Videos tagged with Safariland ALS Holster

This guide details a firearms draw technique focusing on using the middle finger as an index point on the trigger guard for enhanced consistency. The instructor, an expert firearms instructor from Farewell Firearms Training, explains how this method improves grip and efficiency, particularly with Safariland ALS holsters, prioritizing reliability over marginal speed gains from techniques like the 'scoop draw'.

This entry analyzes a critical incident captured by an Axon Flex 2 body camera, detailing a suspect's violent attack with a kitchen knife on a Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department officer. Experts John Correia and Mike Willever provide an in-depth breakdown of the encounter, emphasizing the importance of the reactionary gap, suspect pre-attack indicators, and the critical need for rapid weapon deployment from a retention holster like the Safariland ALS. The analysis highlights the speed of the attack and the officer's survival due to immediate partner response and effective training.

This video details a training event hosted by Surefire and Xray Alpha at the Staccato Ranch. The focus was on improving pistol shooting fundamentals, particularly the ability to achieve a precise sight picture and execute rapid, accurate follow-up shots. Participants practiced self-critique to identify issues with trigger press, grip, and stance, aiming for stacked rounds.

This guide details the critical techniques for firearm retention and recovery, as demonstrated in a video analyzed by John Correia of Active Self Protection. It emphasizes the importance of situational awareness, the use of active retention holsters like the Safariland ALS, and the application of the '5Ds + 1' tactical framework to counter disarming attempts. The analysis highlights how superior technique and a strong mindset are crucial for law enforcement officers facing violent encounters.

This analysis of an officer-involved shooting incident, presented by John Correia and Mike Willever, highlights critical tactical lessons. It emphasizes the importance of immediate heightened alertness during high-risk calls, effective weapon deployment from retention holsters (noting a 0.75-second draw time), and crucial post-engagement protocols like 'blood checks' and proactive reloads. The video also critiques equipment limitations, such as the lack of an external shoulder mic on police radios, which can impede communication during critical moments.

This analysis dissects the Alonzo Bagley shooting incident involving Officer Alexander Tyler in Shreveport, Louisiana. Experts from Active Self Protection critically examine the tactical decisions, use-of-force justification, and legal consequences. The video highlights the importance of immediate scene control, the risks associated with pursuing fleeing subjects, and the analysis of a 'startle response' during deadly force encounters. It emphasizes lessons learned regarding firearm retention and the proper application of force based on objective evidence.

This video provides an expert-level analysis of a routine parole stop that escalated into an officer-involved shooting. John Correia and Mike Willever of Active Self Protection break down the incident, offering insights into suspect actions, officer response, tactical positioning, and the legal context of parolee waivers in California. The analysis highlights critical decision points, shooting dynamics, and the importance of proper gear and training for law enforcement.

This video from Active Self Protection, featuring instructors John Correia and Mike Willever, analyzes a critical incident where a suspect attempted to evade arrest by ramming a police vehicle. The analysis covers law enforcement tactics, including the decision-making process regarding the use of force, vehicle interventions, and the effectiveness of less-lethal options like the Taser. It also delves into the challenges of shooting through vehicle glass and the importance of proper gear, such as duty holsters.

This video provides a review of the Springfield Armory XDm Elite Compact pistol in 45 ACP. The description highlights a recommended Safariland ALS duty-style holster compatible with various XD and XDm .45 models. It also includes extensive social media links for the channel, support options, and sponsor mentions for firearm accessory companies like Zeta6, Decibel Defense, LOK Grips, DPM Systems, and Peltor.

This video reviews the Ridgeline DrOP (Drop Offset Pouch), a piece of tactical gear designed to modify how a pouch sits on a belt. The DrOP is explained as a device that lowers and offsets a pouch from the body, improving comfort, especially for those with shorter torsos or wearing body armor. It also aims to make magazine access easier by pushing the pouch outward. The reviewer highlights its compatibility with MOLLE/PALS pouches and its ability to be moved between belts using a Bladetech Teklok. The video also lists some of the gear used in the reviewer's loadout, including KORE Battle Belt and a Safariland ALS Holster.

This video provides a quick tip on the application of adjustable sights for an Everyday Carry (EDC) pistol. The presenter, Caleb Savant from Brownells Gun Tech, explains why he chose to install LPA adjustable sights on his SIG P226 EDC, deviating from the common advice that fixed sights are better for carry. He highlights that the adjustable sights allowed him to precisely zero his pistol's point of impact with its point of aim, overcoming issues with factory fixed sights. The video also addresses concerns about the robustness of adjustable sights for EDC, stating they hold their settings well and are durable enough for daily carry, even after being used in competition. The presenter also notes that the P226 still fits in his Safariland ALS holster with minor modification.

This guide details a comprehensive gear setup for competitive shooting, emphasizing practical choices for performance and comfort. It covers footwear, apparel, belt systems, armor, and essential accessories like holsters and pouches. The setup prioritizes reliability and functionality in dynamic shooting environments, drawing from the experience of a competitive shooter.