Videos tagged with Ride Height

This video explains why shorter firearms can sometimes conceal worse than longer ones, focusing on the physics of mass distribution around the belt line. A deeper carry position and optimizing ride height are key to reducing firearm printing. The explanation is delivered with high authority by a representative of Tenicor.

This guide explains why smaller guns can print more than larger ones due to the 'tip out' effect, where the gun's top pivots away from the body. It offers solutions including adjusting carry depth, position, and ride height, and leveraging holster design features like wedges and wings. Proper clothing and belt support are crucial for effective concealment.

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 video details five common plate carrier setup mistakes. Key errors include incorrect plate sizing based on shirt size instead of anatomical measurements, improper ride height affecting vital organ coverage, ill-fitting cummerbunds causing movement issues, overloading the carrier with non-essential gear, and poor cable management leading to snag hazards. Proper setup ensures optimal protection, mobility, and functionality.

This video focuses on the TENICOR VELO4 holster, providing a crucial pre-installation tip for achieving maximum comfort. It advises against immediately installing the clips, instead recommending wearing the empty holster around the house to allow it to naturally find the optimal carry position. The creator suggests using a pencil to mark the ideal ride height and pant loop locations before adjusting the clips accordingly. This method aims to prevent discomfort often experienced by new users who may initially place the holster incorrectly, ultimately leading to a potentially more comfortable carry experience.