NRA Gun Gear of the Week: Always Improve Your Position

Published on April 27, 2018
Duration: 7:19

This video focuses on the principle of 'always improve your position' applied to personal defense gear. Instructor Joe Kurtenbach details small, impactful modifications to improve firearm and knife carry comfort and functionality. Examples include replacing rigid holster clips with soft loops for better appendix carry comfort and adding magazine extensions to improve grip on a compact pistol.

Quick Summary

The principle of 'always improve your position' applies to personal defense gear by making small, impactful changes. For appendix carry, replacing rigid holster clips with soft loops enhances comfort. For compact pistols, magazine extensions can improve grip. A small fixed-blade knife can be a durable EDC alternative to a folder.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: Always Improve Your Position
  2. 01:42Sig P320 X Carry Holster Modification
  3. 03:30Improving Grip on Springfield XDm Compact
  4. 04:50Fixed Blade Knife for EDC
  5. 06:54Conclusion: Continuous Improvement

Frequently Asked Questions

How can I make appendix carry more comfortable?

For appendix carry, consider replacing rigid polymer holster clips with soft loops. This modification allows the holster to flex and move with your body, significantly improving comfort during daily activities like sitting and walking.

What's a simple way to improve the grip on a compact pistol?

If your compact pistol has a flush-fitting magazine that results in a short grip, consider using a magazine extension. Products like Pearce Grip extensions can add valuable real estate for your fingers, enhancing control and shooting comfort.

What are the benefits of a fixed-blade knife for everyday carry?

A small, lightweight fixed-blade knife offers simplicity and durability compared to a folding knife. They are often easier to deploy and maintain, making them a reliable choice for daily tasks, provided they meet local carry laws.

What is the 'always improve your position' mantra in a civilian context?

The 'always improve your position' mantra, originating from military observation posts, translates to continuously refining your personal defense gear, training, and mindset. It means making small, incremental changes to enhance effectiveness and comfort.

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