Videos tagged with Printing Reduction

This video demonstrates how to improve concealed carry by utilizing a concealment claw attachment on an IWB holster from We The People Holsters. The claw works by pushing the firearm's grip inward, significantly reducing printing and enhancing comfort. The guide covers the installation and function of the claw, emphasizing its role in making concealed carry more discreet.

This video reviews the Clinger Claw, an accessory designed to improve concealed carry by reducing holster printing. The claw works by pushing against the gun belt, tucking the firearm's grip closer to the body. Installation is presented as a simple process of replacing two retention screws, and the reviewer demonstrates a noticeable reduction in printing with the claw attached.

This video demonstrates the installation and effectiveness of the Vedder Holster Wedge, an accessory designed to improve concealed carry comfort and reduce printing. The wedge attaches to the inside of an IWB holster using double-sided tape and can be repositioned to optimize concealment by holding the firearm's grip closer to the body. It is presented as a simple, affordable solution for enhancing concealed carry.

This guide, based on insights from Jeff Mau, founder of Tenicor and a firearms instructor with over 25 years of concealed carry experience, details how to optimize a firearm for better concealment. It covers critical aspects like grip length, firearm thickness, holster design, grip texture, protruding features, optics, and magazine extensions. The advice emphasizes a holistic approach to concealed carry, integrating equipment choices with lifestyle and clothing.

This guide, drawing on over 20 years of concealed carry experience from Tenicor founder Jeff, details a practical 'arts and crafts' method for optimizing holster setup. It breaks down the critical elements of carry position: Clock Position, Ride Height, Cant, Grip Rotation, and Muzzle Rotation, using household items for prototyping. The advice is applicable to both appendix and hip carry, emphasizing adjustability for comfort and maximum concealment.

Scott Shalinsky of Modern Samurai Project introduces his custom UPF sun shirt designed for concealed carry, specifically addressing issues like slippery fabric and printing. The shirt features a slightly looser fit and an integrated kangaroo pouch to provide more fabric for gripping during a draw and to create additional space, aiding in concealment of firearms like a Walther PDP with a magwell and extended magazine.

This video is a beginner's guide to holster wedges for concealed carry. It explains how these wedges enhance comfort by tilting the handgun grip forward, reduce printing by minimizing the gun's outline, and ensure a secure, close fit to the body. The guide highlights the three key benefits: improved comfort, better concealment, and easy installation via adhesive backing. It also includes a free guide to concealment and affiliate links to holster and medical gear.

This guide details how to wear and adjust the Alien Gear Holsters Photon non-light bearing holster. It covers selecting between inside-the-waistband (IWB) and outside-the-waistband (OWB) configurations, installing the appropriate attachment (paddle for OWB, clip for IWB), and adjusting ride height and cant. The guide also explains how to attach the optional claw for IWB carry to reduce printing and notes the holster's ambidextrous design.

This video provides an expert review of three popular EDC belts: the Black Arch EDC Belt, an affordable Amazon belt, and the Core Essentials Belt. The instructor, with significant experience in firearms instruction, emphasizes comfort and printing reduction as the two most critical criteria for an EDC belt. The Black Arch and Amazon belts are recommended for concealed carry due to their flexibility and comfort, while the Core Essentials belt is better suited for range or OWB use. The video highlights the importance of proper gear selection for effective concealed carry and self-defense.

This video from the USCCA discusses the Hawaiian shirt as an ideal garment for concealed carry, particularly in warmer weather. It highlights how the loose fit and patterns of Aloha shirts effectively reduce "printing" (gun visibility) and allow for quick firearm access. The description also promotes USCCA's mission to educate gun owners, provide legal protection, and prevent crime, encouraging viewers to join or learn more about their services and resources.

Colion Noir, an expert in concealed carry, reviews the Raven Concealment Vanguard 2, a minimalist holster designed for those who dislike bulky carry solutions. He highlights its injection-molded plastic construction, J-hook attachment, and the crucial RCS Claw for reducing printing. The holster is compatible with Glock and Smith & Wesson M&P/Shield models and is primarily recommended for appendix carry. Noir emphasizes its ability to integrate seamlessly into daily life without compromising safety, provided basic maintenance like screw tightening is performed.