Videos tagged with Tier1 Concealed

John Lovell, a recognized firearms instructor, demonstrates an effective method for concealed carry (CCW) without a traditional belt, focusing on the use of Tier1 Concealed holsters with UltiClips. This technique is ideal for situations involving tucked-in shirts, gym wear, or women's fashion. The UltiClip system allows for secure attachment directly to fabric, ensuring a stable draw and minimizing printing, even with subcompact firearms. The Tier1 Axis holster further enhances comfort and concealment with its flexible design and integrated claw.

This YouTube video, titled "LIVE: Gear, Guns & Goodies Oh MY!", features discussions and potential demonstrations of various firearms-related items. While a full transcript isn't available, the description explicitly mentions a "Blue Force Gear Sling," links to an Amazon store, a "Warrior Poet Store," and followers of "Jon Dufresne 'Mochabear'." It also promotes "Vertx" with a discount code "WARPOET," "Fiocchi" ammunition, and a "Tier1 Concealed Holster." The content likely revolves around tactical gear, firearms accessories, and possibly firearms themselves, aimed at a community interested in such products and training. The use of terms like "Gear," "Guns," and specific product mentions indicates a focus on the practical application and acquisition of these items.

This YouTube video, titled 'Dumb Story and Q&A,' features content from the Warrior Poet Society. The description highlights a reading list, the Warrior Poet Store, recommended gear via an Amazon affiliate link, and options to support the channel through Patreon. It also promotes training with John Lovell, Vertx apparel with a discount code, Fiocchi ammunition, and Tier1 Concealed holsters. Social media links for Warrior Poet Society and John Lovell are provided across Instagram, Facebook, Snapchat, and Twitter. The content appears to be a casual discussion or Q&A session related to the Warrior Poet Society's brand and offerings.

This video, titled "LIVE: Social Media vs. John," appears to be a live discussion or debate, likely featuring John Lovell of the Warrior Poet Society. The description provides extensive links to the Warrior Poet Society's Patreon, store, training programs, and social media channels, as well as recommended reading and gear. It also mentions specific brands like Vertx, Fiocchi, and Tier1 Concealed. Based on the title and the nature of John Lovell's content, the discussion likely revolves around topics related to firearms, self-defense, or the Second Amendment, potentially contrasting John's viewpoints with prevailing social media narratives.

This YouTube video is a "FUN SKIT for Gun People" aiming to share content that resonates with firearm enthusiasts. The description includes a reading list, links to the Warrior Poet Store, recommended gear on Amazon, and ways to support the channel via Patreon. It also promotes training with John Lovell, offers a discount code for Vertx, and features links to Fiocchi ammunition and Tier1 Concealed Holsters. Social media links for Warrior Poet Society are also provided.

This video discusses the impact of Hurricane Harvey, highlighting both the victims and the instances of looting that occurred. It emphasizes the need for Americans to support those affected in Houston, TX, through donations, prayers, and volunteer efforts. The description also promotes Warrior Poet Society merchandise, training opportunities, and recommended reading, alongside links to partnered brands like Vertx and Fiocchi, and mentions of Tier1 Concealed holsters.

This video combines a security tip for navigating parking lots at night with a movie review of 'Hands of Stone,' starring Robert DeNiro. The presenter, a self-proclaimed "warrior poet," shares a personal security practice involving carrying items in their left hand while walking to their car, implying they are armed. The review of the movie highlights lessons learned for "fighters and philosophers." The description includes links to the Warrior Poet Store, recommended gear on Amazon, Patreon support, training with John Lovell, and various social media platforms, alongside sponsor mentions for Vertx and Fiocchi, and a specific holster from Tier1 Concealed.