Videos tagged with Strong Side Hip Carry

This video demonstrates crucial techniques for retaining your firearm when an assailant attempts to grab it. It details the 'Elbow Pin' for stopping a gun grab and the 'Elbow Destruction' for dislodging a compromised weapon. The instructor emphasizes integrating the gun with your body and hip for maximum retention, applicable to both appendix and strong-side hip carry positions.

This video showcases an Everyday Carry (EDC) setup featuring a Taran Tactical Innovations (TTI) customized Glock pistol and a Bravo Concealment Torsion IWB holster. Tetiana Gaidar demonstrates effective concealment techniques for various carry positions, highlighting the practical application of this gear for daily use. The focus is on the synergy between a high-quality holster and a well-configured firearm for discreet and accessible carry.

This guide explores comfortable and concealable concealed carry positions, including strong side hip, appendix, and shoulder holsters. It details the pros and cons of each, emphasizing factors like comfort during daily activities (especially driving), ease of access, concealability, and the importance of proper holster selection and cover garments. The instructor, with apparent law enforcement experience, stresses personal preference and the necessity of consistent practice for safe and effective firearm deployment.

This guide, based on instruction from USCCA's Director of Content Kevin Michalowski, details various concealed carry positions on the waist. It covers IWB vs. OWB, strong side hip, appendix, and cross-draw carries, emphasizing the importance of holster quality and personal experimentation to find the optimal carry method for comfort, concealment, and accessibility.

This guide details two common concealed carry methods: appendix carry and strong side hip carry. Instructor Ernie Medina explains the pros and cons of each, including draw speed, comfort while seated, and retention during close-quarters engagements. The demonstration covers proper firearm clearing, draw strokes, and holster cant considerations for effective and safe concealed carry.