Videos tagged with Reholstering Technique

This guide details the technique for using a thigh holster for concealed carry, particularly beneficial for women wearing dresses or skirts. It covers proper positioning, drawing, and the challenges of reholstering, emphasizing the critical need for practice with movement and adherence to fundamental firearm safety protocols. Instruction is provided by GLOCK, Inc., highlighting practical application for everyday carry scenarios.

This guide details the technique for Inside the Waistband (IWB) Appendix Carry, a popular Every Day Carry (EDC) method. It highlights benefits like reduced printing and clothing versatility, suitable for various outfits and belt/no-belt configurations. The instruction emphasizes crucial safety precautions, including muzzle awareness and finger discipline, during both drawing and reholstering, while also noting comfort considerations when sitting.

This guide details the Small of the Back (SOB) concealed carry technique, as demonstrated by a Glock Instructor. It highlights the mobility benefits and quick access offered by SOB holsters, particularly during upright activities. However, it emphasizes the critical need for extensive practice with blind reholstering due to the inherent safety risks involved. The instruction stresses adherence to fundamental firearm safety protocols throughout the draw and reholstering process.

Instruction from expert firearms instructors Ryan and Tom Gresham on adapting concealed carry to various clothing and seasonal conditions. They demonstrate how different firearms, like the Springfield Armory XDS and 1911, can be effectively concealed with appropriate holsters and cover garments. Key takeaways include the importance of a compromise in carry choices, specific techniques for drawing from cover, and the necessity of multiple gear options for consistent daily carry.