Videos tagged with Open Top Holster

This video analyzes the firearms carried by characters in the TV show 'Longmire', discussing how weapon choices reflect character traits. It covers Walt Longmire's Colt 1911 in Condition Two, Deputy Vic Moretti's Glock 19, Deputy Branch Conley's Smith & Wesson Sigma, and Deputy Archie Ferguson's Smith & Wesson Model 29 .44 Magnum. The analysis also touches on the historical Springfield Trapdoor rifle used in the first episode, critiquing its portrayal.

This video from QVO Tactical, featuring instructor Roger Barrera, addresses the common question of whether duty-style retention holsters slow down a firearm draw. Through practical demonstrations with both retention (Safariland ALS) and non-retention (QVO Tactical) holsters, the video concludes that with proper training, draw times are comparable. The intuitive placement of the ALS thumb lever allows for a fluid draw stroke, minimizing extra movement.

The Galco Ankle Guard holster is an open-top, ankle-worn concealment option designed for fast draws. It utilizes passive retention at the trigger guard, which is adjustable via screws for customizable security and speed. The holster is mated to a comfortable, breathable neoprene cuff with sheepskin padding, derived from Galco's long-standing Ankle Glove design. An optional calf strap is available to help position the holster off the ankle bone for enhanced comfort.

George Poulos, an expert from OpticsPlanet, reviews several holsters emphasizing security, concealment, and versatility. He highlights the Bianchi Model 111 for its strong-side or cross-draw capability and full coverage, the Bianchi 55 L for its simplicity and concealment with trigger guard retention, the Bianchi Model 83 Carry Lock for its quick-release paddle and internal trigger guard lock, and the Safariland 6287 for its rotating locking hood and adaptability for law enforcement and civilian use. He also showcases the Galco Meridian handbag, a fashionable concealed carry option with a dedicated handgun compartment.