Videos tagged with Paddle Holster

This video discusses the pros and cons of paddle holsters, particularly in comparison to traditional pancake holsters. The speaker notes that paddle holsters are generally more comfortable due to their design, which doesn't pull the holster into the body as tightly as a belt threaded through standard holster loops. However, this also makes them less concealable unless the user wears their belt very tight. The discussion is based on personal experience with a custom-made paddle holster for a 6-inch 1911.

This video from Modern Protector, featuring Jessica from Eclipse Holsters, details four primary holster styles: Outside the Waistband (OWB) with belt loops or a paddle, Inside the Waistband (IWB) with various attachments like Monoblock or UltiClip, the 'Molly B' Velcro-backed hard plate for bags, and light-bearing options. The core manufacturing process using Kydex is consistent, with variations arising from the intended carry method and attachment hardware. The holsters are designed for comfort, concealability, and adaptability to different lifestyles and firearm setups, including those with weapon lights.

Randy Watts from Alien Gear Holsters introduces the Cloak Series product line, highlighting its ability to sit close to the body for reduced printing. The holsters feature adjustable clips for cant adjustment and a comfortable neoprene backer suitable for extended wear. The series offers multiple configurations beyond the standard IWB, including paddle, chest, and options for various mounting systems like Rapid Force belt slides and Molly connections.

This video provides insights into selecting holsters for a Colt Python revolver, featuring advice from Mike Baram of Galco Holsters. The discussion covers the pros and cons of paddle holsters versus belt slides, their intended wear methods, and the effectiveness of retention systems. It also highlights Galco's easy-loader ammo carrier.

This video provides a comprehensive overview of various concealed carry holster types, emphasizing that no single holster is ideal for all situations. The instructor discusses the pros and cons of hybrid IWB, minimalist Kydex IWB, OWB pancake, pocket, and chest rig holsters, offering insights based on years of personal experience. Key considerations include firearm size, clothing, carry position, and reholstering ease, with specific advice on features like the 'claw' for appendix carry and the importance of holster rigidity.

This video reviews the Tulster Range+ OWB Paddle Holster, designed for open carry and range use. It highlights the holster's Kydex construction, adjustable retention and cant, optic-cut capability, and compatibility with suppressor-height sights. The presenter emphasizes its durability through a real-world stress test.

This video introduces the ShapeShift Core Carry Pack, a modular holster system designed for versatile concealed carry. It highlights the ability to configure the holster in four different ways (IWB, AIWB, Paddle, and Belt Slide) from a single purchase, emphasizing its value. The description also mentions compatibility with the broader ShapeShift holster lineup, offering over 13 carrying methods including Drop Leg and MOLLE attachments. The brand's commitment to American manufacturing is noted, and viewers are encouraged to subscribe for updates on new holsters and related content.

The Yankee Marshal debunks the notion that Blackhawk Serpa-style holsters are inherently dangerous, arguing that improper draw technique is the primary cause of accidents. He highlights the utility of paddle holsters for ease of use, especially for those who are 'lazy' or need to frequently remove their holster. The video emphasizes that safe operation relies on proper finger placement during the draw, keeping it straight and outside the trigger guard.

This video focuses on a review of the Vedder OWB Paddle Holster specifically designed for the CZ P-10m pistol. The description includes a mention of Vedder Holsters, indicating a focus on firearm accessories and brands. The content likely demonstrates the holster's features, fit, and potential applications, catering to firearm owners looking for carry solutions.

This video introduces the ShapeShift Core Carry Pack, a modular holster system designed for versatile carrying options. It highlights the ability to switch between Inside-the-Waistband (IWB), Appendix Inside-the-Waistband (AIWB), Paddle, and Belt Slide configurations, all within a single holster purchase. The system is also compatible with other ShapeShift holsters, offering over 13 carrying methods like Drop Leg and MOLLE. The description emphasizes that the product is made in America and encourages viewers to subscribe for more holster reviews and content.

This video showcases the Colt Python revolver with a 3-inch barrel, highlighting its resurgence and appeal to revolver enthusiasts. It details the firearm's features, including its .357 Magnum capability and suitability for carry, and pairs it with a Galco Speedmaster 2.0 paddle holster and a Buck Paradigm Shift automatic knife, presenting a classic yet modern EDC setup.

This guide breaks down firearm holster selection based on application, distinguishing between competition-focused zero-retention holsters and security-focused retention holsters for duty or concealed carry. It details various retention mechanisms like safety bales and thumb/finger levers, and discusses OWB and IWB mounting options, emphasizing the importance of secure clips and comfortable body coverage for IWB holsters. The instructor stresses building muscle memory with a chosen holster for effective and safe firearm deployment.