Choosing The Right Holster

Published on June 24, 2013
Duration: 4:31

This video emphasizes that choosing the right concealed carry holster is a difficult and iterative process, not an easy one. The speaker, TheYankeeMarshal, shares his personal journey through numerous holster types and styles, highlighting that it often takes extensive trial and error to find what works for an individual's body type, clothing, and firearm. He advises viewers not to get discouraged if their initial choices aren't perfect, as evolving carry methods and holsters are common.

Quick Summary

Choosing the right concealed carry holster is a challenging process involving significant trial and error. It's not a natural behavior, and finding a comfortable, secure fit for your firearm, body, and lifestyle often requires experimenting with various holster types like OWB and IWB, made from materials such as leather or Kydex.

Chapters

  1. 00:11Introduction to Concealed Carry Challenges
  2. 00:19The Difficulty of Concealed Carry
  3. 00:36It's Not Easy for Most People
  4. 00:45Carrying a Gun is Unnatural
  5. 01:02Speaker's Holster Journey
  6. 01:17Transition to OWB Kydex Holsters
  7. 01:24Specific Holster Example
  8. 01:35Evolution of Carry Methods
  9. 01:49Holster Selection is the Hardest Part
  10. 01:54Sea of Holsters
  11. 02:22Types of Holsters
  12. 02:31Using Nate Square Tactical Holsters
  13. 02:42Changing Guns Requires Holster Changes
  14. 03:00Unused Holsters
  15. 03:12Don't Expect to Get it Right First Time
  16. 03:19It Wasn't Easy for Me
  17. 03:44It's a Process

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is choosing a concealed carry holster so difficult?

Choosing a concealed carry holster is difficult because it's not a natural process for most people. It requires extensive trial and error to find a holster that fits your specific firearm, body type, clothing, and lifestyle comfortably and securely for daily carry.

What are common types of holsters for concealed carry?

Common holster types include Outside the Waistband (OWB) and Inside the Waistband (IWB). Materials range from leather to Kydex, with variations in retention, clip types, and designs catering to different firearms and carry preferences.

Should I expect to find the perfect holster immediately?

No, you should not expect to find the perfect holster immediately. The speaker emphasizes that it's a process of trial and error, and many experienced carriers, including himself, have gone through numerous holsters before finding what works best for them.

How does changing your carry gun affect holster choice?

When you change your primary carry gun, you often have to change your holster as well. Holsters are typically designed for specific firearm models, and a holster that works well for one gun may not be suitable or secure for another.

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