and a secure ratcheting buckle system. It's presented as a significant improvement over earlier, thinner models, offering better support for firearms, magazines, and knives.