Videos tagged with Safariland ALS

This video from Farewell Firearms Training demonstrates a refined draw technique focusing on using the middle finger as an index point on the trigger guard. The instructor, an expert firearms instructor, explains how this method promotes a more consistent and efficient 'snatch' draw compared to traditional 'webbing drive down' or 'scoop' draws. The technique is particularly effective with Safariland ALS holsters, ensuring proper thumb placement for lock disengagement.

This video highlights the risks of open carrying a pistol in a back pocket, as demonstrated by an incident in Memphis where a woman's firearm was easily stolen. It emphasizes that such a carry method offers zero retention and poor accessibility, making the carrier a target. The discussion strongly advocates for concealed carry and the use of active retention holsters like the Safariland ALS, warning against trigger-release holsters and carrying in positions that limit visibility of threats.

This video analyzes a gunfight that erupted after an open carrier's firearm was disarmed due to improper carry methods, specifically a firearm in a back pocket without a retention holster. It highlights the critical importance of using active retention holsters like the Safariland ALS and warns against designs like the Blackhawk Serpa. The analysis also covers perpetrator tactics and emphasizes escaping danger zones over pursuit.

Caleb from Brownells details his personal gear for the Gunfighter Gauntlet shooting competition held at Big Springs Shooting Complex. He provides an overview of his rifle setup and then dives into specific soft goods, including Fjallraven pants, a Velocity Systems shirt, Viktos boots, and his belt setup featuring a Ferro Concepts Bison Belt with a Safariland ALS holster and Esstac KYWI mag pouches. The video also showcases his Sig Sauer P226 Legion handgun, a Spiritus Systems LV119 plate carrier, and Walker's Silencer R 600 hearing protection. The content aims to inform viewers about the equipment used in competitive shooting and encourages engagement through comments and subscriptions.

This video details Ivan's competition loadout for the 2023 High Desert Brutality match, focusing on the Partizan division requirements. He showcases his FN SCAR 20 rifle in 6.5 Creedmoor and a stock Glock 19 Gen 3 pistol, alongside essential gear like an Arbor Arms belt, Spiritus Systems chest rig, and specific eye and ear protection. The review highlights both the performance of the chosen equipment and some reliability issues encountered with the SCAR 20 in harsh desert conditions.

This video analyzes a police encounter involving a stolen firearm. It highlights the importance of officer command presence in high-risk situations and showcases safe firearm handling techniques, such as holstering during a pursuit. The analysis also stresses the critical need for secure firearm storage to prevent theft.

This expert guide, presented by Roger Barrera of QVO Tactical, details the holster compatibility for the Holosun 507 Comp optic on a Staccato P pistol. It confirms fitment with QVO Tactical Secondary OWB, SafariLand ALS (Level 2/3), and Blackhawk T-Series holsters, noting the SureFire X300 requirement for the latter. The demonstration emphasizes proper retention and clear draws.

This ASP Classics video highlights the critical importance of weapon retention, especially during physical confrontations. It analyzes a real-world incident in Brazil where a retired officer lost his life due to his own firearm being taken. The video stresses early threat detection, the necessity of retention holsters like the Safariland ALS, and the need for hand-fighting skills to prevent weapon disarms.

This video analyzes a Detroit incident where a defender's firearm was stolen from his pocket. It highlights the critical need for active retention holsters, especially for open carry, recommending the Safariland ALS. The analysis also contrasts strong-side and appendix carry vulnerabilities and stresses the importance of situational awareness and 'blading off' to prevent such thefts.

This video reviews the Blackhawk T-Series L2D Duty Holster, highlighting its thumb-activated retention mechanism, Master Grip Principle compatibility, and durable construction. The description details its features, including a sound-dampening lining and compatibility with Streamlight TLR series lights. It also positions the holster as a competitor to Safariland ALS holsters and specifically mentions its fit for a Glock 17 with a TLR-1 light clone. The creator also includes affiliate links and discount codes for various firearm-related retailers and brands.

Bob Prause, a tactical instructor at Gun For Hire, details essential gear for urban carbine courses. Key recommendations include a quality sling, weapon-mounted light with an accessible switch, and an optic setup like an EOTech with a magnifier. He stresses the importance of ambidextrous controls, proper zeroing (50 yards), and compatible holsters. Prause also advises on plate carriers, tactical belts, and understanding rail systems, emphasizing that functional familiarity with the rifle is paramount.

This video explains how to effectively use red dot optics on pistols, contrasting them with traditional iron sights. It covers focusing on the target, 'trusting the wobble,' understanding MOA for dot size, and adjusting brightness. The content also addresses optic failures, co-witnessing with iron sights, proper mounting techniques using Loctite, battery access differences between models, and the necessity of optic-cut holsters.