@@jamesdean9943 ???? is that the limit to your vocabulary ??
@ACommenterOnYouTube3 күн бұрын
Here is a noble IDEA ... GET OFF YOUR PHONE AND PAY ATTENTION TO YOUR SURROUNDINGS ... This way you can avoid the NEED to have one chambered for that last second because YOU were not paying attention. By paying attention, you MIGHT have time and space to avoid using the gun.
@sgoell755 күн бұрын
JUDGES HATE YOU BEING READY TO KILL AT A MOMENTS NOTICE Think abut jail !
@LoneStarLawman7 күн бұрын
Not particularly effective are red dots at most combat distances of five yards or less. Not enough time for the average EDC person. Need to watch Ken Hackathorn's video on the effectiveness of red dots at close quarters. At longer distances, they are very effective with lots of training.
@mrfunkington8 күн бұрын
FMJ is most definitely designed for poking holes in people, and it does it very well. The problem is it pokes holes in more than just the person you want to poke holes in.
@WmRichardGullick9 күн бұрын
So he's showing a scenario where there is less than a second to get a shot fired without one in the pipe? How about this.....try pocket carryng a Glock with small children and pets often jumping in your lap, or grabbing at your leg. Believe me, when those circumstances are prevalent I think it only wise to carry on an empty chamber. Any other time, carrying with one in the chamber is the way to go. In other words, there ARE limited circumstances where carrying one in the chamber is not wise. How wise is it to carry one in the chamber with any type of firearm when you are often being touched/groped by small children? I'll take my chances by keeping one out of battery regardless what the so called "experts" have to say. In any circumstance where I feel threatened, I will THEN and only THEN , rack one into battery. Always be aware of your surroundings and think for yourself on such important issues.
@cdenton65110 күн бұрын
FMJ was killing people for over 100 years, I carry expensive defense ammo but don’t dismiss FMJ
@jimhovater875511 күн бұрын
* SIG P239 .40 S&W (current EDC): Federal 135gr Low Recoil Hydra-Shoks * Walther PPQ M2 (primary house handgun): 9mm SinterFire Special Duty * SIG SP2022 (truck gun): 9mm Hornady 124gr +P XTP *S&W 3914 (future EDC): 9mm Speer Gold Dot 124gr +P
@LilYeshua13 күн бұрын
Well that explains that perfectly and fully. Thanks
@infinitewonder30514 күн бұрын
Do you need a belt for this ? Can I wear it with joggers?
@Tulster8 күн бұрын
@infitewonder305 it is best to wear it with a belt.
@jseden14 күн бұрын
Just got one for my S&W 60-15. So far, so good. Great fit and feels like it should hold up well.
@08joegt16 күн бұрын
Kinda wish there was a light bearing version
@Tulster16 күн бұрын
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@HCVE17 күн бұрын
TSA does not require ammunition to be stored in a separate container from the firearm they just require it be in a box designed for ammunition.
@Brandyn7718 күн бұрын
Not having a round in the chamber makes carrying a firarm almost pointless. Why would you carry a gun that isn't immediately ready for use. Statistically self-defense gun use is overwhelmingly within 9 yrds. That means the decision to use your firearm will be within seconds. The extra second to rack your slide to chamber a round will get you killed. Not to mention people underestimate the effects of adrenaline. When shit gets real and that tunnel vision kicks in, palms are sweaty as hell while your heart is racing... It's not that easy to even draw your gun cleanly, let alone draw clean and rack the slide without slipping off. I dont care how often you train. Real life, while your own life is at risk is just different. Everyone thinks they're john wick 😂. And if you're worried about shooting yourself if you have one in the chamber, then i would suggest you get more comfortable around guns before you start carrying. A gun is never going to accidentally go off. It can be a neglagent discharge but that comes down to the person, not the tool. A gun won't go off unless you pull that trigger. No mechanical failure will fire your gun randomly.
@ACommenterOnYouTube3 күн бұрын
Would you point a chambered gun at yourself ??? Would you oint a chambered gun at a loved one ??? Are you that confident that it WONT go off while you point it at SOMEONE even with your finger NOT on the trigger ??
@mikeking311018 күн бұрын
What type of holster are you wearing
@Tulster18 күн бұрын
@mikeking3110-RANGE+ OWB PADDLE HOLSTER IN RIGHT HAND FOR: SPRINGFIELD ARMORY ECHELON-tulster.com/range-owb-paddle-holster-in-right-hand-for-springfield-armory-echelon/
@durablegoods194621 күн бұрын
No g26 Profile +?
@Tulster21 күн бұрын
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@durablegoods194621 күн бұрын
@@Tulster I guess I should’ve specified Glock 26 gen 5, huh?
@jeremyc391128 күн бұрын
Whatever the choice one makes, make sure they are tested in your EDC or defensive firearm. Just because one type works with one particular gun for one person doesn't mean it will work for someone else, even in the same gun. Try various makes and lines to find out what works best in your gun. Lots of variables here including what type of magazine as well that is used. Lots of people recommend HSTs, but HSTs run horribly with feed issues in my FX9 carbine. Out of my FPC, it runs perfectly. Yet others have no issues with running HSTs on their FX9 carbines. Until I tested it myself, I just presumed it would work without issue. Glad I put it through its paces.
@The_Illmatic_MechanicАй бұрын
"I'll buy that for a dollar."
@Bailey-ib9jsАй бұрын
They left out a lot of information. Some states don't recognize your carry permit. So you're not allowed to carry it there.
@TulsterАй бұрын
That is correct! It's always best to research conceal carry laws in the states you are visiting.
@user-nt6wj3lk4gАй бұрын
Clear, concise and complete. I like the way professionals get right to the point w/o wasting a word. Good presentation!
@marlapollack7913Ай бұрын
I just bought this and tightened it up as much as I can and loosened the retention on the gun. Still comes right off my pants with the draw. 😥
@TulsterАй бұрын
@marlapollack7913 - please message our support team support.tulster.com/ticket/.
@BluestarP3DАй бұрын
"Ammunition, I've always put it in the manufacture's box, in that same suitcase that my smaller locking box is holding my firearm in." - I appreciate this video's timing. Just wasted an hour trying to figure out, "But where do I keep the ammo, if it cannot be within the locked box?". You had the shortest video, but it had the information I was looking for. Thank you.
@TulsterАй бұрын
We got it WRONG in the video and article about the ammo placement. I'm not too clear if the rules changed over the years but as of today you can have the ammo inside the same locking box as the firearm. The magazines AND firearm MUST be unloaded. I've always placed my ammo in the original manufacture's box. Now, I've heard of guys getting away with their magazine being fully loaded and out of the firearm, BUT I don't like taking chances. I hope this helps.
@TulsterАй бұрын
Did you have any other questions? I've traveled with my CCW and it went smoother than I expected.
@BluestarP3DАй бұрын
@@Tulster appreciate it. I asked on a FB group as I still had reasonable doubt due to the contradictory verbiage of the TSA's ruling on it. Where it mentions in the Firearm transport, ammo cannot be stored together. But in the Ammo transport section it said it could. It boiled down to intent. That you can transport in the same lock box as the firearm as long as the ammo is within the other listed specified boundaries. Not in the mag if the mag is not "sealed" (have to tape em, but then you have adhesive residue). I'm going to just grab an Apache 1800, store the P365 Grip mod standing up, slide removed and next to it, 2 mags and a small box of Federal HST. And two government locks on each corner.
@TulsterАй бұрын
@@BluestarP3D That's exactly what I did. It wasn't necessary, but I even put a Cable Gun Lock on the firearm (for visual inspection - showing there was no magazine or round in the chamber) as well. I just didn't want any rubs or issues while checking the firearm at the counter. Unfortunately, most of the employees checking these items don't know anything about firearms.
@BluestarP3DАй бұрын
@@Tulster you think the lock would be necessary with the slide pulled off? You're reminding me of how ignorant people are when it comes to firearms... I even thought screw it, take the recoil spring and barrel out, too. But who knows at that point what they're going to say when they just see nothing that looks remotely like a firearm in the xray machine...
@thepoliticallyindependent1512Ай бұрын
What is the difference between free economy shipping and ground advantage?
@TulsterАй бұрын
@thepoliticallyindependent1512- USPS Ground Advantage is a shipping service that offers free package pickup.It's often used for non-urgent shipments when cost is a factor, and it's the most cost-effective USPS option for items under one pound. Ground Advantage is slower than other USPS services, with delivery times of 2-5 business days depending on distance and destination. However, it does offer tracking and can ship to all 50 states, U.S. military bases, and more.
@bradleybaker7655Ай бұрын
Will this fit the ruger gp100?
@TulsterАй бұрын
At this time, we don't offer a RATH holster for the Ruger GP100. Cast your vote here-support.tulster.com/model-request/
@JayB-bq7hhАй бұрын
Speer gold dot, HST (hydro shock) and Remington Golden Saber is nice !!!
@user-gf7mo5ik8hАй бұрын
I will take Underwood Extreme Defender over these anyday
@ghostt13-tacticalАй бұрын
Those federal law enforcement rounds are super accurate with the blue tips I punched a 100m bullseye the size of a 5 cent piece, blew the bullseye completely out and was just a 1/2 inch hole of the grouping. After 2 consecutive 2 of that accuracy i went and got 100s of them and threw my 14ich #coldhammerforged 1;8 twist heavy barrel it has no troubles carrying the energy to 500m/600m having the kinetic energy to make a kill with a well placed shot
@fortyofforty5257Ай бұрын
Currently HST 147 grain in 9mm, have no problem with Gold Dots in 147 grain, either. Carried that for years. In .40, it's Gold Dot in 165 or 180 grain, partly because it's what I have and HST is hard to come by.
@JF-wz3ooАй бұрын
Yes if you own a 1911. Glocks - not so much. I own several Glocks. I carry a 1911 because it is safe.
@ACommenterOnYouTube3 күн бұрын
LOL ... Your 1911 is safe ?? Would you point that 1911 at yourself while its chambered ??
@StandorFall13Ай бұрын
Who lines up rear and front?
@jayf4357Ай бұрын
How do we tighten the retention? If I hold the holster upside down the gun falls of with the slightest shake
@TulsterАй бұрын
@jayf4357-Please contact support at support.tulster.com/ticket/.
@jayf4357Ай бұрын
@@Tulster thank you! Just sent a ticket it.
@NYCBladesmithАй бұрын
can i use dcc clip on the profile where the retention screw is? i would like to make the profile tuckable and the oath isn't avail in p238
@TulsterАй бұрын
@NYCBladesmith- I apologize, but it will not work. On the Profile, the retention screws are located at the top of the holster, which prevents it from being a tuckable holster.
@troymitchell1747Ай бұрын
My biggest problem with it is I’m a hunter and it’s always been illegal to have a firearm in your vehicle with one in the chamber. Does this still apply with your concealed carry?
@TulsterАй бұрын
@troymitchell1747-please check your state laws on concealed carry.
@MiigzАй бұрын
Just ordered mine for my shield +. Heard nothing but positive feedback.
@dnyboi76596 күн бұрын
How is it? Just ordered mine for the same gun
@CitizenTrainingConceptsLLCАй бұрын
Great talking points/considerations 👊
@Valley_AZАй бұрын
You guys have some of the best holsters on the market. Hope to see some owb holsters for the smith and Wesson compact with the 3.6 inch barrel sometime in the near future!
@TulsterАй бұрын
@Valley_AZ -If you haven't already, please vote for that model by clicking on the following link: support.tulster.com/model-request/.
@Valley_AZАй бұрын
@@Tulster I’ll definitely put in a request. You guys have awesome holsters. It would be nice to be able to carry the 3.6 inch compact owb in the winter.
@dancruzeАй бұрын
Doesnt mention 124 vs 147
@TunedRAMSАй бұрын
Oooo I like this. I’m an avid collector and may have to add this one to the team 💪🏼
@TulsterАй бұрын
If you pick one up, let us know what you think!
@Valley_AZАй бұрын
Maybe down the road this holster will be available for the smith & Wesson 2.0 compact with the 3.6 inch slide since they are now coming out optic ready.
@TulsterАй бұрын
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@slanderous.jАй бұрын
That Critical Duty is my jam. I carry that in almost every EDC I have. I also like the Sig V-Crowns, but for a 2nd, I'd go HST. They're fantastic SDR's.
@arthurgreenwood5203Ай бұрын
Thanks for the great video. Most of the so-called experts will tell you that open carry is not a good idea, and their list of reasons goes on and on. They are entitled to their opinion. Opinions are like belly buttons. Everybody has one. I grew up in a high crime area and I knew all of the bad people, the smart ones and the stupid ones. None of them wanted to get shot. Open carry is like a sign on the fence that says, “beware of the dog.” I've traveled armed for more than 50 years, openly since 1985 and I will never know how many times trouble has taken a detour rather than confront an old man with a gun. I am 87 years old but the 45 on my side makes me 10 feet tall. It's my personal sign that says beware, this old dog still bites. Unarmed people are a much safer target. Recently, local law enforcement, being uninformed about the state statute that allows open carry with the proper permit, chose to challenge the validity of my decision. They firmly believed that open carry was against the law in the state of Rhode Island. I was threatened with arrest and possible jail time. Eventually the city solicitor was able to convince the Police Department that what I was doing was perfectly legal and that their opinion about my reason didn't matter. On the plus side, this was the first time since I started carrying openly 38 years ago that law enforcement even noticed me. Rhode Island has a population of over 1,000,000 and only 3500 people were issued a permit to carry. That's less than half of 1%. Many people with permits don't know that they are allowed to open carry or are afraid of reprisal from the Police if they do. I have never seen another Rhode Islander open carrying. I will no longer argue the point. My reasons are personal, and I no longer choose to share them or argue the validity of my actions. My reasons are none of your business. The only pertinent question is, “is it legal?” When asked “What are you afraid of?” My reply has always been, - Nothing.
@AffordableArmoryАй бұрын
I was excited until I saw the price.
@joesavant5490Ай бұрын
yeah man, that kind of money for s35 is a bit outrageous.
@larrymarsico4059Ай бұрын
Oh man, i NEED one! What's the price @tulster
@TulsterАй бұрын
Here is the link: tulster.com/greyworks-gw1-pocket-folding-knife-tanto/
@tacd962Ай бұрын
499.00 plus tax...gees
@TulsterАй бұрын
@@tacd962 Thank you for your feedback! Our pricing is determined by various factors, including the cost of raw materials (such as titanium and S35VN steel) , manufacturing time, and research and development. These are 100% manufactured in the US (Tulsa, OK) and not stamped steel. If you haven't had a chance yet watch the live event that explains the details of this knife: kzread.info/dash/bejne/lpWjl7aEk8a8fLQ.html
@tacd962Ай бұрын
@Tulster totally understood! Seems like an awesome knife.
@TulsterАй бұрын
@@tacd962 Something else I forgot to mention. We had a special announcement last night with our LIVE event - If you purchase the GW1 Folding Knife this May you get the GW2 Fixed Blade upon it's release. We are going to match batch/serial numbers.
@AustinArmoryАй бұрын
Awesome! Very cool Tulster! 🔥
@TulsterАй бұрын
Thank you!
@CeeWorld69Ай бұрын
All this video proved to me was that you can carry with an unloaded chamber and be just as fast 🤣🤣, all of it is within the same second
@WilliamMcClure-sn2wlАй бұрын
Im 18 and just got gifted my first handgun around 2 months ago almost 3 (glock 19 gen5) and just started carrying one in the chamber and honestly feel so much better with one in the chamber
@JF-wz3ooАй бұрын
Make sure to CAREFULLY re-holster. Look the gun into the holster. That is the most important safety issue.
@ray.d.oeaux12302 ай бұрын
Great review. (You didn't drag this out for 20 minutes.) All three brands are excellent for EDC/self-defense.
@rbs06482 ай бұрын
I saw a guy who carried a G20 with an empty chamber with a full 15 round magazine. In a offensive situation, he was promptly shot right through his upper chest and folded up like a bug, dead on the ground. That click when he pulled the trigger on his empty pistol was the loudest thing he heard right before he died.
@WmRichardGullick9 күн бұрын
bullshit
@Jarrow132 ай бұрын
Since I started carrying a firearm, I have always carried one up. My firearms in storage are empty chamber with no magazine. I always know the condition of my firearms (especially my EDC). One up is the way to go with my EDC as you can practice as much as you like and you might be able to get 2 second times on a range with draw, rack, aim and shoot, but all and all, the attacker comes towards you with a weapon that's already drawn and if the attacker is using a firearm it's already one up and drawn, placing you at a huge disadvantage. Doing 2 second draws and rack on a range is one thing doing it consistently is impossible in real life, one being having to draw and rack in awkward spaces as attackers tend to attack when you are in the worst spaces like in your vehicle. So I have my EDC set up with one up and I spent good money on a high quality kydex holster as the holster is a safety of the system I have that consists of a CZ P10S.
@JD-xz1mx2 ай бұрын
Easily the best handling of this I've seen on youtube.
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My safety is DON'T chamber one ...
What?
@@jamesdean9943 ???? is that the limit to your vocabulary ??
Here is a noble IDEA ... GET OFF YOUR PHONE AND PAY ATTENTION TO YOUR SURROUNDINGS ... This way you can avoid the NEED to have one chambered for that last second because YOU were not paying attention. By paying attention, you MIGHT have time and space to avoid using the gun.
JUDGES HATE YOU BEING READY TO KILL AT A MOMENTS NOTICE Think abut jail !
Not particularly effective are red dots at most combat distances of five yards or less. Not enough time for the average EDC person. Need to watch Ken Hackathorn's video on the effectiveness of red dots at close quarters. At longer distances, they are very effective with lots of training.
FMJ is most definitely designed for poking holes in people, and it does it very well. The problem is it pokes holes in more than just the person you want to poke holes in.
So he's showing a scenario where there is less than a second to get a shot fired without one in the pipe? How about this.....try pocket carryng a Glock with small children and pets often jumping in your lap, or grabbing at your leg. Believe me, when those circumstances are prevalent I think it only wise to carry on an empty chamber. Any other time, carrying with one in the chamber is the way to go. In other words, there ARE limited circumstances where carrying one in the chamber is not wise. How wise is it to carry one in the chamber with any type of firearm when you are often being touched/groped by small children? I'll take my chances by keeping one out of battery regardless what the so called "experts" have to say. In any circumstance where I feel threatened, I will THEN and only THEN , rack one into battery. Always be aware of your surroundings and think for yourself on such important issues.
FMJ was killing people for over 100 years, I carry expensive defense ammo but don’t dismiss FMJ
* SIG P239 .40 S&W (current EDC): Federal 135gr Low Recoil Hydra-Shoks * Walther PPQ M2 (primary house handgun): 9mm SinterFire Special Duty * SIG SP2022 (truck gun): 9mm Hornady 124gr +P XTP *S&W 3914 (future EDC): 9mm Speer Gold Dot 124gr +P
Well that explains that perfectly and fully. Thanks
Do you need a belt for this ? Can I wear it with joggers?
@infitewonder305 it is best to wear it with a belt.
Just got one for my S&W 60-15. So far, so good. Great fit and feels like it should hold up well.
Kinda wish there was a light bearing version
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TSA does not require ammunition to be stored in a separate container from the firearm they just require it be in a box designed for ammunition.
Not having a round in the chamber makes carrying a firarm almost pointless. Why would you carry a gun that isn't immediately ready for use. Statistically self-defense gun use is overwhelmingly within 9 yrds. That means the decision to use your firearm will be within seconds. The extra second to rack your slide to chamber a round will get you killed. Not to mention people underestimate the effects of adrenaline. When shit gets real and that tunnel vision kicks in, palms are sweaty as hell while your heart is racing... It's not that easy to even draw your gun cleanly, let alone draw clean and rack the slide without slipping off. I dont care how often you train. Real life, while your own life is at risk is just different. Everyone thinks they're john wick 😂. And if you're worried about shooting yourself if you have one in the chamber, then i would suggest you get more comfortable around guns before you start carrying. A gun is never going to accidentally go off. It can be a neglagent discharge but that comes down to the person, not the tool. A gun won't go off unless you pull that trigger. No mechanical failure will fire your gun randomly.
Would you point a chambered gun at yourself ??? Would you oint a chambered gun at a loved one ??? Are you that confident that it WONT go off while you point it at SOMEONE even with your finger NOT on the trigger ??
What type of holster are you wearing
@mikeking3110-RANGE+ OWB PADDLE HOLSTER IN RIGHT HAND FOR: SPRINGFIELD ARMORY ECHELON-tulster.com/range-owb-paddle-holster-in-right-hand-for-springfield-armory-echelon/
No g26 Profile +?
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@@Tulster I guess I should’ve specified Glock 26 gen 5, huh?
Whatever the choice one makes, make sure they are tested in your EDC or defensive firearm. Just because one type works with one particular gun for one person doesn't mean it will work for someone else, even in the same gun. Try various makes and lines to find out what works best in your gun. Lots of variables here including what type of magazine as well that is used. Lots of people recommend HSTs, but HSTs run horribly with feed issues in my FX9 carbine. Out of my FPC, it runs perfectly. Yet others have no issues with running HSTs on their FX9 carbines. Until I tested it myself, I just presumed it would work without issue. Glad I put it through its paces.
"I'll buy that for a dollar."
They left out a lot of information. Some states don't recognize your carry permit. So you're not allowed to carry it there.
That is correct! It's always best to research conceal carry laws in the states you are visiting.
Clear, concise and complete. I like the way professionals get right to the point w/o wasting a word. Good presentation!
I just bought this and tightened it up as much as I can and loosened the retention on the gun. Still comes right off my pants with the draw. 😥
@marlapollack7913 - please message our support team support.tulster.com/ticket/.
"Ammunition, I've always put it in the manufacture's box, in that same suitcase that my smaller locking box is holding my firearm in." - I appreciate this video's timing. Just wasted an hour trying to figure out, "But where do I keep the ammo, if it cannot be within the locked box?". You had the shortest video, but it had the information I was looking for. Thank you.
We got it WRONG in the video and article about the ammo placement. I'm not too clear if the rules changed over the years but as of today you can have the ammo inside the same locking box as the firearm. The magazines AND firearm MUST be unloaded. I've always placed my ammo in the original manufacture's box. Now, I've heard of guys getting away with their magazine being fully loaded and out of the firearm, BUT I don't like taking chances. I hope this helps.
Did you have any other questions? I've traveled with my CCW and it went smoother than I expected.
@@Tulster appreciate it. I asked on a FB group as I still had reasonable doubt due to the contradictory verbiage of the TSA's ruling on it. Where it mentions in the Firearm transport, ammo cannot be stored together. But in the Ammo transport section it said it could. It boiled down to intent. That you can transport in the same lock box as the firearm as long as the ammo is within the other listed specified boundaries. Not in the mag if the mag is not "sealed" (have to tape em, but then you have adhesive residue). I'm going to just grab an Apache 1800, store the P365 Grip mod standing up, slide removed and next to it, 2 mags and a small box of Federal HST. And two government locks on each corner.
@@BluestarP3D That's exactly what I did. It wasn't necessary, but I even put a Cable Gun Lock on the firearm (for visual inspection - showing there was no magazine or round in the chamber) as well. I just didn't want any rubs or issues while checking the firearm at the counter. Unfortunately, most of the employees checking these items don't know anything about firearms.
@@Tulster you think the lock would be necessary with the slide pulled off? You're reminding me of how ignorant people are when it comes to firearms... I even thought screw it, take the recoil spring and barrel out, too. But who knows at that point what they're going to say when they just see nothing that looks remotely like a firearm in the xray machine...
What is the difference between free economy shipping and ground advantage?
@thepoliticallyindependent1512- USPS Ground Advantage is a shipping service that offers free package pickup.It's often used for non-urgent shipments when cost is a factor, and it's the most cost-effective USPS option for items under one pound. Ground Advantage is slower than other USPS services, with delivery times of 2-5 business days depending on distance and destination. However, it does offer tracking and can ship to all 50 states, U.S. military bases, and more.
Will this fit the ruger gp100?
At this time, we don't offer a RATH holster for the Ruger GP100. Cast your vote here-support.tulster.com/model-request/
Speer gold dot, HST (hydro shock) and Remington Golden Saber is nice !!!
I will take Underwood Extreme Defender over these anyday
Those federal law enforcement rounds are super accurate with the blue tips I punched a 100m bullseye the size of a 5 cent piece, blew the bullseye completely out and was just a 1/2 inch hole of the grouping. After 2 consecutive 2 of that accuracy i went and got 100s of them and threw my 14ich #coldhammerforged 1;8 twist heavy barrel it has no troubles carrying the energy to 500m/600m having the kinetic energy to make a kill with a well placed shot
Currently HST 147 grain in 9mm, have no problem with Gold Dots in 147 grain, either. Carried that for years. In .40, it's Gold Dot in 165 or 180 grain, partly because it's what I have and HST is hard to come by.
Yes if you own a 1911. Glocks - not so much. I own several Glocks. I carry a 1911 because it is safe.
LOL ... Your 1911 is safe ?? Would you point that 1911 at yourself while its chambered ??
Who lines up rear and front?
How do we tighten the retention? If I hold the holster upside down the gun falls of with the slightest shake
@jayf4357-Please contact support at support.tulster.com/ticket/.
@@Tulster thank you! Just sent a ticket it.
can i use dcc clip on the profile where the retention screw is? i would like to make the profile tuckable and the oath isn't avail in p238
@NYCBladesmith- I apologize, but it will not work. On the Profile, the retention screws are located at the top of the holster, which prevents it from being a tuckable holster.
My biggest problem with it is I’m a hunter and it’s always been illegal to have a firearm in your vehicle with one in the chamber. Does this still apply with your concealed carry?
@troymitchell1747-please check your state laws on concealed carry.
Just ordered mine for my shield +. Heard nothing but positive feedback.
How is it? Just ordered mine for the same gun
Great talking points/considerations 👊
You guys have some of the best holsters on the market. Hope to see some owb holsters for the smith and Wesson compact with the 3.6 inch barrel sometime in the near future!
@Valley_AZ -If you haven't already, please vote for that model by clicking on the following link: support.tulster.com/model-request/.
@@Tulster I’ll definitely put in a request. You guys have awesome holsters. It would be nice to be able to carry the 3.6 inch compact owb in the winter.
Doesnt mention 124 vs 147
Oooo I like this. I’m an avid collector and may have to add this one to the team 💪🏼
If you pick one up, let us know what you think!
Maybe down the road this holster will be available for the smith & Wesson 2.0 compact with the 3.6 inch slide since they are now coming out optic ready.
@Valley_AZ-Please cast your vote here: support.tulster.com/model-request/
That Critical Duty is my jam. I carry that in almost every EDC I have. I also like the Sig V-Crowns, but for a 2nd, I'd go HST. They're fantastic SDR's.
Thanks for the great video. Most of the so-called experts will tell you that open carry is not a good idea, and their list of reasons goes on and on. They are entitled to their opinion. Opinions are like belly buttons. Everybody has one. I grew up in a high crime area and I knew all of the bad people, the smart ones and the stupid ones. None of them wanted to get shot. Open carry is like a sign on the fence that says, “beware of the dog.” I've traveled armed for more than 50 years, openly since 1985 and I will never know how many times trouble has taken a detour rather than confront an old man with a gun. I am 87 years old but the 45 on my side makes me 10 feet tall. It's my personal sign that says beware, this old dog still bites. Unarmed people are a much safer target. Recently, local law enforcement, being uninformed about the state statute that allows open carry with the proper permit, chose to challenge the validity of my decision. They firmly believed that open carry was against the law in the state of Rhode Island. I was threatened with arrest and possible jail time. Eventually the city solicitor was able to convince the Police Department that what I was doing was perfectly legal and that their opinion about my reason didn't matter. On the plus side, this was the first time since I started carrying openly 38 years ago that law enforcement even noticed me. Rhode Island has a population of over 1,000,000 and only 3500 people were issued a permit to carry. That's less than half of 1%. Many people with permits don't know that they are allowed to open carry or are afraid of reprisal from the Police if they do. I have never seen another Rhode Islander open carrying. I will no longer argue the point. My reasons are personal, and I no longer choose to share them or argue the validity of my actions. My reasons are none of your business. The only pertinent question is, “is it legal?” When asked “What are you afraid of?” My reply has always been, - Nothing.
I was excited until I saw the price.
yeah man, that kind of money for s35 is a bit outrageous.
Oh man, i NEED one! What's the price @tulster
Here is the link: tulster.com/greyworks-gw1-pocket-folding-knife-tanto/
499.00 plus tax...gees
@@tacd962 Thank you for your feedback! Our pricing is determined by various factors, including the cost of raw materials (such as titanium and S35VN steel) , manufacturing time, and research and development. These are 100% manufactured in the US (Tulsa, OK) and not stamped steel. If you haven't had a chance yet watch the live event that explains the details of this knife: kzread.info/dash/bejne/lpWjl7aEk8a8fLQ.html
@Tulster totally understood! Seems like an awesome knife.
@@tacd962 Something else I forgot to mention. We had a special announcement last night with our LIVE event - If you purchase the GW1 Folding Knife this May you get the GW2 Fixed Blade upon it's release. We are going to match batch/serial numbers.
Awesome! Very cool Tulster! 🔥
Thank you!
All this video proved to me was that you can carry with an unloaded chamber and be just as fast 🤣🤣, all of it is within the same second
Im 18 and just got gifted my first handgun around 2 months ago almost 3 (glock 19 gen5) and just started carrying one in the chamber and honestly feel so much better with one in the chamber
Make sure to CAREFULLY re-holster. Look the gun into the holster. That is the most important safety issue.
Great review. (You didn't drag this out for 20 minutes.) All three brands are excellent for EDC/self-defense.
I saw a guy who carried a G20 with an empty chamber with a full 15 round magazine. In a offensive situation, he was promptly shot right through his upper chest and folded up like a bug, dead on the ground. That click when he pulled the trigger on his empty pistol was the loudest thing he heard right before he died.
bullshit
Since I started carrying a firearm, I have always carried one up. My firearms in storage are empty chamber with no magazine. I always know the condition of my firearms (especially my EDC). One up is the way to go with my EDC as you can practice as much as you like and you might be able to get 2 second times on a range with draw, rack, aim and shoot, but all and all, the attacker comes towards you with a weapon that's already drawn and if the attacker is using a firearm it's already one up and drawn, placing you at a huge disadvantage. Doing 2 second draws and rack on a range is one thing doing it consistently is impossible in real life, one being having to draw and rack in awkward spaces as attackers tend to attack when you are in the worst spaces like in your vehicle. So I have my EDC set up with one up and I spent good money on a high quality kydex holster as the holster is a safety of the system I have that consists of a CZ P10S.
Easily the best handling of this I've seen on youtube.