Videos tagged with Tenicor Holsters

This video from Tenicor, featuring instructor Jeff, explains why small or short guns can conceal worse than longer ones. It details how the belt line acts as a pivot point and how mass distribution above the belt causes printing. The guide emphasizes optimizing ride height for better concealment, a crucial technique for everyday carry.

This expert-level guide details the correct methodology for practicing target transitions, emphasizing accuracy and control over pure speed. Instructor Isaac Lockwood, associated with Tenicor, demonstrates how to achieve precise red dot sight alignment on a new target by focusing on the gun arriving at the eye-target line with a stable dot on the intended point of impact. The core principle is to be ready to shoot sooner by mastering accurate transitions.

This guide, presented by USPSA Grandmaster Mark Smith, details how to significantly improve pistol draw speed and efficiency. It emphasizes eliminating wasted motion, establishing consistent starting positions, and optimizing hand placement for a high, tight master grip. The instruction covers reacting to the timer, integrating the support hand, and separating the draw from the trigger press, all crucial for competitive shooting and self-defense.

This video offers advice to a business owner, encouraging them to practice gratitude. While the title and description focus on a mindset of thankfulness, the video also includes promotional links for TENICOR, a company known for producing firearms and related accessories. The inclusion of these links suggests a potential connection to the firearms community, even if the primary content is not explicitly about firearms.

This video details the multi-stage production and fulfillment process for Tenicor holsters. It highlights the involvement of multiple technicians in forming, CNC machining, buffing, and assembly, followed by rigorous quality control checks at various stages. The process emphasizes a detailed workflow from raw material to final shipment.

This video explains the functionality of camming bars on AIWB and IWB holsters, specifically mentioning the CERTUM3 and VELO5 models from Tenicor. It details how the three heights of camming bars allow users to fine-tune holster rotation for optimal concealment. The VELO5 model is highlighted for its additional slot enabling further vertical adjustment of the camming bar. The video also promotes Tenicor's social media presence and website.

This video from Tenicor discusses the relevance of 'printing' (the outline of a concealed firearm being visible) during everyday carry. While 98% of people may not notice, the remaining 2% could include observant individuals or, more critically, motivated criminals. The video argues that while printing might deter lazy criminals, it could also make the carrier a primary target for more dangerous individuals. It emphasizes that effective concealment doesn't necessarily impede draw speed if the right gear and methods are employed.

This video introduces the Kanban methodology, explaining its core principle of using "visual signals" to track work through various stages. The explanation highlights how Tenicor, a company that produces holsters, has adopted Kanban to manage the lifecycle of their products. The video emphasizes that the goal isn't perfection but rather a system that effectively fits their production and sales process. It also provides Tenicor's social media and website links.

This video features an engineer from Tenicor discussing the meticulous design process behind their holsters. The team emphasizes their dedication to detail and the engineering perspective that drives Tenicor's product development, aiming to create the 'best holsters in the world'. The description also provides links to their shop and social media channels.

Jeff Mau, founder of Tenicor, discusses product development and customer interaction. He highlights the importance of holster height for grip, plans for HK VP9 holsters, and the potential of 3D printing in holster manufacturing. Mau also shares his views on the irrelevance of 40 S&W, recommends Aimpoint for rifle optics, and discusses future Tenicor products like active duty retention holsters and fanny pack designs.

Jeff Mau, founder of Tenicor Holsters, discusses the company's philosophy of creating high-performance, user-centric concealed carry solutions. He details the design evolution of their holsters, emphasizing features like body contouring, adjustable cant, and robust hardware for optimal comfort and concealment. The interview also touches on Tenicor's expansion into knife sheaths and their development of active retention holsters.

This YouTube video, titled "Holsters Suck," features an "interrogation" of Jeff by the "Federal Bureau of Internet Complaints" regarding Tenicor products. The description highlights that the video was fun to make and is not to be missed. It includes direct links to the full video, the Tenicor shop, and their social media profiles (Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn). While the exact firearm models or calibers are not explicitly stated, the focus on holsters and a company specializing in them strongly suggests a firearms-related context.