How To Choose The Right Holster Comprehensive Look

Published on March 27, 2022
Duration: 15:14

This video provides a comprehensive guide to selecting the right EDC holster, emphasizing quality over price. It details different carry styles like IWB and OWB, and positions such as Appendix and Strong Side, explaining how body type and lifestyle influence the choice. The discussion covers holster materials (Kydex, Leather, Hybrid) and specific features like concealment claws, wedges, and retention systems, highlighting safety aspects like full trigger guard coverage.

Quick Summary

When choosing an EDC holster, prioritize safety features like 100% trigger guard coverage and adjustable retention. Consider carry style (IWB/OWB) and material (Kydex, Leather, Hybrid) based on your needs, and invest in quality from reputable brands for reliability.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to Holster Selection
  2. 00:42Quality vs. Price
  3. 01:44Carry Styles and Positions (IWB/OWB)
  4. 02:40Holster Materials: Kydex, Leather, Hybrid
  5. 04:08OWB Holster Details (Paddle vs. Belt Loop)
  6. 06:04IWB and Appendix Carry Features
  7. 09:04Safety and Quality Standards
  8. 13:25Recommended Holster Brands

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the main types of concealed carry holsters discussed?

The video primarily discusses Inside the Waistband (IWB) and Outside the Waistband (OWB) holsters. It also touches on specific styles like 'Sidecar' holsters which often include an attached magazine caddy.

What materials are commonly used for EDC holsters?

Common holster materials include Kydex (a thermoplastic), Leather, and Hybrid designs which combine Kydex and leather. Each material offers different benefits regarding comfort, durability, and maintenance.

What are the most important safety features for a concealed carry holster?

Crucial safety features include 100% coverage of the trigger guard to prevent accidental discharge and secure, adjustable retention to ensure the firearm stays in place during movement.

How do concealment claws and wedges improve IWB holsters?

Concealment claws and wedges are features added to IWB holsters that help push the firearm's grip closer to the body. This reduces 'printing,' making the concealed firearm less noticeable.

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