ARTV Preview: CrossBreed Holsters, Hornady Sub-Sonic Ammo And Sharps Carbine

Published on August 24, 2021
Duration: 3:17

This episode of American Rifleman Television explores concealed carry solutions with CrossBreed Holsters, focusing on their hybrid design for comfort and retention. It also reviews Hornady's Subsonic ammunition line, including specialized loads for suppressed firearms and unexpected calibers, and delves into the history and military significance of the Sharps Carbine.

Quick Summary

CrossBreed Holsters utilize a hybrid design with a leather backer for comfort and a Kydex scabbard for retention, ideal for concealed carry. Hornady's Subsonic ammunition is engineered for suppressed firearms, with expanded offerings in calibers like 30-30 Winchester and 450 Bushmaster. The Sharps Carbine was a prominent cavalry weapon during the American Civil War.

Chapters

  1. 00:04Episode Introduction: Concealed Carry
  2. 00:21Hornady Subsonic Ammunition Review
  3. 00:29Sharps Carbine: Civil War History
  4. 00:46CrossBreed Holsters Founding
  5. 01:03Hybrid Holster Concept: SuperTuck
  6. 01:28Hybrid Holster Design Benefits
  7. 02:00Hornady Subsonic Expansion
  8. 02:16Unexpected Subsonic Calibers
  9. 02:35Sharps Carbine Early Military Use
  10. 02:54Sharps Carbine in Bleeding Kansas

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the primary benefit of a hybrid holster design like the CrossBreed SuperTuck?

The hybrid holster design, such as the CrossBreed SuperTuck, combines a comfortable leather backer for skin protection with a rigid Kydex scabbard. This offers the comfort of leather for extended wear while ensuring secure retention and safe reholstering, addressing limitations of all-leather or all-plastic holsters.

What is Hornady's Subsonic ammunition line designed for?

Hornady's Subsonic ammunition line is specifically designed for use with suppressed firearms. The line features bullets engineered for optimal performance when fired through a suppressor, often with heavier bullet weights for subsonic velocities.

Which historical firearm was the most common cavalry arm for Federal troops in the Civil War?

The Sharps Carbine was the most commonly used cavalry arm by Federal troops during the American Civil War. Its effectiveness and reliability made it a favored weapon for cavalry units.

What are some of the less common calibers Hornady offers in its Subsonic ammunition line?

Hornady expanded its Subsonic line to include calibers not typically associated with subsonic use. These include 30-30 Winchester (175 gr SUB-X), 450 Bushmaster (395 gr SUB-X), and 45-70 Government.

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