Videos tagged with Leather

This video from Demolition Ranch investigates the effectiveness of leather armor against bullets. While the title poses a direct question, the description prominently features promotional content for PDS Debt, Pepperbox.tv, HEAT WAVE eye protection, and Demolition Ranch merchandise. It also includes links to the creator's vlog and social media profiles. The core of the video likely revolves around testing the protective capabilities of leather in a ballistics scenario, a common theme for the channel.

This video, "A Union of Skill - The Makers Series," highlights the craftsmanship involved in creating a special firearm, the Nexus rifle system. It emphasizes the union of skills through features like batch-crafted elephant leather, Damascus engraving, and serialized steel. The series aims to introduce viewers to these skilled makers. The description also encourages subscribing for content on long shots, tough shots, shooting tips, DIY, and ballistics.

This video appears to be a confrontational or comparative piece titled 'SHE STOOD UP! Planet Fitness vs Patricia Silva!', suggesting a personal dispute or a challenge, possibly involving a physical altercation or a strong disagreement. The inclusion of product links for leather goods, a 'WATCHLIST PATCH', and a discount code for Blackout Coffee, along with a mention of Patreon and a PO Box, indicates it's likely content from a creator who discusses various topics, potentially including lifestyle, personal opinions, or challenges. The title itself implies a moment of defiance or standing one's ground, making it potentially engaging for viewers interested in such narratives.

This video, titled 'This One Hits DIFFERENT!', appears to focus on concealed carry and everyday carry (EDC) items, with a strong emphasis on firearms and related gear. The description highlights hashtags like #concealedcarry, #edc, #everydaycarry, #guns, #firearms, and #edcgear, indicating content related to personal firearms for daily carry. The inclusion of #pewpew and #pewpewlife suggests a shooting or firearm enthusiast audience. The mention of #leatherbelt and #leather points to a potential focus on EDC accessories, possibly including holsters or a specific type of belt designed for concealed carry. The term 'gunfighters' and #firearmstraining suggest a practical or tactical application of firearms. Without the video content, it's difficult to ascertain specific firearm models or calibers, but the general theme is clear.

This video focuses on the essential EDC (Everyday Carry) belt specifically for concealed carry purposes. It delves into the importance of a proper belt for comfortably and securely carrying a firearm throughout the day. The content likely covers different types of EDC belts, materials such as leather, and their suitability for various concealed carry setups, emphasizing the gear aspect of carrying discreetly.

This video focuses on concealed carry belts, highlighting their importance for everyday carry (EDC) and firearm enthusiasts. The description emphasizes terms like 'concealed carry,' 'EDC,' 'everyday carry,' 'guns,' 'concealcarry,' 'belt,' 'edcgear,' 'pewpew,' 'pewpewlife,' 'leatherbelt,' 'leather,' 'gunfighters,' 'firearmstraining,' and 'firearms.' The content likely explores the utility and functionality of specialized belts designed for carrying firearms discreetly and securely. It appeals to individuals interested in personal defense and practical gear for carrying their firearms.

This YouTube video, titled "That Little Bit EXTRA! Woah! #concealedcarry", focuses on concealed carry and everyday carry (EDC) with a clear emphasis on firearms and related gear. The description explicitly lists terms such as #concealedcarry, #edc, #everydaycarry, #guns, #concealcarry, #edcgear, #pewpew, #pewpewlife, #gunfighters, and #firearmstraining, indicating a strong connection to the firearms community. The inclusion of #leatherbelt and #leather suggests a focus on a specific piece of EDC equipment, likely related to carrying a firearm. The video appears to offer insights into enhancing one's concealed carry setup or lifestyle, possibly demonstrating additional items or techniques that go beyond the basics.

This "Gun Guys" episode features a Q&A session with renowned firearms experts Bill Wilson and Ken Hackathorn. They address 20 subscriber-submitted questions, covering topics from favorite custom guns and holster materials to preferred carry ammunition and home defense firearms. The discussion also touches on maintaining quality in firearm manufacturing, developing shooting speed, and historical firearm considerations. This is Part 1 of the Q&A, with more questions to be answered in a subsequent episode.

This video appears to be a general firearms content piece, suggested by the title 'guns and leather'. Without a detailed description or transcript, it's difficult to ascertain the specific types of firearms, calibers, manufacturers, or topics covered. The 'leather' component might indicate holsters, gun belts, or other leather accessories related to firearms. The content likely revolves around the aesthetic or functional combination of firearms and leather goods, possibly showcasing firearm handling, storage, or carrying methods.

This video details the origin story of Alien Gear Holsters, founded by Thomas Tedder, a former Air Force engineer. Dissatisfied with existing holsters after a personal incident where his firearm dropped, Tedder was inspired to create a superior product. He developed designs using Kydex and leather, moving production from his kitchen to a shed. The company's philosophy is to offer a high-quality holster at a fair price, rejecting the high margins and cheap materials of competitors. Their mission remains to provide better holsters with improved materials and design features, accessible to the working person.

This American Rifleman TV episode tells the story of CrossBreed Holsters, a company founded by Mark Craighead in 2005. Frustrated by a lack of suitable holsters after getting his concealed-carry permit, Craighead began creating his own using Kydex and leather. The business grew organically from a personal need, with the name reflecting both the material combination and the company's faith-based values. Following Craighead's passing, his wife Carol continued the company's legacy. The video explores the manufacturing process and various holster models offered by CrossBreed, a prominent name in the concealed-carry industry.

This video from Fun Gun Reviews showcases the Guide's Choice Chest Rig from Diamond D Custom Leather, based in Wasilla, Alaska. The presenter, Dave Johnston, highlights the quality craftsmanship of Diamond D Custom Leather's products, positioning them among the best in the world. The review also links to an original review from 2011. Contact information for Diamond D Custom Leather is provided, including their website and phone number. The video utilizes royalty-free music from Pond 5.