Very practical and useful information as always. I typically carry at 4 but I think most of this still applies.

Great info as usual. I learned to use both hands for clearing the holster access: right hand behind the gun and left in front. I had the least number of instances with fabric getting stuck with 2 handed technique.

Clearing your garments is a very key point to focus on in training! (4 o'clock)

Really appreciate the lesson and prefer 3 o’clock

Great content and explanation on "how & why" - as always! Stay Safe and God Bless you Miles!

Thanks Myles and TAC HYVE crew

I have tried every position and appendix works best for me with any type and size 🔫 pistol.

Fantastic info, thanks Myles! 🙌

4 o'clock conceals a lot better with a T shirt

@Mills141

Жыл бұрын

7 if your an lefty 😉

@deebee4575

Жыл бұрын

Can confirm.

@JustDefense

Жыл бұрын

I prefer 3:47

@AdamJohnson-dr2ri

Жыл бұрын

Agreed on 4 o’clock, only problem I have at 4 is the butt of the pistol smacks or pushes on hard backed chairs. 4 for general carry and concealment, 3 for around the house or maybe a restaurant.

@dannyrhoades736

5 ай бұрын

I 💯 agree. I found 3 o’clock with a t-shirt it prints much more plus the muzzle canter depending on the holster would send a round straight down ur leg to the ankle in the case it of an accidental discharge. Much better in the 4 o’clock position. Way more comfortable. Prints less and the barrel is oriented more towards your buttcheek / ground behind you

Maybe you can extend this video with just reholstering cause it's the one thing that often gets too little attention and where most holster use injuries happen. Timing, checking, index, steps to not looking later on.

Great video as always! Thanks for the tip on the cant. This definitely helped to have a fast more efficient draw.

love the info shared in your videos and the links provided, just ordered a dryfiremag cant wait for it to get here

Great vid. What kind of jacket was that you were wearing?

Thanks Myles

Great video! Thank you!

I'm an old IWB carry guy. Isn't a 4 O'Clock position better because of less "printing"? of your handgun? Thnx.

@SplashOfOrange

Жыл бұрын

Same. I pretty much only carry at 3 at the range when it's open carry anyway. For concealed I just slide it back to 4 and it virtually disappears.

@deebee4575

Жыл бұрын

Yes.

@c.r.chandler5905

Жыл бұрын

Same here for the same reasons. Pushing the gun back just a little bit more in a holster with a FBI cant makes it disappear for me.

@AndiRose21

Жыл бұрын

I have no issues with printing at 3 o’clock. Personally I’m not moving my firearm behind me making it easier for someone to come up from behind and surprise me grabbing it should it print when I move or even be exposed and I’m unaware.

I noticed you don’t respond to questions or comments so this question is more for the other commenters here. I noticed when he is reholstering, he’s looking down at the holster. How important is it to keep your eyes on target and do the reholstering by feel?

@RJWdevelopment

5 күн бұрын

@@jayroller7054 Don't know if you've already gotten this answer elsewhere, but basically it depends on the circumstances. In "tactical" style training, they usually train you to keep an eye on the target, but also that's more often with larger, outside the waistband, "duty" holsters. In "competition" style training, safety is more important than tactics, especially in a situation where you are required to wear a concealment garment, like in IDPA. When you compete in IDPA, they even tell you specifically - it doesn't matter if YOU feel comfortable doing something unsafe, because you have to make everyone else feel safe, too. And reholstering your gun is the #1 most likely time to cause a negligent discharge, particularly when clothing gets in the way. So they'll tell you to look down, and take it extra slow when you reholster.

Great video!

Is there really a difference between drawing the P365xl which has a thin grip to a Glock 26 with a thick grip in a stressed situation?

Can you carry in the 3 O'clock position wearing IWB holster with claw? Just curious. Thank you

@ericwilliams2749

7 ай бұрын

@richardchang5499 yes you can

3 is my favorite if it's a permissive environment my arms/hands seem to naturally gravitate to that area *pause*😅

don't point your muzzle to anything you don't want to destroy also appendix carry

please fix the positioning of your lav mic if wearing scarf, I recommend either taping to chest or if you don't care about showing it on your cap.

I pull the shirt to the shoulder,it works for me 🙂🇺🇸👍

Is there a reason (other than concealibility) for carrying IWB rather than OWB when carrying at 3 o'clock? The draw is so much faster and sure and if you have to wear a cover garment anyway, why carry IWB? I carry OWB when I carry a full size handgun and have for 35 years without an issue.

@onpsxmember

Жыл бұрын

It's a concealment choice based on clothing and circumstances.

What if my FAT gets in the way?

@deamicisfrank1308

Жыл бұрын

lol

@onpsxmember

Жыл бұрын

That's at 5:02

@dtcdtc8328

3 ай бұрын

😂

@jayroller7054

2 ай бұрын

That’s where diet and exercise can help lol 😂

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Shotgun Content?

i carry at 11

How tall are you?

the part that concerns me the most is having the gun become exposed in public, while im not aware for some reason, and then me walking around essentially open carrying without my own knowledge

@jaycamacho8179

9 ай бұрын

Why wouldn’t you have the same level of attentiveness to your gun at 3:00 as opposed to 12-1:00?

Very cool info 🇺🇸🧂🧂

I'm a 9 o clock guy

Now do small of back carry, if you would...

Wear a friggin under shirt