But, have you spent any time thinking about the belt you fasten your holster and gun to? If not, you may be surprised at how much a quality belt can help with comfort while carrying your firearm.
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The American Purebred IWB Holster: Massaro Holster Works
I met Eddie Massaro of Massaro Holster Works at the USCCA Expo 2019. He wanted me to take a lo at his hybrid holster called the American Purebred. It’s made of Kydex, neoprene, and designed primarily for traditional inside the waistband (IWB) carry. This means carrying in the 4 or 5 o’clock position. I carry […]
4 Reasons to Buy a Quality Holster: Featuring L.A.G. Tactical
There are thousands of holster companies producing a steady stream of Kydex holsters with varying degrees of success. Companies ranging from small garage operations to large corporations flood the market with countless options for carry position, style, and function. Wading through this river of Kydex can seem a bit overwhelming for someone new to the […]
Clinger No Print Wonder Review
I was recently given the opportunity to review the Mossberg MC1SC pistol and needed a holster to carry it. I mean, this is ConcealedCarry.com, after all. I couldn’t not carry that pistol on my person and still give you a decent review. Enter the Clinger No Wonder V3 A good concealed carry holster is […]
SHOP Talk: Holster Mistakes
On this episode of SHOP Talk, Riley goes into depth on some of the common concealed carry holster mistakes that he sees. Chief among these mistakes, is that the hand doesn’t get a full shooter’s grip on the gun during the drawstre. Whenever this happens, if your goal is to successfully put rounds on […]
1791 Gunleather Ventures Into Kydex Holsters
Our good friends over at 1791 Gunleather, traditionally a leather gun holster maker, has recently made the announcement that they’re going into the polymer market. Specifically, “Tactical Kydex.” 1791 clearly thinks they can improve upon plastic holsters, which is shown when asked why they’re branching out into Kydex. CEO Ramiro M. Romani had this to say: […]
