Really appreciate this video and review, I have been considering this chest rig for a long time for fly fishing but I fish with a chest pack (FishPond Thunderhead) and have always been concerned about my chest pack interfering with a vertical draw. Seeing how you rotate the rig to be a side draw and that it is still fully functional in that orientation is exactly what I wanted to see. Cheers.
really wanting one of those....bt im thinking im going to be packing a G20. Don't suppose you would show that wearing theG20 and bino case while shooting your bow?
Thanks for showing it with a smaller frame gun, all the other videos are with a Glock 20 or large revolver. Considering one for smaller gun and wanted to see this.
Just a tip, I would suggest finding a better place for your support hand/arm while holstering and drawing, it looks like you were flagging yourself pretty badly
You can always tell when someone has no actual experience around bears by this ridiculousness...carrying a side arm to scout in "bear country" is a joke when you are talking about black bear country like the Uintas. You're never going to need it unless you are in Wyoming, Montana, Alaska, or somewhere else with grizziles. Do yourself a favor and save the weight by leaving it home.
@@johnlicon2472 the strap going up over his shoulder should be on the opposite side of his head on the opposite shoulder. His idea of having better access to the gun with a bino harness is not wrong, but if he wore the harness more snug on the top strap it and the strap going under his left arm then it would allow for a horizontal pull from behind the harness. The pitfall of the method he used when he started the video is that if you were to draw in an emergency situation, the main shoulder strap is supposed to pull against the neck for easier draw. With the shoulder strap on the shoulder of the arm that is drawing the gun, the holster has an easier time of following the gun, this elongating the draw to get the gun out and increasing the time it takes to draw. The odds of it happening are small, but still there. So yes it is not being worn how it’s intended, but it does still work.
@@collinmcintee5392 thank you...just learned last night that is the wrong way to mount that holster....every nano second counts! Do you own 1? Is it worth it?
Linzi here from GunfightersINC. Thanks for the love! We're so glad you like your Kenai Chest Holster!
Thank you for a very concise and informative review! Some UA-camrs would have stretched this same content into a 12 minute video.
Glad it was helpful! Thank you for the feedback!
Really appreciate this video and review, I have been considering this chest rig for a long time for fly fishing but I fish with a chest pack (FishPond Thunderhead) and have always been concerned about my chest pack interfering with a vertical draw. Seeing how you rotate the rig to be a side draw and that it is still fully functional in that orientation is exactly what I wanted to see. Cheers.
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!
do you find the combination of Bino case and gun holster gets in the way when drawing/aiming a bow?
Both sit tight enough to the chest that it has never been a problem drawing a bow.
really wanting one of those....bt im thinking im going to be packing a G20. Don't suppose you would show that wearing theG20 and bino case while shooting your bow?
Do they make one for a FN 509c?
Great holster love mine. Well worth the money.
Nice work Kendall !
Thanks for showing it with a smaller frame gun, all the other videos are with a Glock 20 or large revolver. Considering one for smaller gun and wanted to see this.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for sharing that option.
No lefties?
very helpful video!
SO YOU CARRY A 40 CALIBER IN CASE OF BEARS ? 45/10 MAYBE-44 MAG IS MY CHOICE-JUST SAYEN'
Thank you for the feedback!
Just spent $150 on one of these....I better love the summbitch!
So...do you love it? Should I spend a buck fifty?
@@remgu2000 haha I’m sayin!
Good vid, no hype and excess bs. 👍
Can't believe how many times he points the pistol at him self.
Just a tip, I would suggest finding a better place for your support hand/arm while holstering and drawing, it looks like you were flagging yourself pretty badly
Thanks for the tip!
great tip
You can always tell when someone has no actual experience around bears by this ridiculousness...carrying a side arm to scout in "bear country" is a joke when you are talking about black bear country like the Uintas. You're never going to need it unless you are in Wyoming, Montana, Alaska, or somewhere else with grizziles. Do yourself a favor and save the weight by leaving it home.
TRUMP
You do realize that you are wearing it wrong ?
How's that?
Can honestly say I’ve never seen one put on like this
I'm looking at picking up the same set up. What is the other way to wear it?
@@johnlicon2472 the strap going up over his shoulder should be on the opposite side of his head on the opposite shoulder. His idea of having better access to the gun with a bino harness is not wrong, but if he wore the harness more snug on the top strap it and the strap going under his left arm then it would allow for a horizontal pull from behind the harness. The pitfall of the method he used when he started the video is that if you were to draw in an emergency situation, the main shoulder strap is supposed to pull against the neck for easier draw. With the shoulder strap on the shoulder of the arm that is drawing the gun, the holster has an easier time of following the gun, this elongating the draw to get the gun out and increasing the time it takes to draw. The odds of it happening are small, but still there. So yes it is not being worn how it’s intended, but it does still work.
@@collinmcintee5392 thank you...just learned last night that is the wrong way to mount that holster....every nano second counts! Do you own 1? Is it worth it?