Videos tagged with QLS

This video, from Regular Guy Training LLC, addresses the common perception of limited holster options for the Beretta 92. The instructor, demonstrating experienced authority, explains that a wide variety of holsters are available from manufacturers like T-Rex Arms, Tier 1 Concealed, and R.Designs, including OWB, IWB, and optic-compatible models. The key takeaway is to leverage community feedback and end-user data for the best recommendations.

This video reviews the Tier One Concealed and Modern Samurai Project (MSP) collaboration, focusing on their 'universal' holsters designed to accommodate multiple firearms and weapon lights. The holsters grip the weapon light, offering versatility and cost savings compared to purchasing individual holsters. Key features include adjustable retention, tuckable clips for IWB, and compatibility with various mounting systems for OWB.

This guide covers the selection and use of tactical style holsters, distinguishing them from concealed carry options. It details key features like OWB design, various ride heights, active retention systems (ALS, SLS), and modular attachment options (QLS). The importance of matching holsters to specific firearm configurations, including weapon lights and optics, is emphasized, with Safariland recommended as an industry standard. Proper draw technique and safety considerations are also highlighted.

This video provides a comprehensive overview of war belt setups, discussing historical context, the advantages of two-piece systems, and essential components like magazine pouches, holsters, and medical gear. The instructor emphasizes a minimalist philosophy, keeping the belt slick and weight balanced for optimal mobility, while also detailing specific product recommendations and setup techniques for effective gear carriage.

This guide details the setup of a 'gunfighter' or first-line gear belt, emphasizing personalized gear choices based on mission requirements. It covers belt selection, magazine pouch configuration, medical kit placement, and holster systems, drawing on the expertise of Garand Thumb. The setup prioritizes ergonomics, retention, and accessibility for tactical applications.

Lucas Botkin and Garand Thumb (Mike) discuss various tactical belt setups, emphasizing personalization based on mission needs. They highlight specific products like Esstac Kywi pouches, Safariland holsters with ALS, and the T.REX ARMS Orion belt system. The core advice is to keep setups functional and avoid over-complication for optimal performance.