Videos tagged with Trigger Guard Retention

This video discusses firearm holsters, specifically questioning the reliance on traditional "clicky" retention methods. The presenter contrasts this with their engineered holster design, which achieves a full-friction fit, ensuring the firearm remains securely in place without the need for a loud audible click. The description highlights a clear home position for the gun and emphasizes a superior retention system. The video promotes Tenicor products and directs viewers to their website and social media channels.

This "Into the Fray" episode reviews Crossbreed's Reckoning Holster, highlighting its innovative adjustable retention system operated by a hex key. The holster utilizes a hybrid design with a polymer shell and leather backing, praised for comfort and security in concealed carry (IWB). Features like the combat cutout for improved draw access and interchangeable metal or polymer clips are discussed. The video also promotes the USCCA's mission and membership benefits.

This video provides an in-depth review of the Canik TP9 Elite SC, focusing on its features for concealed carry. The presenter highlights the pistol's optics-ready capability, ambidextrous controls, and included accessories. A significant portion of the review is dedicated to evaluating the provided holster and comparing it to aftermarket options, emphasizing the importance of proper retention and concealed carry design.

The Galco Ankle Guard holster is an open-top, ankle-worn concealment option designed for fast draws. It utilizes passive retention at the trigger guard, which is adjustable via screws for customizable security and speed. The holster is mated to a comfortable, breathable neoprene cuff with sheepskin padding, derived from Galco's long-standing Ankle Glove design. An optional calf strap is available to help position the holster off the ankle bone for enhanced comfort.

This guide details new concealment holster options from Bianchi and Safariland, introduced at SHOT Show 2012. It covers the Bianchi Illusion line's material innovations, specific models like the 125 Consent, 130 Classified, and 135 Suppression, highlighting their unique retention, comfort, and concealment features. It also introduces Safariland's Cordura-finished ALS holsters for enhanced durability and camouflage. The information is presented by James Dawson, Category Director for Safariland and Bianchi, offering expert insights into holster design and application.

George Poulos, an expert from OpticsPlanet, reviews several holsters emphasizing security, concealment, and versatility. He highlights the Bianchi Model 111 for its strong-side or cross-draw capability and full coverage, the Bianchi 55 L for its simplicity and concealment with trigger guard retention, the Bianchi Model 83 Carry Lock for its quick-release paddle and internal trigger guard lock, and the Safariland 6287 for its rotating locking hood and adaptability for law enforcement and civilian use. He also showcases the Galco Meridian handbag, a fashionable concealed carry option with a dedicated handgun compartment.