Videos tagged with Texas Made

This review from PRO GUN covers Tucker & Byrd leather holsters, highlighting their Deep Carry series with leather-wrapped Kydex for comfort and quiet draw. The narrator, demonstrating high expertise, details customization options and reviews a specific Colt Python holster, emphasizing the blend of quality and affordability for EDC needs.

This review covers the Bond Arms Defender derringer, highlighting its compact size, powerful caliber options, and versatility as a backup or survival gun. The speaker emphasizes its value, especially when purchased used with an extra barrel, and compares its barrel length and weight to other popular concealed carry pistols.

This video provides an unboxing and initial handling of the Staccato CS pistol, highlighting its Texas manufacturing origin and features like grip texture and serrations. It includes brief first-person and side-view footage of the firearm being shot at a range, demonstrating its cycling and brass ejection. The presenter, Misha, exhibits safe firearm handling practices.

This video reviews the Tactile Knife Bear, a compact slip joint knife featuring Magnacut steel and a built-in bottle opener. The reviewer highlights its thin profile, titanium scales, and American manufacturing. While acknowledging its limited cutting edge and non-locking nature, the presenter emphasizes its usefulness as a conversation piece and convenient EDC item for specific situations, particularly where locking knives are restricted.

This video showcases the Vulcan Machine Werks EL3V3N, a double-stack 1911 platform, with a focus on its new Commander length variant. The EL3V3N is presented as a highly customizable firearm, with options for finishes, porting, and optic footprints. The presenter highlights the hand-fit quality and smooth operation of the pistol, emphasizing its unique 'squareness' design.

This entry details the Magpul Tejas El Burro Gun Belt, emphasizing its Texas craftsmanship and EDC-focused design. Key features include a slimmer profile for reduced printing, a durable reinforced polymer construction, and a new brushed silver buckle for enhanced comfort. The belt is presented as a rugged yet professional accessory suitable for carrying firearms discreetly.

This expert review from American Rifleman details the Staccato CS, a US-made compact 2011 hybrid pistol. It highlights the CS as Staccato's smallest and most concealable offering, featuring a redesigned narrower grip, a new 16-round 9mm magazine, and a tool-less recoil system. The review emphasizes its optic-ready nature, single-action trigger, and suitability for concealed carry, backed by professional range testing and detailed specifications.

This video showcases the Helotex G4, a 1000-lumen Everyday Carry (EDC) flashlight. The description highlights its availability on Helotex.com and Amazon, and notes that it was designed in Helotes, Texas. While the video's focus is on a flashlight, the presence of EDC in the description and title can appeal to the firearms community as it's a common consideration for individuals who carry firearms.

This video highlights Texas-made belts, emphasizing a unique feature: each belt is debossed with a character, encouraging customers to collect them all. While the title and description focus on the belts themselves and their collectible aspect, there is no direct mention or demonstration of firearms, calibers, manufacturers, or specific firearm-related topics.

This YouTube video, titled '- El Delgado, El Cibolo & El Pistolero', focuses on the creation of high-quality, visually appealing belts. The description explicitly states that these belts are manufactured in Texas. While firearms are not directly discussed or demonstrated, the names 'El Delgado', 'El Cibolo', and 'El Pistolero' (Spanish for 'The Delgado', 'The Buck'/'The Ram', and 'The Gunslinger' respectively) strongly suggest a thematic connection to firearms culture, Western heritage, or tactical aesthetics. The video is likely aimed at individuals who appreciate well-crafted accessories with a potential nod to the firearm community.

This entry details the Tucker Navy Number 1, a rare Texas-made Confederate copy of the Colt 1851 Navy revolver. Expert analysis highlights its unique features, such as a barrel-mounted rear sight and specific markings, contrasting it with standard Colt patterns. The guide emphasizes its extreme rarity and historical significance within the context of Confederate arms manufacturing during the Civil War.

This review of the Bond Arms Roughneck, presented by Christopher Olsen of American Rifleman, details its design as a no-frills, affordable derringer. It highlights the firearm's construction from stainless steel, its 2.5-inch barrels, and its availability in various calibers through conversion barrels. The expert assessment emphasizes its suitability for concealed carry as a cost-effective backup option.