Videos tagged with Passive Retention

This guide details the adjustment and draw technique for the Alien Gear Holsters Rapid Force Level II Holster. It covers setting both active and passive retention levels, emphasizing a secure fit while allowing for a fast, intuitive draw. The guide also touches upon the various mounting options, including the locking belt slide and Quick Disconnect System, for versatile carry configurations. Proper firearm safety is paramount throughout the process.

The T.REX Ragnarok is a rugged OWB holster designed for duty handguns with lights and optics, though it lacks active retention features for strict law enforcement duty. Its retention is passive and adjustable via screws. For light-compatible models, the screw near the light controls retention; for non-light models, the screw near the trigger guard is primary. Other screws adjust friction on the slide. The holster is made from .125" Kydex and features stainless steel hardware, offering high durability and compatibility with various mounting systems like Safari Land's QLS.

This YouTube video review focuses on the Trex Arms Ragnarok holster, specifically highlighting its features as a 'Level 1 Passive Retention Holster'. The video likely demonstrates its utility for firearm training and discusses its suitability for concealed carry or general firearm use. The inclusion of 'Trex Arms' and 'Ragnarok' suggests a detailed look at this particular holster model. The reference to 'training gear' implies it's aimed at individuals engaged in firearm practice and skill development.

The Alien Gear Holsters Photon holster is a versatile, ambidextrous solution designed for multiple carry styles including appendix, crossdraw, and OWB paddle. It features compatibility with red dot sights and can accommodate compact lights like the Streamlight TLR-7A. Retention is adjustable via passive retention screws.

This video provides an expert review of the Safariland IncogX IWB holster, presented by firearms enthusiast Shortshot Tony. It covers key features like its concealability, tuckable design, adjustable clips, and integrated sidecar magazine carrier. The review includes a practical demonstration of retention and performance during live-fire drills, concluding with a strong recommendation.

This guide details the installation of the T-Rex Arms Ragnarok OWB holster, focusing on its integration with the Safari Land QLS system and a Forge Concepts thigh strap for a battle belt setup. It covers adjusting retention, cant, and thigh strap fit for optimal draw and comfort, emphasizing passive retention for non-law enforcement users.

This guide details the proper technique for drawing from a Battle Gnome Solutions MP5 holster, emphasizing its dual retention system (active strap and passive friction) and QLS compatibility. The video, featuring an expert tactical gear reviewer, demonstrates a secure fit and efficient draw, even during physical stress like running. It highlights the holster's versatility across MP5 variants.

This video explains the difference between Level 1 and Level 2 retention holsters. A Level 1 holster, typically Kydex, offers passive retention to prevent the firearm from falling out. A Level 2 holster adds active retention, such as a thumb break or lever, requiring a deliberate action to draw the firearm, thus providing enhanced security.

This video reviews the Orpaz Defense Level 2 Retention Holster, highlighting its military-grade construction and dual retention system. The instructor explains the difference between Level 1 (passive) and Level 2 (active) retention, emphasizing how the active lever prevents unauthorized firearm removal during a struggle. The holster is recommended for law enforcement, security personnel, and anyone seeking maximum firearm security.

Instruction from Jeff Heil, founder of Tenicor, emphasizes the critical need for active retention in holsters used for duty or dynamic training. The video critiques passive retention 'gamer' holsters, demonstrating how they can fail, leading to accidental firearm loss. Heil stresses that any exposed holster must have active retention to be considered safe and reliable for tactical applications.

This video reviews the Thigh Strap Hanger by Carry Concealment, designed to improve the comfort and functionality of thigh straps for holsters. It addresses issues like uncomfortable strap placement and the holster being pulled up during draws, especially with passive retention systems. The hanger allows for a lower, more comfortable strap position and independent movement, facilitating cleaner draws and better retention.

This review covers the CompTac Level 3 Duty Holster, highlighting its retention features, draw speed, and mounting options. The speaker, Mike from Tactical Considerations, emphasizes its suitability for law enforcement and military personnel, noting its design by end-users. The holster offers adjustable passive retention, an internal lock, and an active hood, providing multiple layers of security. It's compatible with the Safariland QLS system for versatile mounting.