This holster is a Galco Royal Guard. I found it to be the most one of the most comfortable holsters to wear. I carry a CZ P01. This is worth every penny.
I absolutely love my Glock 19 Gen 4! I am new to conceal carry and I wouldn't want to carry anything else. I am definitely going to look at this holster. I currently use the basic Serpa holster, but my gun feels like it bounces when I walk and doesn't feel secure on my waist. I double check it before I leave the house, it isn't floppy or anything, just feels that way.
I find your videos very well done. You obviously know what you are talking about and it is done in a style that is easy to understand. I was a reserve officer for about 15 years and fell I can trust your information as very well informed. And yes, Lenny, I ended my LEO stint using two Glocks - a Md 35 and a Md. 27. Thanks. Great job.
I love and use your Undertech shirts. As far as an IWB holster, Stealth Gear is hands down the most comfortable, most durable and best made one on the market!
I've tried Fobus, Uncle Mikes, Sticky, Bravo Concealment, Alien Gear & several others. My favorite is my Springfield XDS in an Old Faithful IWB. Very comfortable!
Mine too is about 15 years old and has the perfect amount of wear to make it even better. If it isn't lost or eaten by a Rottweiler, it really could last a couple lifetimes.
I have 2 Galco leather conceal holsters, and agree leather is best. Leather's unique properties allow it to conform to the shape of your gun over time, holding the gun secure, plus easily releasing it. No other material I've used does that. Leather is also comfortable and extremely durable. Like the man says, there is a breaking in period- just like there is for a baseball glove. Its pretty simple, if you're in a big hurry buy a plastic holster.
The directions i read from 1 of my holster companys states to. Take 2 layers of wax paper wax side out. Rap the pistol and then holster it. Leave it for a couple of days like that. And the gun will wax the sweat spot u want. And helps to protect the leather. It worked for my holster. Didnt know if there was a draw back to this or not.
I’m surprised you don’t have a bigger subscriber base. You have t.v. Quality voice. I’m not a glock fan, but I’m a fan of your channel. Keep up the good work.
I have 4 guns and I've bought a dozen holsters before I found a style of CCW I could be satisfied with. I have 4 1911's (22LR, .380, 9mm, and a 45 ACP). I have an N82 for each of them. I carry concealed at all times and the N82's are never uncomfortable.
Wrap your gun in waxed paper, insert it into the holster and let it set a day or two. The wax lubricates the holster slightly , allowing the leather to mold to the gun,expand slightly as it were.mLeave the gun alone for at least a day, two to be sure.
Right on or spray some Silicone on the inside of the Holster and then draw it in and out of it or Galco sells a Hloster Eazz bottle of holster breaking in stuff also all will work great etc
Another copy of the Milt Sparks rig that was the definitive IWB holster before anyone knew what IWB meant.Bought my first MS in 1991 and it still works great except when I get a little sweaty then it reminds me of my uncles farm saddles.
2:06 ring finger in the trigger guard, touching the trigger. Love it! Just put your index finger in there and spin it like an old-time Western star. Leather IWB holsters work for Nevada, where there's no humidity, but in 3/4 of the country, including here in Florida, they are a recipe for a rusty slide. I also don't like the fact that you must wear a belt with this model. Sometimes all I wear are surf-shorts and a t-shirt. A belt can be too bulky, even if the shorts have loops.
+Joey Crow It depends on what gun I'm carrying. I prefer Kydex IWB carry with a clip when carrying my M&P40c. CZ-75PCR or PT111G2 (they all fit in the same holster). The clip secures to the waistband on my pants or shorts, without the need for a belt. The clip is also made "tuckable" so you can tuck your shirt in if you want. I carry in the appendix position mostly. I also have a blade-tech plastic IWB with a clip for my Shield 9mm. I used to carry a Kel-tec P11 with the clip attached to the frame, no holster needed. The advantage all of these methods have over leather, in addition to not getting your gun soaking wet with perspiration and humidity, is that they are made from porous material. They hold their shape when the weapon is drawn, making it easier to re-holster. Leather collapses, making it more difficult to holster your gun after the threat is over. This could be dangerous in a stressful situation, when adrenalin is flowing. I often carry my Taurus PT-22 when something really small is needed. This is either IWB in Kydex or in a pocket holster; usually in my right cargo pocket (I hate having anything in my front pockets, its a Marine thing). Probably more of an answer, and a less specific one, than you were looking for, but I hope it helped.
+5Ring Yeah, that was a hell of an answer. Haha that's what I needed to know, though. thanks for taking the time, and your quick response. Much appreciated.
Yes, well I carried my PT-111 G2 for ONE DAY in a leather holster and the slide rusted. I cleaned it and now carry in a Bladetech polymer holster. No rust. (Also, I clean my guns every time they are fired).
Love your trucks and content! I had a white 2nd gen just like that about 6 years or so ago. I used it with a Smarty tuner and the Edge comp that was available at the time. I don’t have any data to back this up, but I was definitely more impressed with the feel of the Smarty. Not that the Edge Comp was bad, but I wished I had the Smarty back once I had the Comp.
Another exceptional video. Great audio. Great picture quality. Nice flow. Plus, it must be nice to be that fit. Lenny, you should do a video on your workout and diet.
I'm a former Californian now living in Nevada.I have no idea how a person in California can be a "gun guy."I worked for the Mayor of Los Angeles and I couldn't get a concealed carry permit.The fact that Len has a "favorite" concealed carry holster is debatable....I wouldbet a million dollars he can't legally carry a concealed weapon.He undoubtedly has a fantastic Glock store and Glocks are my favorite, butCalifornia is not the place to live if you love firearms.
One thing that will help is to put some leather conditioner (or Glove conditioner from Hibbets works great), put the gun in and let it sit over night. Cuts the break in process in half.
See this, you just grab the dirt, just like that. And you then put in the bag, see? very simple, and seal the bag with your two fingers just like that. And now you have a bag of dirt, very simple yet effective. Visit our online store to get your own bag of dirt, just like that.
I was told by one of my training officer's. Take your empty firearm place it in a plastic bag, curing leather holster in water for about a 1/2 hour . Place your gun in the holster let it Set until it dried !! It works after place a little baby powder inside then work it in a few time's then your are good to go. It Definitely worked with my service holster.
I've tried leather holsters but have never found one that felt smooth on the draw, even after plenty of break in time. I would imagine much of that is because I've gotten so used to kydex. The only exceptions have been the old fashioned 'cowboy' gun belts with tied down holsters...smooth as butter but hardly applicable for concealment. :)
Here's one boys and girls: Garrett Industries Holsters. Kydex lined with Hermann Oak leather to create a product with the greatness of both worlds. Leather for silent draw, kydex for solidarity and fit.
+Tregeta I bought an Alien Gear a little while ago because of the price, just to see how it compared to my Crossbreed. I love the design and concealabilty, but even with all the adjustment options I couldn't get the retention right for me. I HAD to wear at 4:30 position to stand a chance at it not hanging up on the draw...simply too tight. I thought about upgrading to the 3.0 backing to give that a try...or just stick with my Supertuck! Any advice? I really do wish I could get the Alien Gear rig to work for me.
it's got the cant, it's got the best durability for a leather holster, and it's got 1st class holster company producing it. In reality it's whatever works for you, but i've noticed my 5.11 iwb holster is rough on the body compared to the leather one I own, and the lack of a cant makes it slightly difficult to get a good purchase on the gun.
Im thinking hes gonna show something revolutionary and he pulls this fukn thing out and says "the reason this is the best holster is because it lasts forever". Are you fukn with me man like seriously and then strokes the damn thing for 35 min.
I was getting security force training from a retired Chief Signalman, he had the story's of what sentries used to be like having a wooden Baton in a leather sheath that was shrunken around it, so they had to trick it in their belt and if they used it it would still have the sheath stuck on it.
Two words. Crossbreed Supertuck. All the weight is centered in one spot on this little holster. With the crossbreed and it's copycats, the weight is distributed evenly.
I personally prefer the NRA Covert Comfort IWB Holster for my Glock 26. Very comfortable and just as useful and serviceable as the one in this video. The issue is a long way from being settled or there would be only one "right" holster for concealed carry.
Wrap some wax paper around the slide (2 layers) and insert the gun into the holster. Let it sit overnight and the break in is pretty much done. Galco Royal Guard is my personal preference of ccw holsters.
Let's don't be lazy folks. Any item designed to help save my life or my loved ones lives is worth whatever you have to do. I will follow almost any process to make these things work correctly. 300 draws seems excessive unless it saves a life. I need my holster to work perfectly, whatever it takes. Is your life worth that hour out of your day?
300 draws is to also develop muscle and nerve memory. It is to make the hand-to-grip and draw second nature in a time of stress when you have to draw your weapon, especially if you are switching from a different make/style of holster. Your better law enforcement agencies do the same thing when they transition from one style duty holster to another.
My first CCW holster was essentially like this one but smaller since it was made for a Sig P238 380. The reinforcement strip around the top of the holster gouged and was too uncomfortable to tolerate. There was no protection from the he corner of the gun's but plate. It was a beautiful little holster and was built upon really good working theory, but I found that wearing it was impractical even with a miniature Sig P238. As concealable as mine was, it was too uncomfortable .
you have got to be kidding...a Crossbreed Supertuck is about 30 percent thinner, you can change the cant and it distributes the weight of a bigger gun over a larger area. He must own stock in the company that makes that holster.
There are two in the Glockstore catalog that look like this one. One is called "Inner Piece IWB" and is priced at $75.99. The other is the "Cozy Partner IWB" and it is $69.99. I hope that helps.
I'm sure it's good, but the BEST, I don't think so. I'll stick with the Horsehide Crossbreed IWB holster. Heck, I forget I'm even wearing it most of the time.
Many of us can’t wear an IWB holster, our body type makes them VERY uncomfortable. That seems to be the only type holsters you recommend, or demonstrate.
Longevity is directly related to a person's Ph level. I know guys who have to restrap their armor every six weeks due to the utility splits literally disintegrating from their sweat. Utility splits can be tossed in muddy, algae filled areas and left for over 5 years in the muck, washed in a washing machine and used with no deterioration. Yes, I've done tests to verify this. So yeah, I'm pretty sure one of these holsters wouldn't last two months on them. If these are properly waxed, they will definitely last longer than if they were urethane coated though.
I prefer a holster that distributes the weight of the gun more. These style holsters concentrate all the weight of the gun on a small area of the belt, making it less comfortable to carry. Crossbreed is the way to go. I wear a full size p226 in a Super Tuck and forget it's even there.
Yes, I know, "it's just a tool," but will Kydex scratch the finish off your slide or course enough to scratch SS? Sometimes it's nice to carry a prized safe queen...
Think of this as a manual for someone who bought a mitch rosen or other leather holster. Some folks are newbies, not self pro-claimed experts. What he's saying is true.I had a horsehide holster for my colt snubbie, It needed breaking in. A old retired fbi friend said that practicing with snap caps , with a penny on the frame above the cylinder till you can quickly go thru all five "rounds" with out the penny falling will help your accuracy and speed on wheel guns. Snap caps protect the gun.
When I was a kid---I used butter to break in my leather baseball glove. It did a very good job, Butter would probably work on this holster---don't knock it --till ya tried it.
This is a knockoff of the Milt Sparks Summer Special. I have had one for years for several different guns and they are the best. But I would be willing to try one of these. I am sure the quality is top notch and I avoid the 3-4 month wait for a Sparks.
This is the most comfortable holster I use. It's also the easiest to put on and take off. It does have tipping upside down in the bathroom issues though.
Ive watched a few of these videos and found this guy can make shit seem like gold
LoL yeah. He reminds me of an infomercial host
He is good, but no need for disgusting vulgarity son. Grow up eh?
Earthling Ya like the 9mm conversation barrel for glock 23 didn't work like the video
Conversation barrel? I routinely talk to my barrels, but they dont talk back. Where do I get this amazing conversation barrel?
bubbatime the glock store silly
World's best product endorsement voice.
This guy should be a rep for some testosterone therapy clinic.
Reminds me of Cave Johnson from Portal
This holster is a Galco Royal Guard. I found it to be the most one of the most comfortable holsters to wear. I carry a CZ P01. This is worth every penny.
I should proof read my comments better before posting :/
MrTrenttness
MrTrenttness - I would love it if it had a thumb break, just personal preference.
I absolutely love my Glock 19 Gen 4! I am new to conceal carry and I wouldn't want to carry anything else. I am definitely going to look at this holster. I currently use the basic Serpa holster, but my gun feels like it bounces when I walk and doesn't feel secure on my waist. I double check it before I leave the house, it isn't floppy or anything, just feels that way.
Best holster for the Glock 19 or any other gun I carry is the Brommeland Max Con V, bar non, nothing else comes close for comfort and concealing.
"i'm gonna put the holster back behind my back today because that's more traditional," *snaps it up in appendix carry
I find your videos very well done. You obviously know what you are talking about and it is done in a style that is easy to understand. I was a reserve officer for about 15 years and fell I can trust your information as very well informed.
And yes, Lenny, I ended my LEO stint using two Glocks - a Md 35 and a Md. 27. Thanks. Great job.
I love and use your Undertech shirts. As far as an IWB holster, Stealth Gear is hands down the most comfortable, most durable and best made one on the market!
I am jealous of his waist. Mine hasn't been that trim since the Bay of Pigs invasion.
Dude is slim as a 17 year old cheerleader.
Bay of Pigs??? Are you a ghost 👻??😂
Who ever enters the market of concealed carry for round people first will be billionaires
Makes two of us
Sounds easy enough to solve if you actually care.
I've tried Fobus, Uncle Mikes, Sticky, Bravo Concealment, Alien Gear & several others.
My favorite is my Springfield XDS in an Old Faithful IWB. Very comfortable!
Mine too is about 15 years old and has the perfect amount of wear to make it even better. If it isn't lost or eaten by a Rottweiler, it really could last a couple lifetimes.
Glockstore is great. They're the largest glock retailer seller for a reason..... GREAT CUSTOMER SERVICE!
I have 2 Galco leather conceal holsters, and agree leather is best. Leather's unique properties allow it to conform to the shape of your gun over time, holding the gun secure, plus easily releasing it. No other material I've used does that. Leather is also comfortable and extremely durable. Like the man says, there is a breaking in period- just like there is for a baseball glove. Its pretty simple, if you're in a big hurry buy a plastic holster.
The directions i read from 1 of my holster companys states to. Take 2 layers of wax paper wax side out. Rap the pistol and then holster it. Leave it for a couple of days like that. And the gun will wax the sweat spot u want. And helps to protect the leather. It worked for my holster. Didnt know if there was a draw back to this or not.
I had a similar problem with with my external glock polymer holster I did exactly what you suggested and it’s getting better all the time.
at about 2:03 you have your finger resting by/against the trigger, and then 20 seconds later say keep finger off the trigger lol
I’m surprised you don’t have a bigger subscriber base. You have t.v. Quality voice. I’m not a glock fan, but I’m a fan of your channel. Keep up the good work.
I have 4 guns and I've bought a dozen holsters before I found a style of CCW I could be satisfied with. I have 4 1911's (22LR, .380, 9mm, and a 45 ACP). I have an N82 for each of them. I carry concealed at all times and the N82's are never uncomfortable.
Wrap your gun in waxed paper, insert it into the holster and let it set a day or two. The wax lubricates the holster slightly , allowing the leather to mold to the gun,expand slightly as it were.mLeave the gun alone for at least a day, two to be sure.
awesome idea.
And this folks is the CORRECT way to break in a holster! He totally lost me on the 200-300 draws crap.
Have used this method and works great.
Right on or spray some Silicone on the inside of the Holster and then draw it in and out of it or Galco sells a Hloster Eazz bottle of holster breaking in stuff also all will work great etc
Another copy of the Milt Sparks rig that was the definitive IWB holster before anyone knew what IWB meant.Bought my first MS in 1991 and it still works great except when I get a little sweaty then it reminds me of my uncles farm saddles.
2:06 ring finger in the trigger guard, touching the trigger. Love it! Just put your index finger in there and spin it like an old-time Western star.
Leather IWB holsters work for Nevada, where there's no humidity, but in 3/4 of the country, including here in Florida, they are a recipe for a rusty slide. I also don't like the fact that you must wear a belt with this model. Sometimes all I wear are surf-shorts and a t-shirt. A belt can be too bulky, even if the shorts have loops.
What do you use?
+Joey Crow It depends on what gun I'm carrying. I prefer Kydex IWB carry with a clip when carrying my M&P40c. CZ-75PCR or PT111G2 (they all fit in the same holster). The clip secures to the waistband on my pants or shorts, without the need for a belt. The clip is also made "tuckable" so you can tuck your shirt in if you want. I carry in the appendix position mostly. I also have a blade-tech plastic IWB with a clip for my Shield 9mm. I used to carry a Kel-tec P11 with the clip attached to the frame, no holster needed. The advantage all of these methods have over leather, in addition to not getting your gun soaking wet with perspiration and humidity, is that they are made from porous material. They hold their shape when the weapon is drawn, making it easier to re-holster. Leather collapses, making it more difficult to holster your gun after the threat is over. This could be dangerous in a stressful situation, when adrenalin is flowing. I often carry my Taurus PT-22 when something really small is needed. This is either IWB in Kydex or in a pocket holster; usually in my right cargo pocket (I hate having anything in my front pockets, its a Marine thing). Probably more of an answer, and a less specific one, than you were looking for, but I hope it helped.
+5Ring Yeah, that was a hell of an answer. Haha that's what I needed to know, though. thanks for taking the time, and your quick response. Much appreciated.
Which is why you clean your weapon once in a while. To prevent rusting.
Yes, well I carried my PT-111 G2 for ONE DAY in a leather holster and the slide rusted. I cleaned it and now carry in a Bladetech polymer holster. No rust. (Also, I clean my guns every time they are fired).
Would love to see a updated version of this video given all the changes in the market over the past 10 years
Love your trucks and content! I had a white 2nd gen just like that about 6 years or so ago. I used it with a Smarty tuner and the Edge comp that was available at the time. I don’t have any data to back this up, but I was definitely more impressed with the feel of the Smarty. Not that the Edge Comp was bad, but I wished I had the Smarty back once I had the Comp.
This guy was made to teach. I would learn anything that he taught.
same
Another exceptional video. Great audio. Great picture quality. Nice flow. Plus, it must be nice to be that fit. Lenny, you should do a video on your workout and diet.
I'm a former Californian now living in Nevada.I have no idea how a person in California can be a "gun guy."I worked for the Mayor of Los Angeles and I couldn't get a concealed carry permit.The fact that Len has a "favorite" concealed carry holster is debatable....I wouldbet a million dollars he can't legally carry a concealed weapon.He undoubtedly has a fantastic Glock store and Glocks are my favorite, butCalifornia is not the place to live if you love firearms.
One thing that will help is to put some leather conditioner (or Glove conditioner from Hibbets works great), put the gun in and let it sit over night. Cuts the break in process in half.
this guy could be selling Dirt on the ground and my dumbass will buy it
See this, you just grab the dirt, just like that. And you then put in the bag, see? very simple, and seal the bag with your two fingers just like that. And now you have a bag of dirt, very simple yet effective. Visit our online store to get your own bag of dirt, just like that.
You're hired, Diego! LOL!
"Alright?"
Sounds like a fun evening with the wife: "Put the gun in, and pull it out, two to three hundred times."
Galco makes quality stuff. I bought 3 shouder rigs to use with a 45 ACP before I settled upon the Galco Miami Classic Horizontal. Great fit to form.
I was told by one of my training officer's. Take your empty firearm place it in a plastic bag, curing leather holster in water for about a 1/2 hour . Place your gun in the holster let it Set until it dried !! It works after place a little baby powder inside then work it in a few time's then your are good to go.
It Definitely worked with my service holster.
I rub some wax paper inside the holster. Really helps the draw without going overboard.
200 to 300 times during the hour long TV show, that would be a work out. I understand your point though. It was the analogy.
I've tried leather holsters but have never found one that felt smooth on the draw, even after plenty of break in time. I would imagine much of that is because I've gotten so used to kydex. The only exceptions have been the old fashioned 'cowboy' gun belts with tied down holsters...smooth as butter but hardly applicable for concealment. :)
good review on an average holster.
When you find a job you like and are good at it, you can buy quality stuff. Apparently he is good at what he does! I'm 59 and I still am looking.
Here's one boys and girls: Garrett Industries Holsters. Kydex lined with Hermann Oak leather to create a product with the greatness of both worlds. Leather for silent draw, kydex for solidarity and fit.
we got this really old tree out back. probably the best tree in the world..wait. uh.
Aliengear trumps this every day of the week. Better comfort, better concealability, and no break in times. Cheaper too.
+Tregeta I bought an Alien Gear a little while ago because of the price, just to see how it compared to my Crossbreed. I love the design and concealabilty, but even with all the adjustment options I couldn't get the retention right for me. I HAD to wear at 4:30 position to stand a chance at it not hanging up on the draw...simply too tight. I thought about upgrading to the 3.0 backing to give that a try...or just stick with my Supertuck! Any advice? I really do wish I could get the Alien Gear rig to work for me.
Kinda stretching it by saying best concealment holster in the world!
Right?
it's got the cant, it's got the best durability for a leather holster, and it's got 1st class holster company producing it. In reality it's whatever works for you, but i've noticed my 5.11 iwb holster is rough on the body compared to the leather one I own, and the lack of a cant makes it slightly difficult to get a good purchase on the gun.
Kennedyworks My leather DeSantis holster is my favorite out of all my holsters.
Im thinking hes gonna show something revolutionary and he pulls this fukn thing out and says "the reason this is the best holster is because it lasts forever". Are you fukn with me man like seriously and then strokes the damn thing for 35 min.
I was getting security force training from a retired Chief Signalman, he had the story's of what sentries used to be like having a wooden Baton in a leather sheath that was shrunken around it, so they had to trick it in their belt and if they used it it would still have the sheath stuck on it.
Two words. Crossbreed Supertuck. All the weight is centered in one spot on this little holster. With the crossbreed and it's copycats, the weight is distributed evenly.
I personally prefer the NRA Covert Comfort IWB Holster for my Glock 26. Very comfortable and just as useful and serviceable as the one in this video. The issue is a long way from being settled or there would be only one "right" holster for concealed carry.
Years ago, I tried a horsehide holster from a custom maker, it was like wearing a piece of 2 by 4 inside your pants....Alien Gear for the win !
Wrap some wax paper around the slide (2 layers) and insert the gun into the holster. Let it sit overnight and the break in is pretty much done. Galco Royal Guard is my personal preference of ccw holsters.
Summer Comfort. Just wrap the gun in Wax Paper Stick it in the holster and leave it in the holster overnight. Works like a charm.
Semper Fi
Really nice and ya make it easy
nice setup/upgrades on that Glock 2:02
Very helpful review - thanks. I'm pretty sure I saw this guy at the Texas State Fair demonstrating the VitaMix Blender.
Let's don't be lazy folks. Any item designed to help save my life or my loved ones lives is worth whatever you have to do. I will follow almost any process to make these things work correctly. 300 draws seems excessive unless it saves a life. I need my holster to work perfectly, whatever it takes. Is your life worth that hour out of your day?
whitehatholster.com ZERO draws and it works perfect. I own three of them.
300 draws is to also develop muscle and nerve memory. It is to make the hand-to-grip and draw second nature in a time of stress when you have to draw your weapon, especially if you are switching from a different make/style of holster. Your better law enforcement agencies do the same thing when they transition from one style duty holster to another.
James DeGraffenreid THANK YOU !!!!!!
James DeGraffenreid THANK YOU !!!!!!
It would be awesome to have that for a Glock 42X pistol. Yes Glock 42X with some shield arms S15 mag's in .380 caliber. Now that would be awesome.
Is a Crosbreed Holster, it's kydex so it doesn't need breaking in.
My first CCW holster was essentially like this one but smaller since it was made for a Sig P238 380. The reinforcement strip around the top of the holster gouged and was too uncomfortable to tolerate. There was no protection from the he corner of the gun's but plate. It was a beautiful little holster and was built upon really good working theory, but I found that wearing it was impractical even with a miniature Sig P238. As concealable as mine was, it was too uncomfortable .
I prefer a similar holster from Galco called Deep Cover.
you have got to be kidding...a Crossbreed Supertuck is about 30 percent thinner, you can change the cant and it distributes the weight of a bigger gun over a larger area. He must own stock in the company that makes that holster.
Good holster..I use the Galco UDC286 (L109H) for my Glock 26 "Baby Glock"...Great video...
Still think im sticking with my stealthgear AIWB holster was a bit expensive but soo worth the money
Clips yet to fail on me
Yes because you know my life all so well
Dude you are just trying to argue for the sake of arguing, that's just stupid
+MGladwell if you actually trained, that leather holster will rub the finish right off that glock
"That's what Glock Store is all about".
5:51 NICE!! you ALWAYS put your fingers in front of the muzzle of the gun when holstering it. :)
There are two in the Glockstore catalog that look like this one. One is called "Inner Piece IWB" and is priced at $75.99. The other is the "Cozy Partner IWB" and it is $69.99. I hope that helps.
Took another look at the catalog: This holster he is showing is $124.95 and is called "The world's best concealment holster". Imagine that.
I love the pants he has. 5.11 tactical stryke pants are awesome
Lenny, you need to lighten up on the superlatives.....
Tagua super soft holsters are the best IMO !!
Nice but have kydex one that works very well without any fuss.
Nice holster. Good review. I have to say thing off topic.
I enjoy browsing your website as well.
I'm sure it's good, but the BEST, I don't think so. I'll stick with the Horsehide Crossbreed IWB holster. Heck, I forget I'm even wearing it most of the time.
Best invention since sliced bread, this man can sell anything☺
The holster is quality made It needs no breaking in
Many of us can’t wear an IWB holster, our body type makes them VERY uncomfortable. That seems to be the only type holsters you recommend, or demonstrate.
I'm a real skinny guy and I use a Remora AIWB and I can sit,and basically do anything comfortably.
Longevity is directly related to a person's Ph level. I know guys who have to restrap their armor every six weeks due to the utility splits literally disintegrating from their sweat. Utility splits can be tossed in muddy, algae filled areas and left for over 5 years in the muck, washed in a washing machine and used with no deterioration. Yes, I've done tests to verify this.
So yeah, I'm pretty sure one of these holsters wouldn't last two months on them. If these are properly waxed, they will definitely last longer than if they were urethane coated though.
Fits great for my glock 30. I would suggest a reinforced belt with it. I'm sure most of u strokers know that
great looking hoslter! great video!
I have the same Oakley watch, I love it!
I prefer a holster that distributes the weight of the gun more. These style holsters concentrate all the weight of the gun on a small area of the belt, making it less comfortable to carry. Crossbreed is the way to go. I wear a full size p226 in a Super Tuck and forget it's even there.
Would have been much better if he had named the brand and a source.
Kydex is all u need to know.
i agree kydex is awesome locks the gun in and when u need to pull it out it comes out with ease
+Nick 636n8r (stuntn24-7) agreed
Leather is better
Yes, I know, "it's just a tool," but will Kydex scratch the finish off your slide or course enough to scratch SS? Sometimes it's nice to carry a prized safe queen...
JohnnyQuid71 - By definition, a safe queen is not carried.
had issues with GlockStore, ordered a replacement barrel and they sent me a used one.
i don’t even like the holster, but the way he presents the merchandise 🧐
Dune Hume J.I.T. works perfect outside the waistband 4 o'clock for those of us with fat.
He sound like a game show host with a Arnold accent. LOL
everytime I put it in and pull it out a few hundred times my child support payments double! damned baby batter!!
Great video
We're you ever a used car salesman ? Not that there's anything wrong with that. Just wondering.
Is there any danger of keeping your mags loaded when you are not using it.?
Think of this as a manual for someone who bought a mitch rosen or other leather holster. Some folks are newbies, not self pro-claimed experts. What he's saying
is true.I had a horsehide holster for my colt snubbie, It needed breaking in.
A old retired fbi friend said that practicing with snap caps , with a penny on the frame above the cylinder till you can quickly go thru all five "rounds" with out the penny falling will help your accuracy and speed on wheel guns. Snap caps protect the gun.
This channel is awesome.
thanks for the tips Lenny
it would be so cool if you upload one day your gun collections
Worlds best cup of coffee
if I'm not mistaken those see truglo fbo sights, which I have on all my glocks.
Spraying a little silicon in the holster will help with breaking it in.
lennys got swag
When I was a kid---I used butter to break in my leather baseball glove. It did a very good job, Butter would probably work on this holster---don't knock it --till ya tried it.
This is a knockoff of the Milt Sparks Summer Special.
I have had one for years for several different guns and they are the best.
But I would be willing to try one of these. I am sure the quality is top notch and I avoid the 3-4 month wait for a Sparks.
Eight years ago, don't these old videos ever expire?
thanks
Agreed!
this man knows his stuff !!!
This is the most comfortable holster I use. It's also the easiest to put on and take off. It does have tipping upside down in the bathroom issues though.