Nice set up. Clean and put fogeather in an organized manor!' Get rid of 'that Blackhawk' and put on your Safariland tripple retention holster. The Blackhawk are banded in my state. I just retired from my suburban police department out here in Wisconsin. I got on after 4 years in the Marines 1987-1991. Then college and the academy training for 16 weeks. 1991-2021. I was on SWAT as well. We used basket weave or plane black Safariland Sam Brown belts 94 or buckle. And matching pouches. Mine is basket weave. I was an FTO as well. We went from Smith and Wesson 357 K frame and Cokt Python 357 to Smith and Wesson 4506 45 ACP. I retired using my Sig Sauer P320 45 ACP. In the Marine, I carried my Sig Sauer P220 45 ACP.
Personally I would recommend a more secure holster. I used to carry a that very same firearm in a Safariland 6280 before my department switched to the glock. Even in a holster that had the SLS system I felt like I wanted a third level of retention after getting in a few fights with people that didn’t want to go to jail. Its your preference at the end of the day but personally if something were to bust out at that movie theater (a riot, fight etc.) that little Blackhawk holster isn’t going to keep you safe.
very nice set up. You don't need more than 2 hand cuffs on you just one hinged and one chained. Put your OC in front of your firearm. I used a Sig Sauer P220 45 ACP for 27 years in security and law enforcement. I used My Sig Sauer P220 ACP in the Marine Corps when they took away my M1911A1. I use a Sig Sauer P320 45 ACP now. They are great guns.
I love my stinger. Bought a Klaurus XT11, thing stopped working in weeks. Went and bought a Streamlight Stinger and the thing has lasted me years of patrol.
460 four on the floor man it’s a good job you learn a lot of stuff you meet a lot of really cool people and it helps you getting you foot in the door if you would want to join the academy
@@baronshoopman9342 I can add a little more specific timeline. Level 2 (unarmed) is a 6 hour training course. It's really easy. Once you put in a substantially complete application, you can start work after 48 hours if it hasnt been approved. A level 3 class is 45 hours (classroom instruction and gun range). Once you put in the application, it's against the law to work until you get your level 3 card in hand. Depending on the DPS, it can take a couple days to a couple months.
Well personally I carry 2 for work but keep a third set in my cargo pocket just incase. Depending what site you work at, alone or with a group and who are cuffing can dictate the situation. like a big dude with wide shoulder take 2 cuffs
Barracuda Shoop the reason why is I was working a bar one night and it was just me and one police officer there was a huge fight in the bathroom and I ran out of cuffs only carrying 2 sets
@@texassecurity76 I carry 4 pairs because of the same reason I would personally swap out two pairs of chained for 2 hinged because with hinged handcuffs it makes it harder for a skinny person to slip your handcuffs
Nice set up. Clean and put fogeather in an organized manor!' Get rid of 'that Blackhawk' and put on your Safariland tripple retention holster. The Blackhawk are banded in my state. I just retired from my suburban police department out here in Wisconsin. I got on after 4 years in the Marines 1987-1991. Then college and the academy training for 16 weeks. 1991-2021. I was on SWAT as well. We used basket weave or plane black Safariland Sam Brown belts 94 or buckle. And matching pouches. Mine is basket weave. I was an FTO as well. We went from Smith and Wesson 357 K frame and Cokt Python 357 to Smith and Wesson 4506 45 ACP. I retired using my Sig Sauer P320 45 ACP. In the Marine, I carried my Sig Sauer P220 45 ACP.
Personally I would recommend a more secure holster. I used to carry a that very same firearm in a Safariland 6280 before my department switched to the glock. Even in a holster that had the SLS system I felt like I wanted a third level of retention after getting in a few fights with people that didn’t want to go to jail. Its your preference at the end of the day but personally if something were to bust out at that movie theater (a riot, fight etc.) that little Blackhawk holster isn’t going to keep you safe.
very nice set up. You don't need more than 2 hand cuffs on you just one hinged and one chained. Put your OC in front of your firearm. I used a Sig Sauer P220 45 ACP for 27 years in security and law enforcement. I used My Sig Sauer P220 ACP in the Marine Corps when they took away my M1911A1. I use a Sig Sauer P320 45 ACP now. They are great guns.
This is the BEST video I have ever seen
I love my stinger. Bought a Klaurus XT11, thing stopped working in weeks. Went and bought a Streamlight Stinger and the thing has lasted me years of patrol.
I’m a Texas level 3 commission security officer as well in Houston
Love the setup
4 sets of handcuffs SHEEEEEESH
Hey guys thanks for the support and advice I will be posting a new video tomorrow on the new set up
Good set up .I'd personally swop out the baton for a tasor
Can you do more great videos please. Plus care about tq kit
security 29 yes I will posting more on Monday thanks for the support
security 29 and I have made a new video go check it out
Back to school adds already?
Arlytexassecrity
Nice video man.
Lawn Care thank you man
Bro get a double m4 mag pouch and put 3 pairs of cobra cuffs in it instead of carrying all that wight of metal cuffs
Why do you carry 4 sets of cuffs
4 for good lock
4 sets of cuffs? A little overkill.
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What model is your sig? Caliber
M GALLAGER yes p229 but I carry Glock now I have a new video out
460 four on the floor man it’s a good job you learn a lot of stuff you meet a lot of really cool people and it helps you getting you foot in the door if you would want to join the academy
How long did it take you to get your level 3 security guard license
Honestly it doesn’t take that long you have to have a level 2 license before you get the level 3
Thanks man
Barracuda Shoop yea brother
@@baronshoopman9342 I can add a little more specific timeline. Level 2 (unarmed) is a 6 hour training course. It's really easy. Once you put in a substantially complete application, you can start work after 48 hours if it hasnt been approved.
A level 3 class is 45 hours (classroom instruction and gun range). Once you put in the application, it's against the law to work until you get your level 3 card in hand. Depending on the DPS, it can take a couple days to a couple months.
What belt is that
315 Vlogs patrol tech
Why are you carrying 4 sets handcuffs I work security over 10 years never had to put anybody in handcuffs I can understand 2
Well personally I carry 2 for work but keep a third set in my cargo pocket just incase. Depending what site you work at, alone or with a group and who are cuffing can dictate the situation. like a big dude with wide shoulder take 2 cuffs
Get a safariland holster..get rid of that junk
EDC_ DADD well I am posting video today how about you go check it out brother man
Security guards are trying so hard to be like corps lol..yall some clowns
jeff luderisse corps sorry don’t understand
@@texassecurity76 what do you mean?
Texas Security lol he can’t spell but us security guards are clowns
I wouldn’t call rhem Clowns if they can save your life
I'm an armed guard at a dispensary in Los Angeles and we're everything but clowns! We do deal with a lot of clowns though. Lol
Why do you carry 4 sets of cuffs
Barracuda Shoop the reason why is I was working a bar one night and it was just me and one police officer there was a huge fight in the bathroom and I ran out of cuffs only carrying 2 sets
I mean, it’s better than one
@@texassecurity76 I carry 4 pairs because of the same reason I would personally swap out two pairs of chained for 2 hinged because with hinged handcuffs it makes it harder for a skinny person to slip your handcuffs