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The 3 Benefits and The Major Danger of a Holster Sweatguard
Republished with permission. First Published on KSGArmory.com: The 3 Benefits and the Major Danget of a Holster Sweatguard | April 30, 2024
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Do You Carry Your Gun As Often as You Should?
I was looking at a Gallup Poll Article from November 2021 which discussed Americans’ reasons for owning firearms. The organization which has been conducting this poll for decades found a…
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S7E7: What Makes a GREAT Holster?
Today, Riley Bowman and Jacob Paulsen talk about the journey we’re recently made into the holster making business with the acquisition of KSG Armory. We discuss what goes into the making of a holster, and what design attributes and features separate the good holsters from the GREAT ones.
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A Guide to Overcoming 27 Reasons You Don’t Carry Your Gun Every Day
Even among those who have gone to the effort of applying for a concealed handgun permit to carry concealed in their state, a majority (according to our surveys) still don’t carry concealed on a regular basis. The reasons vary significantly but we have attempted to build out a list below of the most common ones we hear.
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Steps to Take if Discomfort Prevents You From Carrying
It’s a big change to go from not carrying a gun for most of your life up until this point, to actually sticking a piece of metal in your pants…
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Tips To Achieve Ultimate Comfort In Concealed Carry
I’ve been carrying a concealed gun just about every single day for quite a few years now. Because I’ve been carrying for a while and have been given a plethora…
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10 Essential Criteria for Selecting Your Concealed Carry Holster
About 40 years ago when I started my quest to discover the perfect Concealed Carry (CC) gun and perfect holster, I began to realize the immensity of this ongoing challenge. I compare each of the holsters I am considering buying to each of my 10 criterion which are…
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Physical Discomfort When Carrying Concealed Firearms
Guns are heavy, bulky, and oddly shaped. It just takes TIME for your body to adjust to the feeling of that firearm. Despite your best efforts there will be some discomfort for a time.
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