Videos tagged with Shoulder Holster

This video by former CIA officer Jason Hanson demonstrates four methods for surreptitiously drawing a concealed firearm. Techniques covered include using shoulder holsters, pocket carry (emphasizing proper holsters and pants), ankle carry (best suited for drivers), and off-body carry in bags or purses. The core principle across all methods is to maintain a discreet posture while preparing for a rapid and effective draw when a threat is perceived. Hanson stresses the importance of practice with a safe and empty firearm to ensure proficiency and proper equipment function.

The speaker expresses personal dissatisfaction with shoulder holsters due to discomfort, citing tension headaches and neck pain caused by narrow straps. While acknowledging the existence of good options, the speaker cannot recommend them based on their own negative experiences. They suggest that wider, padded straps might improve comfort if they were to try another holster.

This video details the founding of Galco by Richard Gallagher in 1969, initially creating leather goods for the hippie movement. A pivotal moment occurred when a Chicago police officer commissioned a holster, leading to the development of the iconic horizontal shoulder holster known as the 'Jackass Rig'. The company's popularity surged in the 1980s due to its prominent feature on the TV show 'Miami Vice', prompting a name change to Galco (Great American Leather Company).

This guide details the deployment technique for a Mini Uzi from a Garrity Leather shoulder rig, emphasizing an 80s-inspired aesthetic. It covers the 'rock forward' method for drawing the firearm, utilizing the retention strap and dual magazine pouch, and mentions compatibility with other platforms like the MP5. The video highlights proper firearm handling and historical gear context.

Lena Miculek, a seasoned firearms instructor, reviews five budget concealed carry holsters purchased from Temu. She emphasizes that while some holsters may hold a firearm, none of the tested products met her standards for safety, reliability, or consistent performance. Miculek strongly advises against using these cheap holsters, highlighting the critical importance of a secure trigger guard and reliable retention for safe concealed carry, recommending investing in quality Kydex holsters instead.

The Yankee Marshal discusses personal carry preferences and firearm choices in a Q&A format. He outlines a hypothetical three-gun carry setup, favoring a Colt Python as a primary firearm, a CCW compact pistol as a backup, and a lightweight J-frame or derringer for a secondary backup. He also touches on the debate between striker-fired and hammer-fired platforms, expressing a preference for hammer-fired.

This video explores various concealed carry holsters, with the speaker favoring Inside the Waistband (IWB) holsters featuring neoprene-backed designs for comfort and concealment. While acknowledging the trade-offs in comfort and concealment for different holster types (IWB vs. OWB, Kydex vs. leather), the discussion highlights user preferences for brands like Alien Gear, Lobo, Galco, Bianchi, and Urban Carry. The consensus leans towards comfort and effective concealment as primary factors in selecting the 'best' holster, with individual needs and firearm types influencing the final choice.

The video explores various concealed carry methods, with the host favoring outside waistband carry at the 3:30-4:00 position for comfort and likelihood of carrying. While acknowledging the popularity of inside waistband carry, the host finds it less comfortable. Other methods like fanny pack, shoulder, and pocket carry are discussed with their pros and cons.

This video details a comprehensive 2025 everyday carry (EDC) setup, emphasizing mindset and physical fitness as foundational elements. It covers firearm choices like the Glock 19 Gen 5 and Glock 43X, highlighting specific modifications such as Trijicon night sights and Talon Grips. The presenter also discusses essential gear including a Streamlight flashlight, Benchmade knife, Seiko watch, and various carry methods like IWB and fanny pack carry, stressing the importance of secure holsters and trigger guards.

This video from Top Guns advises against several firearm carrying methods. Instructors Stephen and Alex strongly discourage carrying without a holster, behind the back, or using shoulder holsters due to safety and accessibility issues. They also caution against ankle holsters, emphasizing the difficulty of discreet and rapid access, and highlight the importance of proper holster placement for right-handed individuals. Open carry without a holster is also deemed unsafe.

This video delves into practical firearm application, contrasting gun hype with real-world utility. It emphasizes the importance of practical shooting skills over mere collection, discussing effective zeroing techniques for red dot sights, the nuances of accuracy versus precision in shooting, and various concealed carry methods. The discussion highlights that consistent practice and understanding your intended use case are crucial for developing proficiency, rather than solely focusing on acquiring new firearms.

This video reviews various holster types for concealed carry, including Kydex, leather, hybrid, pocket, belly band, shoulder, and trigger guard holsters. It highlights specific brands and models, discussing features like optic cuts, adjustable retention, and comfort for different carry styles. The presenter aims to help viewers select the best holster for their needs to avoid costly mistakes.