This "I Carry" episode features the Smith & Wesson Model 36 Classic No Internal Lock .38 Special revolver, emphasizing its retro appeal and simplicity as a concealed carry option. The reviewer highlights the removal of the internal lock as a key feature for purists. The video also briefly mentions a Bianchi Model 57 Remedy holster and a Buck Knives Squire folding knife, showcasing a classic EDC setup. The presenter shares a personal connection to the Model 36 as their first concealed carry firearm, underscoring its enduring reliability and suitability for self-defense despite the rise of higher-capacity pistols.
This "I Carry" episode features the Gunsite Glock G45 Service Pistol, notable for its striker-fired, polymer frame design and a mounted red-dot optic, a departure from traditional Gunsite offerings. The pistol's physical dimensions are compared to a Commander 1911, and the shift from .45 ACP to 9mm is justified by ammunition advancements and increased capacity. The video highlights the Holosun HE509T red-dot sight with its solar assist and Shake Awake technology, co-witnessing Ameriglo suppressor-height sights, and a side-mounted battery tray. The G45's suitability for concealed carry is discussed, along with its compatibility with various Glock magazines and aftermarket upgrades.
This video showcases two vintage 1970s Smith & Wesson Model 36 revolvers, presented with a Bianchi Shadow holster and speed strips. The creator highlights the compatibility of the Bianchi holsters with Smith & Wesson J-frames, as well as Charter Arms and Taurus five-shot revolvers, emphasizing their suitability for simultaneous left and right-hand carry. The video aims for a relaxing ASMR experience focused on the aesthetics and tactile qualities of the firearms and leather gear.
This video focuses on the Bianchi 111 Cyclone Holster, a hand-molded belt holster designed for a custom fit. It highlights its versatility with two belt loops for cross draw or strongside carry, a quick-release thumb snap, high ride, suede lining, and open muzzle. The holster is specifically recommended for hunters carrying long-barreled revolvers and features a 1.75-inch belt slot. A link to purchase the holster from Optics Planet is provided.
This video focuses on the Bianchi 55L Lightnin' Holster, a product specifically designed for popular small revolvers used in concealed carry. The description highlights its key features, including a retention strap that secures behind the trigger guard, a middle-finger activated release tab for a quick draw, and its compatibility with belts up to 1.75 inches wide. The holster is also noted to accommodate revolvers with hammer shrouds and rubber grips, rides high and close for comfort and concealment, and features a suede lining and closed muzzle. The video includes a direct link to purchase the holster from Optics Planet.
This video focuses on the Bianchi 3S Pistol Pocket Holster, highlighting its key features for concealed carry. The description emphasizes its inside-the-waistband wear, adjustable carry angles, and a reinforced thumb snap for quick access. It also notes the reinforced top for easy reholstering. The video provides a product-in-focus look, likely demonstrating these features and directing viewers to OpticsPlanet.com for purchase.
This video review focuses on the UM-84 Bianchi Universal Military Holster, officially adopted by the U.S. Military as the M-12 holster in 1984. The description highlights its rugged, battle-proven design and its status as standard issue sidearm holster. The review likely delves into the features, durability, and practical application of this long-standing military holster.
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