Videos tagged with Trigger Guard Coverage

This video, hosted by Johnny B with a cameo by Paul Harrell, blends political satire with firearms culture commentary. It features rapid-fire memes, critiques of public figures, and discussions on gun rights, including historical context. A significant portion is dedicated to promoting Hidden Hybrid Holsters, detailing their construction and safety features, particularly trigger guard coverage. The content is delivered with an energetic and satirical tone, aiming to engage viewers interested in both political discourse and firearm-related topics.

Instruction from firearms instructor Will Workman demonstrates how to safely and comfortably carry a firearm in shorts and joggers. The key is using body-anchored holster systems, such as the Phlster Enigma or specialized belts, rather than relying on clothing drawstrings. These methods ensure trigger guard coverage, secure retention, and consistent access, overcoming common misconceptions about athletic wear carry.

This expert-level guide compares the Phlster Floodlight and Blackhawk Omnivore universal light-bearing holsters. It details their compatibility with firearms equipped with Streamlight TLR-1 lights, retention methods, and suitability for different use cases. The analysis highlights the Floodlight's better trigger guard coverage and friction retention versus the Omnivore's active retention but significant safety concerns regarding trigger access, ultimately recommending custom Kydex for superior security.

The Alien Gear ShapeShift Hook & Loop Holster offers versatile firearm mounting on smooth surfaces using adhesive landing pads. It's compatible with the ShapeShift and Cloak series, featuring adjustable passive retention and full trigger guard coverage for safety. The holster is constructed from durable polymer and includes a Forever Warranty and 30-day trial.

This guide, presented by GLOCK, Inc., details effective techniques for everyday carry (EDC) using a purse or bag. It emphasizes the critical importance of using a holster that completely covers the trigger guard and practicing consistent draw and re-holstering motions. The instruction highlights maintaining situational awareness and employing a ready-access grip in higher-risk scenarios, all while reinforcing fundamental firearm safety rules.