Trevor Bending's Expert Holster Picks - OpticsPlanet.com

Published on August 25, 2011
Duration: 3:54

Trevor Benning of Optics Planet reviews four distinct holsters: the Galco Halo for pistols with weapon lights, the 5.11 Thumb Drive with a thumb release and adjustable belt attachments, the Bianchi 3S for inside-the-waistband carry with adjustable cant, and the Bianchi 5BHL featuring a suede lining for pistol finish protection. He emphasizes proper break-in for leather holsters and the importance of knowing specific firearm details when ordering.

Quick Summary

Trevor Benning from Optics Planet highlights key holsters: the Galco Halo for weapon-light equipped pistols, the 5.11 Thumb Drive with a thumb release and versatile attachments, the Bianchi 3S for adjustable IWB cant, and the Bianchi 5BHL with a suede lining to protect firearm finish.

Chapters

  1. 00:05Introduction by Trevor Benning
  2. 00:13Galco Halo Holster Review
  3. 00:495.11 Thumb Drive Holster Review
  4. 01:53Bianchi 3S Inside the Waistband Holster Review
  5. 02:49Bianchi 5BHL Holster Review
  6. 03:20Holster Ordering Advice

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Galco Halo holster best suited for?

The Galco Halo holster is specifically designed to carry a pistol that has a weapon light attached. It ensures a secure fit for firearms equipped with lights like the TLR-1.

What are the key features of the 5.11 Thumb Drive holster?

The 5.11 Thumb Drive holster offers a thumb push release for a natural draw, a hood guard for added security, and comes with both adjustable belt loop and paddle attachments for versatile carry options.

How does the Bianchi 3S holster improve concealed carry comfort?

The Bianchi 3S holster is an inside-the-waistband option with an adjustable belt loop that allows you to set the cant (angle) of the holster, enabling a more comfortable and efficient draw stroke.

Why choose the Bianchi 5BHL holster for pistol finish protection?

The Bianchi 5BHL holster features a soft suede lining. This lining helps to protect the finish of your pistol from scratches and wear that can occur from repeated drawing and reholstering.

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