Videos tagged with Ride Height

This video from Tenicor, featuring instructor Jeff, explains why small or short guns can conceal worse than longer ones. It details how the belt line acts as a pivot point and how mass distribution above the belt causes printing. The guide emphasizes optimizing ride height for better concealment, a crucial technique for everyday carry.

This guide details how to properly fit and adjust a Kydex holster for optimal comfort, concealment, and draw speed. It emphasizes removing existing clips, testing bare holster placement, marking clip positions, and adjusting ride height and 'camar'/'tiger claw' protrusion. The use of holster wedges for appendix carry and their adjustment is also covered.

This video from Tenicor explores the evolution of appendix carry holsters, referencing a hypothetical 'V4' from a 'pre-tactic Jurassic period' with oversized features like a high sweat guard and body contour. The brand then introduces the 'V5' as a modern, refined, and more concealable successor. Key improvements in the V5 include adjustable clips for ride height and cant, making it a versatile appendix carry solution.

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.

Reno May, drawing on his firearms retail experience, provides practical advice on achieving comfortable and effective appendix carry. He emphasizes the critical role of a quality holster and belt system, detailing how to adjust ride height and cant for optimal mobility. May also touches on alternative deep concealment solutions and reassures viewers about the low likelihood of printing.

This video from Tap Rack Bang, LLC, provides expert-level insights into selecting and optimizing CCW holsters. Instructor Brandon emphasizes moving beyond basic leather and nylon to Kydex for modern firearms. Key features discussed include the importance of cam bars/claws for concealment, adjustable and tuckable clips for versatility, and body contours for enhanced comfort and concealment, especially for full-size firearms. The guide offers practical steps for users to fine-tune their holster setup for optimal concealment and a smooth draw.

This video focuses on the strong-side hip carry method for the CERTUM3 holster. The presenter, Jeff, provides practical advice on achieving a comfortable and concealable fit for this carry style. Key tips include utilizing the 'pencil method,' adjusting ride height, and fine-tuning the cant of the holster. The video highlights equipment setup for concealed carry, emphasizing the importance of proper holster adjustment for effective everyday carry.

This guide, presented by Nate from Spiritus Systems, details the top five common mistakes in plate carrier setup. It emphasizes correct anatomical sizing for plates, proper ride height, appropriate cummerbund fit, avoiding overload, and managing snag hazards for comms. Following these expert recommendations ensures optimal protection and mobility.

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 from Tactical Hyve compares budget holsters to high-end, expensive holsters, highlighting significant differences in build quality, customization options, attention to detail, firearm fit, and customer service. The instructor advises investing in higher-tier holsters for better long-term value and performance, especially for those who frequently carry and train.

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 guide provides six expert tips for improving appendix carry, drawing from Myles' extensive experience with Tactical Hyve. It covers optimizing holster cant, using concealment aids like claws and wedges, adjusting ride height, selecting quality attachments, and choosing the right belt. These techniques aim to enhance both the comfort and concealability of carrying a firearm appendix.